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The COVID-19 Pandemic and the [US] $16 Trillion Virus - JAMA Network The economic relief component of the bill would bring the total level of emergency government spending this year [...]
Covid-19 Deals Tracker: 9.04 Billion Doses Under Contract We’re tracking 128 agreements between countries and drugmakers. The U.S. has secured 1.2 billion doses Linked for educational purposes and social benefit, [...]
Opinion: Why the pandemic won't be over until 2024 (video) Dr Nicholas Christakis, physician and social scientist at Yale University, explains the legacy Covid-19 will leave behind and his prediction [...]
A study commissioned by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Research Foundation has found that the global economy stands to lose as much as US$9.2 trillion if governments fail to [...]
Lawmakers approved a $900 billion pandemic aid bill that provides a $600 payment for most Americans. The final proposal includes $69 billion for the distribution of a coronavirus vaccine and [...]
Source: The Andrew Marr Show, BBC One Reprinted for educational purposes and social benefit, not for profit. Learn More: How much has the UK government spent on tackling Covid? - [...]
Boris Johnson's decision to impose tougher Covid tiers will cost Britain £900million a DAY, say experts as it emerges almost the entire nation is to be banned from socialising indoors [...]
Source: The Economist THIS WEEK the world had something to celebrate. On November 9th Pfizer and BioNTech, two pharmaceutical companies, reported that their covid-19 vaccine had been 90% effective in trials. The news also [...]
(CNN) — SeaDream Yacht Club is canceling the rest of its 2020 cruises in the wake of a Covid-19 outbreak on board one of its ships last week. "Multiple negative [...]
Source: Harvard Law August 11, 2020 The Petrie-Flom Center Staff Contributors, FDA, Health Law Policy, Human Subjects Research, Intellectual Property, Jacob Sherkow, Nicholson Price, Patient Care, Pharmaceuticals, Public Health, Rachel Sachs, Scientific Evidence, Vaccines Cross-posted from Written Description, where it originally appeared on August 5, [...]
