Human Trials for Potential Vaccine Begin

Part of a worldwide scramble. Pfizer and the German company BioNTech announced Tuesday that they have begun human trials on a potential vaccine against the coronavirus. The first…

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World Leaders Pledge Billions for Virus Vaccine

Effort must be sustained over time. A video-conference summit was held Monday among world leaders, who have together pledged billions of euros for research to find a vaccine…

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More than 15,000 Nursing Homes to Get PPE

FEMA will make first shipments starting next week. The Trump Administration will send a two-week supply of personal protective equipment (PPE) to more than 15,000 nursing homes, which…

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U.S. Soldiers at Fort Bragg Produce Masks for Personnel

Protective equipment necessary for all at currently functioning army base. With infection-protective gear such in such short supply, workers at essential operations find themselves at much greater risk…

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Experimental Drug Showing Promise Against Virus

Patients in Chicago are recovering rapidly. An experimental antiviral drug has been given to 125 patients in Chicago as part of a study to treat coronavirus. It is…

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Virus Supplies for U.S. Stuck in China

China’s export restrictions are stranding the medical goods. Medical products the U.S. needs to fight the coronavirus, and manufactured by 3M, Owens & Minor,  Cellex, Emory Healthcare, General…

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New York Officials Harassing Samaritan’s Purse Hospital

The accusation against them was made by Franklin Graham. On Tuesday, Franklin Graham accused officials of New York of harassment for criticizing his medical organization, which has required…

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President Trump’s Tuesday Briefing

Stockpiles are being replenished and the reopening of the country is in sight. On Tuesday, from the White House Rose garden, President Trump reported that an agreement has…

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FDA Approves “Game-Changer” Test

Saliva-based test was developed at Rutgers University. The Food and Drug Administration deployed its emergency-use authorization to approve the first saliva-based coronavirus test on Monday. The new test…

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People Doing Good Things

Around the nation individuals and entities are investing their energies during the pandemic. A Los Angeles menswear retailer is putting his design capabilities into mass-producing washable non-medical masks…

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