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2 February, 2021 In the last few days, the question of why more drug companies haven’t been enlisted for vaccine production has come up. It’s mostly due to this tweet: The problem is, as far as I can see, this is simply wrong. There are not “dozens of other pharma companies” who “stand ready” to produce these mRNA vaccines. To me, this betrays a lack of knowledge about what these vaccines are and how they’re produced. Even though I’m not a pharma manufacturing person, I am ind...

A straightforward explanation why more COVID-19 vaccines can’t be produced with help from ‘dozens’ of companies MarketWatch 2/4/2021 OUTSIDE THE BOX In the last few days, the question of why more drug companies haven’t been enlisted for vaccine production has come up. It’s mostly due to this tweet: The vaccine shortage doesnt need to exist. Pfizer and Moderna could share their design with the dozens of other pharma companies who stand ready to produce their vaccines and end the pand...

Walk into any of PruittHealths more than 90 long-term care facilities and you might spot a nurse wearing a numbered green bracelet, a badge of honor and an incentive given to health workers who accept the COVID-19 vaccine. PruittHealth CEO Neil Pruitt said its intended to be a public display of support for the vaccine, and the number on each bracelet is entered into raffles to win prizes ranging from Apple AirPods to flat-screen TVs.  The problem for Pruitt is hes not seeing enough bracele...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Given the improvement in the number of COVID-19 cases and the City’s positivity rate, Mayor Martin J. Walsh has announced the City of Boston will lift some restrictions and return to Step One of Phase Three of the Reopening Massachusetts plan on February 1, 2021. Boston had been in Step One of Phase Three of the Reopening Massachusetts plan since July 6, 2020, before returning to a Massachusetts has announced an extension of the...

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Boston to return to Step One of Phase Three of the Reopening Massachusetts plan as COVID-19 testing and vaccination efforts are expanded. As Bostons COVID-19 numbers trend modestly downward and Massachusetts continues to expand access to vaccination against COVID-19, Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced the City of Boston will return to Step One of Phase Three of the Reopening Massachusetts plan on February 1, 2021.  "I want to thank everyone who continues to do their part to protect our city...

Harvard denied a grievance filed by its graduate student union regarding the exclusion of 108 Population Health Sciences students from the unions bargaining unit. The University issued the decision on Jan. 6 in response to the grievance filed by Harvard Graduate Students Union-United Automobile Workers on Dec. 3. The union alleged in the Step One grievance — the first stage in the grievance process per its contract with the University — that the exclusion violated multiple articles in their...

Funding disputes, quarrels with government, Covid-19 fears, league suspensions — is another National League campaign about to fall victim to the pandemic? “I think we’re looking at the collapse of the

Apperley Bridge pictured following recent heavy rain PLANS for a flood easing scheme at Apperley Bridge have been submitted to Bradford Council. The proposal, for land adjacent to the River Aire between Calverley Bridge and Apperley Bridge, includes flood defences. Step Two of the Leeds Flood Alleviation Scheme Phase 2 would include a Flood Storage Reservoir, with plant and machinery, and flood defences to include walls, sheet piling, earth bunds, scour protection and associated access, l...

Jan 22, 2021 BOSTON (WBZ NewsRadio) — According to Mayor Marty Walsh, curfew hours for Boston businesses will be lifted next week, but the next wave of businesses cant reopen just yet. Effective Monday January 25th, the statewide Stay At Home Order between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m., and the Early Closure Order requiring certain businesses to close by 9:30 p.m. will both be lifted. The state is also extending the temporary limit on capacity and gatherings, currently at 25 percent, until February 8th....