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EU Regulator Finds Possible Blood Clot Link With J&J Vaccine, But Says Benefits Outweigh Risks
The European Medicines Agency said Tuesday the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine has possible links to rare blood clot incidents.
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Here Are the Top Public and Private Colleges With the Most Generous Financial Aid Packages
Here are the schools that are doling out the most aid to offset the cost of college, according to The Princeton Review.
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Investors Are Poorly Prepared for Inflation, All-Star Money Manager Rich Bernstein Warns
Institutional Investor Hall of Famer Richard Bernstein is finding a lot of denial about inflation risks in the market.
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Treasury Yields Are Little Changed as Investors Monitor Corporate Earnings
U.S. Treasury yields rose on Tuesday morning, as investors eye on the latest corporate earnings.
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More Than Half India's Population Could Be Immune by September, Says Hospital Executive
At least 55% of India’s population should be immune to Covid-19 by September, pushing the country toward herd immunity, said Suneeta Reddy of Apollo Hospitals.
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COVID-19 Home Test Kits Now Available Over the Counter at CVS Pharmacies
Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan reports on the availability of COVID-19 home test kits at CVS Pharmacies.
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New Mass Vaccination Site to Open in Tysons
Northern Virginia Bureau Reporter Drew Wilder shows the new Tysons mass vaccination site which will add 3,000 vaccinations each day.
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Here's Who Could Still Be Waiting and Eligible for a $1,400 Stimulus Check
As the IRS deploys millions of $1,400 stimulus checks, some people may still be empty handed. Here’s how they can make sure they get their money.
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Dr. Scott Gottlieb Expects Covid Cases in U.S. to Fall ‘Quite Dramatically' in Coming Weeks
Warming weather and continued progress administering Covid vaccines will help lower U.S. coronavirus cases, Dr. Scott Gottlieb told CNBC.
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Chile Has One of the World's Best Vaccination Rates. Covid Is Surging There Anyway
A recent surge in coronavirus infections in Chile has sparked concern beyond its borders.
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Greta Thunberg Urges World Leaders to End the ‘Tragedy' of Covid Vaccine Inequity
An average of one-in-four people in high-income nations has received a Covid vaccine, compared to just one in more than 500 for people in low-income countries.
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Fauci Says It's ‘Disturbing' That Some People Won't Take Covid Vaccine Because of Politics
“It’s almost paradoxical that they don’t want to get vaccinated,” White House chief medical advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci said.
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Photos: How the Pandemic Affected Workers With Intellectual Disabilities
These workers are disproportionately employed in jobs that have disappeared during the pandemic.
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Coronavirus in DC, Maryland, Virginia: What to Know on April 19
Here’s what to know about the coronavirus data, resources and reopenings across the D.C. area.
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How to Get a Stimulus Payment If You Don't Have a Permanent Address Or a Bank Account
Those eligible for a stimulus check need to file a tax return to receive the money, regardless of if they earned any income in 2020 or not.
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10-Year Treasury Yield Rises Above 1.6% to Start the Week
U.S. Treasury yields ebbed lower on Monday morning, continuing to fall from recent highs.
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UK Scientists Launch Human Challenge Trial to Study Covid Reinfection
Human challenge trials are controlled studies that involve deliberately infecting participants with a pathogen or a bug to study the effects of that infection.
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Market Bull Predicts Stocks Could Surge Another 8% by July, But Lacks Clarity on Rest of Year
With stocks at all-time highs, Federated Hermes’ Phil Orlando is taking his optimism up a notch.
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Israel Lifts Mask Mandate After Mass Vaccination Drive
Israel has a world-leading vaccination campaign. However, human rights groups are criticizing Israeli authorities for not assisting Palestinian populations in obtaining vaccines.
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Otters at Georgia Aquarium Test Positive for COVID-19
The aquarium expects the otters to make a full recovery.