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Russia Presses Bid for WHO's Approval of Sputnik V Vaccine as Country Grapples With 3 Times More COVID-19 Cases During Last Fall
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Russia Presses Bid for WHO's Approval of Sputnik V Vaccine As Country Grapples With 3 Times More COVID-19 Cases During Last Fall

Study Alleges that COVID-19 Could Cause Guillain-Barré Syndrome for Some Patient Affected by the Virus that Cause Nerve Damage
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COVID-19 Could Cause Guillain-Barré Syndrome and Induce Nerve Damage, Study Says

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern Announces Plans For Easing Of Auckland's COVID-19 Restrictions
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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern Admits Country Can No Longer Maintain Zero-COVID Goals Amid Lagging Vaccination Rates

Research Indicates Vitamin D Helps in Dealing with COVID-19 as Alternative Options to Help Prevent infection and Disease
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Research Indicates Vitamin D Helps Deal With COVID-19 As Alternative To Prevent Infection and Disease

Karahantepe has Similarities to Gobekli Tepe Both Built by a Culture living in Turkey 11,000-Years-Ago is an Ancient Mystery
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Turkish Settlement From 11,000-Years-Ago Built Both Karahantepe, Gobekli Tepe; Archaeologists Says Findings Show Similarities in Ancient Culture

Dr. Fauci Testifies To Senate Health Committee On Country's COVID-19 Response
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Fauci Draws Criticism After Suggesting It's 'Too Soon to Tell' if Christmas Gatherings Would Be Allowed Amid Entry of New Anti-Viral Drug

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Vaccine Mandate: New York County's Chief Medical Examiner Refuses To Get COVID-19 Vaccine; Human Bodies Subject of Autopsies Relocated To Another Hospital

The 4,000 Year-Old Bull Geoglyph in Russia Outdates Other Ancient Monuments by Several Thousand Millennia Causes A Stir Among Scientists
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4,000 Year-Old Bull Geoglyph in Russia Outdates Other Ancient Monuments by Several Thousand Millennia Causing A Stir Among Scientists

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Vaccine Mandates Boost Inoculation Rates Amid Opposition, Requests for Bans

Jawbone Discovered Might Point to Ancient Human Ancestors Moving from Australia and Asia
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Jawbone Discovered in Sulawesi Dated to 25,000-Years Ago Might Point to Ancient Human Ancestors From Australia and Asia

Nazi Doctor Called ‘The Angel of Death’ Saved Death Camp Inmates from Perishing in Gas Chambers as Lab Subjects
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Nazi Doctor Called ‘The Angel of Death’ Saves Death Camp Inmates from Gas Chamber Executions To Become Lab Subjects

Instead of Inoculation Via Needle an Option is a Tiny Vaccine Patch that Improves Immune Responses
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Transdermal Microneedle Patch Improves Immune Responses Now an Option for COVID-19 Vaccine Instead of Inoculation Using Needles

Chinese Defector Charges Beijing Guilty of Inhuman Bio-weaponizing Experiments on Unwilling Test Subjects
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Chinese Defector Charges Beijing Guilty of Inhuman Bio-weaponizing Experiments on Unwilling Test Subjects

NASA Administrator Charles Bolden Discusses New James Webb Space Telescope
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Anti-Vaccination Demonstrators Protest During The San Diego Unified Board Of Education's Meeting Vote On Vax Mandates
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Washington State Faces Uncertainty Over the Future of COVID-19 Pandemic Despite Data Showing Hospitalization, Case Rates Declining

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