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Russia flies planeload of Sputnik V vaccine to Argentina and Bolivia

Russia flies planeload of Sputnik V vaccine to Argentina and Bolivia Reuters 1/28/2021 By Maximilian Heath and Anton Zverev BUENOS AIRES, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Russia dispatched 240,000 doses of its Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine on Thursday, with most heading to Argentina and the rest bound for Bolivia, Argentine health and airline officials said. Bolivia, which an airline official said would take delivery of 20,000 doses from the consignment, will be the second Latin American country after Argentina to rollout the Russian vaccine. Argentina has already taken of delivery of two consignments, each with 300,000 shots. An Aerolineas Argentinas spokesman told Reuters the latest consignment of 220,000 doses was equally split between first and second shots of the two-stage vaccine.

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Scarred by 2020, Gen Z looks to a COVID-free future

Scarred by 2020, Gen Z looks to a COVID-free future 29th Dec 2020 | Source: Reuters Lives that had been focussed on school, university, sports or even going to K-pop concerts vanished overnight for members of Gen Z as the global pandemic struck. While a lot was heard about older people at risk from COVID-19, this younger generation - born between the late 1990s and the early 2010s - also saw their worlds turned upside down in 2020. Reuters profiled 10 young people around the world to learn how their lives had been affected by the coronavirus. Shut up in bedrooms - many forced to live with their parents - some went from being students, athletes and workers to caring for sick relatives and doing whatever they could to earn money to support families. One teen even became a mother. Like everything to do with the pandemic, nothing was equal. Some were hit harder than others, depending on personal circumstance, location and how quickly the virus was contained.

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WIDER IMAGE-Scarred by 2020, Gen Z looks to a COVID-free future

WIDER IMAGE-Scarred by 2020, Gen Z looks to a COVID-free future Reuters 12/24/2020 Photo essay: https://reut.rs/3mGDASJ Dec 24 (Reuters) - Lives that had been focussed on school, university, sports or even going to K-pop concerts vanished overnight for members of Gen Z as the global pandemic struck. While a lot was heard about older people at risk from COVID-19, this younger generation - born between the late 1990s and the early 2010s - also saw their worlds turned upside down in 2020. Reuters profiled 10 young people around the world to learn how their lives had been affected by the coronavirus. Shut up in bedrooms - many forced to live with their parents - some went from being students, athletes and workers to caring for sick relatives and doing whatever they could to earn money to support families. One teen even became a mother. Like everything to do with the pandemic, nothing was equal. Some were hit harder than others, depending on personal circumstance, location and

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UPDATE 3-Russia halts new volunteers in Sputnik vaccine trial now it is increasingly available

Polina Ivanova, Rinat Sagdiev, Anton Zverev 4 分钟阅读 Many participants had already quit to seek vaccination Current volunteers will not be “unblinded” Other vaccine makers facing same ethical challenge By Polina Ivanova, Rinat Sagdiev and Anton Zverev MOSCOW, Dec 22 (Reuters) - Russia stopped taking in new volunteers in the trial of its first vaccine against COVID-19 on Wednesday, with developers saying it was unethical to administer a placebo to participants now that the shot was increasingly available to the public. Russia began rolling out the Sputnik V vaccine as part of a national inoculation programme in early December as the final, phase III trial continued in the capital at the same time.

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Scarred by 2020, Gen Z looks to a coronavirus-free future

Scarred by 2020, Gen Z looks to a coronavirus-free future
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