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Your quick thoughts on now that we have got longitudinal data on vaccine doc theyre not that impressive it is getting uglier at this point. >> thats right. so unfortunately, and im sorry to say this but the wheels are kind of coming off the vaccine bus, and what were seeing is a decline in vaccine efficacy within months of the initial dose or doses. and then a decline in efficacy with boosters that happen even faster so you get an initial kind of recovery of protection with the boosters but that...

We have got longitudinal data on vaccine doc theyre not that impressive it is getting uglier at this point. >> thats right. so unfortunately, and im sorry to say this but the wheels are kind of coming off the vaccine bus, and what were seeing is a decline in vaccine efficacy within months of the initial dose or doses. and then a decline in efficacy with boosters that happen even faster so you get an initial kind of recovery of protection with the boosters but thats gone within six to eight weeks...

We have got longitudinal data on vaccine doc theyre not that impressive it is getting uglier at this point. >> thats right. so unfortunately, and im sorry to say this but the wheels are kind of coming off the vaccine bus, and what were seeing is a decline in vaccine efficacy within months of the initial dose or doses. and then a decline in efficacy with boosters that happen even faster so you get an initial kind of recovery of protection with the boosters but thats gone within six to eight weeks...

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‘Fox & Friends First’ mom panelists Cheryl Onderchain, Quisha King, and Natalya Murakhver, raise awareness over teacher unions and education reform for public schools nationwide.

(CNS News) -- The U.S. Senate held a hearing on June 22 to discuss with parents and educators how best to restore classrooms to proficiency, following two years of online learning that studies show halted academic progress during the COVID pandemic.

(CNS News) -- The U.S. Senate held a hearing on June 22 to discuss with parents and educators how best to restore classrooms to proficiency, following two years of online learning that studies show halted academic progress during the COVID pandemic.

Surprise.

A study shows remote learning led to large losses in achievement for students during the pandemic, with blue states and students from low-income areas hit the hardest by the losses.