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Johnson & Johnson moved slower in their clinical trials than Moderna and Pfizer, in part, to focus on manufacturing.

From The Bottom Of My Heart, Thank You, KFR Listeners Published: February 12, 2021 A Halloween celebration in the early 1990s at Bourbon Street, in Kalamazoo, with Glen Dillon, me, and newsperson Diana Catacosinos. (Dave Benson,TSM) Well here it is, after 34 years, the final show on 103.3 KFR. Sad? No. Never, because it was one incredible ride. And because I'm not gone. I'll be working 30 feet from here beginning Monday. When I got the call in late 1986, about coming to KFR, I had no idea that this would be as special a part of my life as it turned out. I guess in my mind, I thought this woul...

SHOW TRANSCRIPT IV treatments of lab-created monoclonal antibodies are meant for the early stages of infection, to help patients in danger of getting severely sick recover from COVID-19. For Ken Wells in Arizona, it made all the difference. "It's kind of designed to keep you out of the hospital is what I understand it to be. So, if that's the purpose of it all, it helped me," he said. "An antibody that's infused into the body that's been designed in a laboratory to directly attack the COVID virus. So, very similar to how your immune system would work," said Dr. Devin Minior, chief medical off...

A popular event for both music and great food has been canceled for 2021 due to on-going concerns for safety from COVID-19. Smokin' In Steele, a BBQ and Blues Festival held at the Steele County Fairgrounds normally in June, announced last night that it was canceling the event this year "due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic battle." The post to social media, and later emailed to us, is from John Hammer, who oversees the event. You can read the full announcement from Hammer below. "After heart wrenching deliberation, it is with great sadness we notify you that due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandem...

A popular event for both music and great food has been canceled for 2021 due to on-going concerns for safety from COVID-19. Smokin' In Steele, a BBQ and Blues Festival held at the Steele County Fairgrounds normally in June, announced last night that it was canceling the event this year "due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic battle." The post to social media, and later emailed to us, is from John Hammer, who oversees the event. You can read the full announcement from Hammer below. "After heart wrenching deliberation, it is with great sadness we notify you that due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandem...