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So far, nearly 230 cases have been confirmed in vaccinated people under 30. the cdc says fewer than 100 cases is normal for that age group. health officials say its unclear if the vaccine was the cause and they still recommend shots for everyone ages 12 and older. the cdc has an emergency meeting one week from today. and when it does come to the pace of vaccinations, several states in the south are lagging far behind. among them, alabama. republican senator tommy tubberville is trying to chang...

From the beginning of the pandemic, experts have been talking about herd immunity. How does a nation reach there? The importance of building immunity to fight against Covid-19 has been proven, but how can it be attained, especially when variants continue to emerge?Observer spoke to Dr Ahmed Shahrabani, Omani doctor based in the UK, NIA Fellow and Co-Founder...

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Studies have found that reducing plaque does not necessarily help patients with alzheimers. last november dr. caleb alexander was on an f.d.a. advisory committee that voted against recommending approval. what are your objections to approval of this drug? >> well, i think the jury is still out on whether it works. and in this instance i think that the evidence is still quite murky as to the effectiveness of this product. was partially positive and >> reporter: aduhelm trials have had mixed outcom...

Have a shot and a beer. the white house going to great lengths to reach the goal of getting at least one vaccine dose in 70% of american adults by the fourth of july. even partnering with anheuser-busch, offering free beers if the country hits that number. but some states are not currently on track to hit that goal. joining me now, the governor of one of them, republican governor of mississippi, tate reeves. governor reeves, thanks for joining us. im sure i dont need to tell you mississippi is d...

This is bbc news. the headlines... the first new treatment for alzheimers disease for nearly 20 years is approved in the united states, paving the way for its use in the uk. a bid by rebel tory mps to overturn £a billion of cuts to the overseas aid budget is blocked — but the speaker calls on ministers to allow an "effective" vote on the issue. this house should be taken seriously and the government should be accountable here, so i wish and hope very quickly that this is taken on board. i don...

The first new treatment for alzheimers disease for nearly 20 years is approved in the united states, paving the way for its use in the uk. a bid by rebel tory mps to overturn £4 billion of cuts to the overseas aid budget is blocked, but the speaker calls on ministers to allow an "effective" vote on the issue. from tomorrow, anyone aged 25 to 30 in england will be invited for a covid vaccine. child migrants arriving in dover may be turned away as the local authorities struggle to cope with an in...

Was not one that could be allowed under the rules. but clearly the speaker feels it is time for the house of commons to have its say on this decision, and i think thats the right role for parliament to play. so i think it is right that we get a chance to see mps have a debate tomorrow and they can represent their communities, and we can all see what the house of commons is then.— can all see what the house of commons is then. ., ~ , ., , . commons is then. thank you very much for our commons i...

States. it paves the way for its use here in the uk. a bid by rebel tory mps to overturn £4bn of cuts to the overseas aid budget is blocked — but the speaker calls on ministers to allow an "effective" vote on the issue. from tomorrow anyone aged 25 to 30 in england will be invited for a covid vaccine double child killer colin pitchfork who was jailed for life in the 1980s is approved to be released from jail �*0ver the top — the prime minister and the culture secretary criticise the suspe...