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for palestinians who have been detained. from tel aviv, orla guerin sent this report of more israeli hostages and palestinians who from tel aviv. lining the streets tonight to welcome home a mother and daughter, freed from gaza yesterday. and there is hope that others will come home. qatar and the white house saying that the ceasefire deal and release of captives will continue for two more days. already savouring her freedom, this woman, who is 78. she tells hospital staff in tel aviv they are amazing. so is she, freed from gaza on friday, after almost 50 daysin from gaza on friday, ...

south _ health infrastructure. the case of south korea, and i this with colleagues from south korea, it was after they— colleagues from south korea, it was after they had a bad experience with something _ after they had a bad experience with something and they wanted beat things— something and they wanted beat things up and they did put up in the case of— things up and they did put up in the case of germany, they use base to be able to— case of germany, they use base to be able to do— case of germany, they use base to be able to do that. absent either public— able to do t...

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Will again provide a level of immunity that will keep us out of hospitals, keep us from dying of these new pandemic strains. some flu pandemics are comparatively mild. swine flu in 2009 caused around 500,000 deaths worldwide but previous flu pandemics have been far more serious — especially spanish flu after the first world war which may have killed between 50—100 million people. human trials of this universal flu vaccine are likely to begin next year. the same mrna technology holds promise in many otherfields including developing treatment vaccines for cancer. fergus walsh reporting. now ...

As deployed in the pfizer/biontech and moderna covid jabs. it contains instructions to our cells to produce the different spike proteins on the surface of the virus. so why does this matter? a universal flu vaccine would not give perfect protection, and we'd probably need a new flu jab each winter. but it could prime the immune system against every potential flu threat, so blunting the impact of any new pandemic. we've seen over the course of history that influenza viruses do cause pandemics every ten or 20 years. and when that next pandemic strain hits us, we hope that this kind of vaccine, i...