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The availability of vaccines has brought hope for the end of the pandemic. Yet COVID deaths and cases are still surging around the world. As we try to immunise the world, the most likely scenario for the next few years is that COVID-19 will be like other infectious diseases, such as flu, that we will […]
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The long-term COVID-19 vaccination strategy can resemble that of the influenza.
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Hopefully, future tests will support these findings.
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Does conscious will determine human behavior? Many will undoubtedly find this question to be nonsensical, feeling that the answer is right in front of them. Willful actions, planned behaviors, achieved goals, all seem to provide unambiguous evidence for mental causation – for the idea that our conscious will determines our behaviors. The widespread belief in […]
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It's like open-source software now.
Yes sir, one tuna sub. Anything else? Of course.
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The future of healthcare is shaping up in front of our very eyes.
Researchers pose way to kick opioids to the curb.
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Another reason to hate COVID.
No rest for weary doctors watching coronavirus variants.
Still, a warning label will be added to the vaccine
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It's been a trainwreck, and the Brazilian president still disregards the severity of the crisis.
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