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Dr Fauci says US could return to normal by mid-fall if most people get covid vaccine – CNBC

Dec 17, 2020 00:42 GMTFXStreet News While propelling more coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine hopes, Director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Dr. Anthony Fauci said, “The United States could return to some semblance of normality by mid-fall next year if enough people are vaccinated against Covid-19,” per CNBC. “Returning to normal will require somewhere between 75% and 85% of the population to get inoculated against Covid-19,” added the health official. Market implications AUD/USD pays a little heed to the upbeat news as a brake to the US COVID-19 stimulus talks, just to resume afterward, joins the pre-Aussie employment cautious sentiment to weigh on the quote.

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Shots of hope

Desperately needed vaccines against COVID-19, developed and tested at record speed, are 2020 s breakthrough. Alexandre Schleier speaks with his 81-year-old grandmother, Olivia Schleier, through a window at Brazil s Hospital Premier in São Paulo. PHOTO: NELSON ALMEIDA/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES In March, when cases of COVID-19 began to overwhelm hospitals in the United States, I told my 90-year-old mother that she had to shelter in place. She lives alone in Los Angeles, and to keep her company, I FaceTimed her every night. In the role reversal that happens with time, I became the forever-worried, nagging parent, and she was the ever-doubting, defiant child.

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Covid-19 news: England will see more regions moved into tier three

Covid-19 news: England will see more regions moved into tier three
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EDITORIAL: Getting ready for Christmas with COVID

EDITORIAL: Getting ready for Christmas with COVID
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4 takeaways from FDA s emergency vaccine reviews

MedCity News 4 takeaways from FDA’s emergency vaccine reviews What lessons can future Covid vaccine candidates take from the FDA’s response to Pfizer and Moderna’s study data? Shares0 After a grim and deadly year, and just in time for the holiday season, Americans finally have reason to hope. This week, the U.S. government began delivering the first 2.9 million doses of BioNTech and Pfizer’s vaccine, with 20 million to be administered by the end of December. Last week, the U.S. doubled its initial August order for 100 million doses of Moderna’s offering. The federal government is also negotiating a new deal with Pfizer to take delivery of more of its vaccine in the spring.

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