Fauci: Moderna’s Phase 3 Covid-19 Vaccine Trial Of 30,000 Individuals Will Begin In July
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Twitter removes China, Russia and Turkey ‘state-linked’ accounts
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Twitters said the Chinese network was pushing Beijing's narrative on the Hong Kong protests and the coronavirus pandemic and criticising Taiwan
COVID-19 vaccine development pipeline gears up
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Vaccine makers are racing to develop COVID-19 vaccines, and have advanced ten candidates into clinical trials. But challenges remain.
Coronavirus still a killer says WHO, rejecting claim by Italian doctor
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The World Health Organization stressed Monday that the new coronavirus has not suddenly become less pathogenic, following claims by a leading Italian doctor that Covid-19 had lost some of its potency.
DR Congo reports fresh Ebola outbreak
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The newest Ebola outbreak is the 11th in the Democratic Republic of Congo since 1976
COVID-19 vaccine could be ready by October, claims Pfizer CEO
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Pfizer is conducting clinical trials in the US and Europe for the BNT162 vaccine programme
SpaceX, NASA delay milestone mission over lightning fears
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After a day of suspense, SpaceX's landmark launch to the International Space Station -- the first crewed mission to blast off from US soil in almost a decade -- was scrubbed on Wednesday due to fears of a lightning strike.
Netflix will start cancelling inactive members’ subscriptions
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Netflix will start asking customers who haven’t used its platform in the past year if they want to keep their subscriptions, the company announced Thursday.
The People-First Approach Of Cisco WebEx Teams
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Now that the merge of Cisco Spark and WebEx isn’t fresh news, we have time to take a look at Cisco WebEx Teams as a whole and evaluate what it has in store for us in the future. With the merge, Cisco explained that it’ll allow for a smoother development time and a greater experience for users as it allows them to streamline both processes into one.
Three states will use Apple-Google contact tracing technology for virus tracking apps
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Alabama, North Dakota and South Carolina are the first states to commit publicly to using Apple and Google’s contact tracing technology in statewide apps meant to slow the spread of coronavirus.