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Month: September 2021

Delta variant eight times less sensitive to neutralizing antibodies from vaccines in a lab setting: study

By Alexandra Mae Jones Click here for updates on this story     TORONTO (CTV Network) — The Delta variant may have taken over as quickly as it did not only because of an increased infectivity, but because it is less affected by neutralizing antibodies produced by prior infection with COVID-19 or produced by vaccines, according to

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Shoppers buy supplies at a grocery store during the blackout after Hurricane Ida in New Orleans

New Orleans businesses survived Katrina and Covid. Now they’re contending with Ida

By Chauncey Alcorn, CNN Business Wayne Encalarde’s utility truck and trailer were parked in New Orleans’ Ninth Ward 16 years ago when Hurricane Katrina’s floodwaters ravaged the city and all but completely destroyed the neighborhood. The 68-year-old, a plumber and owner of the local Wayne Jude Encalarde plumbing and public works business, says the deadly

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The Duchess of Cornwall has become patron of Nigeria’s first sexual assault referral center

By Nimi Princewill, CNN Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, has been named patron of Nigeria’s first sexual assault referral center in Lagos, the country’s largest city. The Duchess, 74, has long campaigned against domestic abuse and sexual violence and said she is “delighted to become Patron of the Mirabel Center in Lagos,” which was founded in

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