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Two's not the end: Pfizer CEO hints at need for third dose of coronavirus vaccine

If you have been administered the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine, you might need a third dose, as per the company’s CEO Albert Bourla. The CEO has claimed that people may need a booster shot within 12 months of fully getting vaccinated. Watch | 

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RAS expert joins Benchmark Genetics

Preston has solid experience in aquaculture, both in terms of commercial farming and academic research. He has been at AquaMaof since 2017 in different roles, including as its research and development (R&D) manager responsible for the operation and development of RAS production. Report: The Land-Based Salmon Sector Find out why the land-based salmon farming is the hottest topic in aquaculture today with IntraFish s in-depth research. We are honored that Andrew Preston has wanted to be part of our commercial team. He has an impressive biography and a solid reputation in the aquaculture industry, said Geir Olav Melingen, commercial director of Benchmark Genetics.

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SAMAA - False claim about Covid-19 vaccine causing infertility circulates online

False claim about Covid-19 vaccine causing infertility circulates online Experts say no vaccine in the world causes infertility SAMAA | Health - Posted: Mar 14, 2021 | Last Updated: 3 weeks ago SAMAA | Health Posted: Mar 14, 2021 | Last Updated: 3 weeks ago Photo: AFP Listen to the story A video post claims pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline’s Covid-19 vaccine contains ingredients that will cause infertility, and that immunized men can make unvaccinated women sterile, which would cause a global population decline. This is false; the drug company does not have its own Covid-19 vaccine, and doctors say such shots could not cause infertility. “Big Pharma whistleblower: ‘97% of corona vaccine recipients will become infertile,’” reads the title of an 11-minute video published on June 17, 2020, on the website of ex-soccer pro and conspiracy theorist David Icke, which has circulated on social media as recently as March 2021.

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Why the next flu season may be worse than ever

There have been few silver linings during the pandemic, but the latest data on flu infections is one of them. While Covid has been running amok over the past year infecting four million people in the UK and taking the lives of more than 120,000 flu has been virtually eradicated. Latest figures from Public Health England show that since the start of the year typically the height of the flu season not a single case of influenza has been reported by laboratories (which test patient samples sent by GPs or hospitals to determine the cause of ill health), and only five people admitted to hospitals in England had flu, compared with 90 a week last year.

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Should I have the Covid-19 vaccine if I want to get pregnant?

Should I have the Covid-19 vaccine if I want to get pregnant? Terri-Ann Williams, Digital Health & Fitness Reporter 28 Feb 2021, 13:29 CORONAVIRUS vaccines are being given out across the UK and experts are working their way through the most vulnerable in society. The safety of vaccines for pregnant women has already be questioned, but others are concerned that the jab will leave them infertile. Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news & updates. 5 Experts say there is no evidence to suggest that the coronavirus vaccine has an impact on fertilityCredit: Getty - Contributor Social media is awash with vaccine misinformation and many women who have become eligible for the vaccine are now questioning whether or not they should have the jab.

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