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. Much pressure lies in preparing a stand-up comedy set. The jokes must land. The audience must stay engaged. But the stakes are even higher for Santa Ana resident, activist and comedian Sandra De Anda. Her performances also raise money for important causes. De Anda donates profits from her performances to the Orange County Rapid Response Network, an activist organization which aids undocumented immigrants and those who sit in detention centers. This year, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced her s...

A return to normalcy won’t be possible until herd immunity is achieved worldwide — a goal that is unlikely in 2021

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

The World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) said mandating inoculations would be discriminatory.

WHO official says it would take time to produce and administer enough vaccine doses.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The roll-out of coronavirus vaccines in many countries will not provide herd immunity from the global pandemic this year, several health experts said on Monday, citing limited access for poor countries, community trust problems and potential virus mutations.

* Travel body chief says compulsory shots ‘discriminatory’ * Number of cases worldwide has passed 90 million (Adds British PM and EU-Moderna talks) PARIS/SYDNEY, Jan 11 (Reuters) - The head of a global travel organisation on Monday opposed making COVID-19 vaccinations a requirement for travellers in the fight against the pandemic, despite scepticism about reaching herd immunity this year. Several health experts said during the Reuters Next conference that the mass roll-out of coronavirus va...

HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS/GLOBAL-VACCINES (PIX):REUTERS NEXT-COVID-19 vaccine roll-out won't achieve herd immunity this year- health experts

Global tourism group calls for global prioritisation of "vulnerable groups".

Despite widespread vaccination campaigns, herd immunity to the coronavirus will not be achieved this year, the WHO's top scientist has said. Until then, preventive measures such as masks will be necessary.