Vaccine race heats up as summer tests push forward
The race for a COVID-19 vaccine accelerates with trials planned in the United States, Britain, and abroad. Fauci says 30,000 Americans will test a government shot in July and another 30,000 for a British vaccine a month later. Experts warn expectations must be cautious as vaccines may offer partial protection and prioritization will limit early access.
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Anthony Fauci
National Institutes of Health
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University of Pennsylvania
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Oxford
NIH
Moderna Inc
South America
England
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Parliament
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Britain
China
Simovac
SinoPharm
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Weissman
Duke
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U.S
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University of Oxford
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Soweto
Johannesburg
Experts see no proof of child abuse surge amid pandemic
AP reports experts across the country see little evidence of a marked rise in child abuse since mid March. Doctors and child protection officials cite declined hotline calls, data gaps, and viewing potential risk amid lockdown, while warning abuse may be hidden until schools reopen.
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Penn State
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Federal
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Associated Press
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University of Pennsylvania
Child USA
Chris Sununu
New Hampshire
Milner
Georgia Boothe
Children’s Aid
New York Ci
Nashville
Tennessee
Heather Williams
Children’s Bureau
Helena
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