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Month: December 2020

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Biden vows 100 million vaccine shots in first 100 days as he introduces his virus team

WILMINGTON, Delaware — President-elect Joe Biden is promising to distribute a coronavirus vaccine to 100 million people during the first three months of his incoming administration, pledging “100 million shots in the first 100 days.” At an event from Delaware to introduce his pandemic response team on Tuesday, Biden laid out his top three priorities

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¿Qué pueden esperar las personas mayores cuando las vacunas contra el covid-19 estén disponibles?

(CNN) — Las vacunas que protegen contra el covid-19 están en camino. ¿Qué deben esperar los adultos mayores? Los primeros candidatos, de Pfizer y Moderna, podrían llegar antes de Navidad, según Alex Azar, quien dirige el Departamento de Salud y Servicios Humanos de Estados Unidos. Ambas vacunas son notablemente efectivas en la prevención de enfermedades

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EE.UU. podría tener 20 millones de casos de coronavirus para el día de la toma de posesión de Biden, predice modelo

(CNN) — El número de casos de coronavirus en Estados Unidos podría alcanzar los 20 millones para el Día de la Inauguración presidencial, el 20 de enero, según un nuevo pronóstico sobre la pandemia de coronavirus de la Universidad de Washington en St. Louis. El modelo, publicado el lunes en la revista Nature Scientific Reports,

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Trump vaccine executive order at summit raises questions after Pfizer offer declined

WASHINGTON, DC — The chief scientific adviser for the Trump administration’s coronavirus vaccine program said he did not know anything about an executive order on vaccines that President Donald Trump signed on Tuesday. Moncef Slaoui, the adviser to the vaccine initiative, dubbed “Operation Warp Speed,” said in an interview with ABC News that he was “staying

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Black, Hispanic and poor students suffered most when Covid shut schools down, a report finds

A recent report offers a glimpse into how the coronavirus pandemic has affected students’ academic performance. Overall, the findings paint an optimistic picture. But for Black and Hispanic students, as well as those in schools that serve low-income populations, the situation is more concerning — with marginalized students falling further behind in reading and math.

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Black, Hispanic and poor students suffered most when Covid shut schools down, a report finds

A recent report offers a glimpse into how the coronavirus pandemic has affected students’ academic performance. Overall, the findings paint an optimistic picture. But for Black and Hispanic students, as well as those in schools that serve low-income populations, the situation is more concerning — with marginalized students falling further behind in reading and math.

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Goya CEO names Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ’employee of the month,’ claiming her tweets boosted sales

Goya CEO Robert Unanue referred to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as the company’s “employee of the month,” claiming that the congresswoman’s July tweets about making her own adobo boosted sales. “When she boycotted us, our sales actually increased 1,000%,” Unanue said during a radio interview with The Michael Berry Show on Monday. “She got employee of

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México presenta plan de vacunación contra coronavirus: son varias etapas y habrá participación de las Fuerzas Armadas

(CNN Español) — Todos tendrán acceso a la vacuna. Así lo anunció este martes el subsecretario de Prevención y Promoción de la Salud, Hugo López-Gatell, al detallar el plan de vacunación contra el coronavirus en México. En la primera etapa, que va desde diciembre hasta febrero de 2021, se comenzará con los trabajadores de la

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