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Covid-driven biotech and healthcare run set to continue for investors with high risk tolerance
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The biotech and healthcare sectors have flourished during the pandemic as companies raced to develop a Covid-19 vaccine. Those already invested have reaped the rewards, but what next? Is it time to reconsider this exposure or is there more to come?
Data from Grand View Research forecasts the biotech market to grow from $752.88bn in 2020 to $2.44trn by 2028. Similarly, genomics is expected to reach $62.9bn by 2028 driven by healthcare innovation and tailoring care to an individual patient, while providing more data on diseases and human genetics.
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Good samaritan saves couple from raging house fire
Brandon Humphries/St. George News
and last updated 2021-06-09 13:28:55-04
VEYO, Utah â A couple whose house became engulfed in flames in the early morning hours of June 8 owe their lives to a truck driver who spotted the fire, woke them, and carried one of them outside to safety, according to a report from the St. George News.
It was shortly after 3:00am when the Center Street fire was reported; the truck driver saw the blaze and called 911, according to Veyo Fire Chief Chris Larsen.
When Larsen arrived at the scene, he feared that the occupants of the house may still be inside unaware of the flames engulfing the home, but found them outside. It was then he learned of the driver s heroic actions, who had already left before the fire crew arrived.