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California has stopped asking counties to report post-COVID-19 vaccination breakthrough...

Coronavirus vaccines provide durable protection, and boosters probably won’t be...

Bay Area is close to herd immunity. But we may never get there FacebookTwitterEmail The Bay Area has among the best COVID-19 vaccination rates in the United States and several counties are approaching the threshold of herd immunity, where the virus eventually dies out because it can no longer find people to infect. If the region was in a bubble, that could eliminate nearly all coronavirus infections. But with vaccine uptake already waning across California and the U.S. — and vaccines still un...

Five years ago, France banned the purchase of sex — but not the sale of it. The prostitition measures aimed to decrease the number of sex workers. The result, however, has seen services pushed into clandestine routes.

Calif. variant is resistant to antibodies, but vaccines should still work By Erin Allday © Lea Suzuki, The Chronicle Early studies show the coronavirus variant that’s spreading widely across California is somewhat resistant to antibodies that fight off infection, but the vaccines still should offer plenty of protection, infectious disease experts say. Antibodies generated by the vaccines, or by previous coronavirus infection, were two to four times stronger against earlier v...

NES Financial | JTC to Host Private Equity Webinar on 2021 Trends and Future Outlook with Convergence, Inc., 747 Capital, and CohnReznick Share Article Industry leaders to also discuss pandemic-driven shifts in market dynamics and investor priorities As competition grows among private equity firms of all sizes, marketplace differentiation and success will increasingly depend on a firm’s ability to stay ahead of developing trends. SAN JOSE, Calif. (PRWEB) ...

California coronavirus variant is resistant to antibodies, but vaccines should still work FacebookTwitterEmail Laray Bonilla, paramedic intern City College of San Francisco, prepares a Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at the Southeast Health Center on Friday, February 12, 2021 in San Francisco, Calif.Lea Suzuki / The Chronicle Early studies show the coronavirus variant that’s spreading widely across California is somewhat resistant to antibodies that fight off infection, but the vaccines still shoul...

William M. Hershon, a gay man and longtime San Francisco AIDS advocate and attorney, died January 29. He was 67.

Join Us in Miami! Love, Masters of the Universe Silicon Valley techies and Wall Street titans have bought homes and moved businesses there in the pandemic, coaxed by an eager mayor. Credit...Gabriel Alcala Published Jan. 29, 2021Updated Jan. 31, 2021 MIAMI — America’s business leaders, freed from the office, looked around the country, taking note of its coronavirus lockdowns, taxes and rabble rousers. And many said as if in unison: Miami! Silicon Valley venture capitalists: Miami! And the c...

Portrait of a virus: How the perfect pathogen swept the globe and shut down our world FacebookTwitterEmail 5 1of5The San Francisco skyline is seen covered in dark clouds during a rainstorm at Treasure Island on Sunday, Nov. 8, 2020 in San Francisco, California.Gabrielle Lurie / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of5Hand sanitizer stations are placed throughout a new housing project at 950 Gough Street on Tuesday, March 31, 2020 in San Francisco, Calif.Brian Feulner / Special to The Ch...