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Joe Carroll
Texas recently recorded its highest one-day tally of new cases since the pandemic emerged.
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John Ainger
The timing is tight, considering medicine’s quickest previous vaccine took four years to be developed.
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Kristen V. Brown
The findings echo other research that has indicated a link between variations in the ABO gene and Covid-19.
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Niclas Rolander
Sweden’s Covid mortality rate is now among the highest per capita in the world.
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Janice Kew
Most of the roughly 500 million averted cases would have gone undetected, according to the study.
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Michelle Cortez
Top officials leading the U.S. response to the pandemic have expressed concern about the situation.
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Rafaela Lindeberg
Prime Minister Stefan Lofven has promised an inquiry into Sweden’s response to Covid-19.
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Joyce Blay
More men are interested in buying life insurance than are women.
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Jordan Smith
At its core, the purpose for a split-dollar insurance program is to promote the long-term retention of a key employee.
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Annie Massa
The woman, the firm’s head of insurance investment, called police after a black man asked her to leash her dog.
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John Lauerman
Trump’s endorsement has led many people to take the medications without scientific proof of their benefit.
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Robert Langreth
The technology being used by Moderna relies on the body’s own cells to produce viral proteins.
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Benjamin Robertson
The pandemic is the insurance industry's "biggest challenge to date," acording to Lloyd's.
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Aimee DeCamillo
During a time of crisis, companies must further prioritize consumers’ needs.
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Lisa Du
The long-term damage to health could strain social safety nets and health-care infrastructures for years to come.
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John Tozzi
The largest declines were in outpatient settings such as dental offices.
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Riley Griffin
The NIH said the objective is to make millions of accurate and easy-to-use tests per week.
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James Paton
A University of Oxford team has begun trials of a potential vaccine and hopes to get efficacy results by September.
