Summer defines fate of vaccine race across world
The COVID-19 vaccine race expands with trials in the United States, Britain, Brazil, South Africa, China and the UAE. Fauci says large 30,000 person trials begin in July, with another 30,000 in the near term. experts warn results depend on real infections and public expectations. Oxford, Sinovac, SinoPharm pursue varied approaches while regulators promise science over speed as prioritization for high risk groups is planned.
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Britain
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Rhode Island
Senate
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Food and Drug Administration
House
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World Health Organization
New York
Washington
Jay Inslee
Hawaii
Honolulu
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BBC
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Law and Justice Party
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Warsaw
Poland
World hones crisis milestones as virus cases surge
A sweeping wrap of pandemic news shows Abbott and Pence urging masks and cautious reopenings in Texas, while Trump administration officials defend masking. Globally, Johns Hopkins tallies 500,108 deaths and over 10 million cases, with rising counts in Europe Africa and the Americas. Leaders weigh local lockdowns and gradual reopenings amid new regional spikes.
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U S coronavirus cases top 2.5 million amid rising deaths
U S cases surpass 2.5 million with over 125000 deaths as Europe weighs travel bans. Experts warn universal masking and strict measures could slow spread even as polls show waning public confidence. Florida sees daily increases, while age trends and testing lag affect death counts and case estimates.
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