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Top doctors say not so fast to Biden's boosters-for-all plan

Top doctors say not so fast to Biden's boosters-for-all plan

Vaccine

Top doctors say not so fast to Biden's boosters-for-all plan

Biden had campaigned for the White House on a pledge to 'follow the science,' but now finds himself ahead of it with his lofty pronouncement from Aug. 18.

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Vaccine

University of Houston researchers developing nasal COVID-19 vaccine candidate

"One of the blind spots for systemic vaccines is the upper areas of the nostrils," says UH professor Dr. Navin Varadarajan.
Coronavirus

Hood County: Zero ICU beds available, 60% increase in COVID-19 cases in three weeks

“Most of the people in our community don’t seem to see this as a problem. That’s the problem,” said Amanda Pape, a resident of Hood County.
Vaccine

Yes, Comirnaty and the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine are the same

FDA-approved Comirnaty has the same formulation as the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine that was previously authorized for emergency use in the U.S.

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Crime

6 people shot, 1 fatally, in heart of Deep Ellum overnight, Dallas police say

The man who died was 18 years old, police said.
Local News

'It could have been a lot worse': 2 hurt after Navy training jet crashes in Lake Worth neighborhood, officials say

Two people, an instructor and a student, were ejected from the aircraft, officials confirmed.

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Elections

No, the losing party doesn’t pay for the California recall election – taxpayers do

After Gov. Newsom prevailed in the recall election, some people were wondering who pays for it. Taxpayers do, and the election was estimated to cost $276 million.
Elections

There is no evidence of widespread voter fraud in California’s recall election

Republican Larry Elder promoted a petition claiming there was voter fraud. The claims have not been substantiated and Elder said he accepts the election results.