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Washington US Navy Veterans Mesothelioma Advocate Appeals to a Submarine Veteran with Mesothelioma in Washington to Call Attorney Erik Karst of Karst von Oiste about Compensation-It Might Exceed a Million Dollars

According to the Washington US Navy Veterans Mesothelioma Advocate, Because Washington State is so beautiful, and it has no state income taxes many Navy

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Elevate Bio raises half a billion dollars to fuel cell, gene therapy expansion

Dive Brief: Elevate Bio, a well-funded biotech startup led by former Alexion Pharmaceuticals executives, has raised another $525 million in venture funding to fuel expansion of an unusual business model that blends in-house research with a technology platform meant to advance the work of Elevate s partners. Elevate s focus is cell and gene therapy, a fast-growing field that it aims to accelerate by offering companies access to centralized research and manufacturing resources. So far, Elevate is partnered with Allovir, HighPassBio and LifeEDIT Therapeutics, and has formed a 10-year alliance with Massachusetts General Hospital. The $525 million in new funding is a particularly rich Series C financing, and follows two earlier venture rounds that raised a combined $320 million.

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Start thinking of COVID-19 as a virus with no end | Philippine Canadian Inquirer

Start thinking of COVID-19 as a virus with no end | Philippine Canadian Inquirer
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Why the Mutated Coronavirus Variants Are So Worrisome

Viruses mutate all the time, including the novel coronavirus that’s caused the global Covid-19 pandemic. Most of the changes have no apparent effect. But recent variants that have emerged in the U.K., South Africa and Brazil are causing particular concern.

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Why easing COVID-19 restrictions too soon could be a boon for coronavirus variants

Why easing COVID-19 restrictions too soon could be a boon for coronavirus variants Melissa Healy © (Ricardo B. Brazziell / Austin American-Statesman) Pam Nestande shops at Hemline Austin on Wednesday, the day Texas lifted its COVID-19 mask mandate. Health experts fear that if Americans let down their guard too soon, they ll provide an opening for dangerous coronavirus variants to emerge. (Ricardo B. Brazziell / Austin American-Statesman) COVID-19 vaccine rollout has accelerated to more than 2 million shots per day in the United States. A more transmissible coronavirus variant from the U.K. is muscling its way across the country. And governors from Texas to Massachusetts are racing to loosen mask mandates and strictures on gatherings and reopen gyms, restaurants, workplaces and schools.

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