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Variants raise COVID-19 questions, concern

Variants raise COVID-19 questions, concern
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Variants raise Covid-19 questions, concern

Variants raise Covid-19 questions, concern
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Covid-19: What should I do if I test positive in France?

Covid-19: What should I do if I test positive in France?
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Big Pharma s twist: Billions in opioid settlements convert into huge tax breaks | Patrick Malone & Associates P C | DC Injury Lawyers

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Johnson & Johnson and the “big three” distributors of prescription drugs McKesson, AmerisourceBergen and Cardinal Health have disclosed that they will take tax deductions on sums they will fork over to states, local governments, Indian tribes, and others that sued them over damages that they say occurred after they flooded the country with powerful painkillers, the Washington Post reported. The four companies have agreed to pay between $5 billion and $8 billion each to reimburse communities for the costs they suffered in dealing with millions of deaths, addictions, and debilitations caused by opioids, their synthetic versions, and illicit drugs they opened the door to.

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