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COVID testing and vaccine sign-ups may lead to spam calls - South Florida Sun-Sentinel

COVID testing and vaccine sign-ups may lead to spam calls - South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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Getting more spam calls? COVID tests and vaccine sign-ups may be the reason

Getting more spam calls? COVID tests and vaccine sign-ups may be the reason
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TOP NEWS SUMMARY: Coinbase briefly worth USD100 billion on NY debut

TOP NEWS SUMMARY: Coinbase briefly worth USD100 billion on NY debut Thu, 15th Apr 2021 10:51 (Alliance News) - The following is a summary of top news stories Thursday. COMPANIES Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase made a dramatic stock market debut Wednesday amid frenzied interest in bitcoin and other virtual currencies despite concerns about a bubble. The enterprise, the first company devoted entirely to cryptocurrency to enter the US stock exchange, debuted on the market well above its reference price and quickly rocketed higher before pulling back somewhat. Coinbase opened on the Nasdaq at USD381 per share, 52% above its reference price and rising as high as USD429.54 before finishing the day at USD328.28. The company ended the day with a market value around USD86 billion after topping USD100 billion earlier in the session.

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Worcester health officials believe J&J vaccine effective despite state pause

WORCESTER - Residents who expected to get the one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine at a city-sponsored clinic may be getting a dose of Pfizer instead, but city health officials still consider the Johnson & Johnson vaccine a good shot. Out of an abundance of caution, the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration issued a federal recommendation that Johnson & Johnson shots not be given while they review six confirmed cases of a rare and severe blood clot reported in women who had received the vaccine. In response to the recommendation from the CDC and FDA, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health on Tuesday directed all providers to pause administration of Johnson & Johnson vaccines.

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Health leaders urge veto of bill regulating syringe programs, but Justice indicates he ll let it be law

Governor Jim Justice Asked about the bill early this week, Governor Justice acknowledged not knowing many of its specifics but said his impression is that it strikes a balance. “I am not an expert in this field at all,” Justice said. “But I really believe that everyone kind of came together on this thing and developed a real good, scientific balance that can aid and help the public in every way, but does so with good science and everything. “It prevents the problems that we were having with needles all over the place that could cause all kinds of different problems in communities. But it still aids in helping those folks that we need to try to reach out and keep them safe too.”

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