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10 April 2021 Coronavirus Charts and News: Are We Doing The Right Thing In Vaccinating And Then Vaccinating Again For Variants ad Infinitum?

10 April 2021 Coronavirus Charts and News: Are We Doing The Right Thing In Vaccinating And Then Vaccinating Again For Variants ad Infinitum?
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Why we need booster shots against variants to help end the pandemic

Why we need booster shots against variants to help end the pandemic As variants spread, scientists are fighting back. The good news is COVID-19 may have a limited number of dangerous mutations. ByLinda Marsa Email Just as the coronavirus continues to mutate and evolve, so must the weapons used to fight it. To that end the National Institutes of Health began testing booster shots designed to target a new variant of the COVID-19 virus. First seen in South Africa, the strain known as B.1.351 is especially worrisome because it appears to spread, like some other variants, more easily than the original. Recent research also indicates it can evade the immune protections generated by vaccines or natural COVID-19 infections.

Forbes reveals 40 people who have seen their fortunes soar due to fighting the coronavirus pandemi

Forbes reveals 40 people who have seen their fortunes soar due to fighting the coronavirus pandemi
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Moderna Testing Shows COVID Antibodies Last at Least 6 Months

Interim results from a trial of 33 healthy patients treated with Moderna s mRNA-1273 vaccine indicated 94% efficacy in preventing COVID-19. Antibody activity remained high in all age groups participants ranged between 18-55, 56-70 and 71+ for 209 days. Nearly all participants had evidence of COVID neutralization. Shares of Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Moderna rose 2.8% to $133.53 on Tuesday.  Last week, German-based BioNTech and New York-based partner Pfizer boosted the manufacturing capacity for their COVID-19 vaccine to 2.5 billion doses by the end of the year, compared to a previous estimate of between 2.3billion and 2.4 billion doses.  BioNTech also projected sales of close to €10 billion, roughly $11.73 billion, from the vaccine in 2021.

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