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From Paris to Bangladesh, how the climate-change accord is imploding - ET Prime

From Paris to Bangladesh, how the climate-change accord is imploding - ET Prime

The Economic Times — The onslaught of a new power plant on the fragile ecology of the Sunderbans is fresh proof of the futility of climate reforms. We bring you a ground report.
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How a Nobel laureate's quest to make GM crops acceptable took him to God

How a Nobel laureate's quest to make GM crops acceptable took him to God

The Economic Times — Genetically modified (GM) food production can address the health needs of 800 million people who do not have the luxury of good healthcare, like those in the West, says Richard J Roberts, the 1993 Nobel laureate for Medicine. He is willing to go to great lengths to get backers for his case.
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Did Coronavirus Originate In A Wuhan Lab? Clamour Grows For China To Offer Answers

Did Coronavirus Originate In A Wuhan Lab? Clamour Grows For China To Offer Answers

Moneycontrol — Over the past few weeks, statements from the White House and the G7 have spurred renewed interest on how SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, may have developed. Here's a breakdown of the various theories, including the one that it leaked from a Wuhan lab.
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Vaccine vacuum gives birth to a bunch of dubious dealers

Vaccine vacuum gives birth to a bunch of dubious dealers

The Economic Times — Distributors in countries such as the Czech Republic, UK and the UAE have been promising state governments delivery of Covid-19 vaccines, even as vaccine companies deny having authorised any such distributors to deal on their behalf with Indian authorities.
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The long road to the perfect covid vaccine

The long road to the perfect covid vaccine

Mint — New emerging variants have shown that the quest for an effective vaccine against covid has only just begun..There are 60 vaccine candidates currently in phase 3 of clinical trials-an indication that the quest for an improved and effective vaccine against covid-19 has only just begun
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'We are hoping Corbevax could be vax for the world'

'We are hoping Corbevax could be vax for the world'

Mint — MUMBAI : Corbevax, the covid vaccine of the Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, and Hyderabad-based Biological E Ltd, is drawing attention for being a model for the global vaccination campaign, by forgoing intellectual property rights for therapies used in pandemics.
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Scientists eye variant-neutral vaccines amid omicron threat

Scientists eye variant-neutral vaccines amid omicron threat

Mint — Governments worldwide have raised alerts after South Africa declared a new variant of concern of SARS-CoV2, which has been named omicron by the World Health Organization. Though the severity of omicron is still unknown compared to the currently dominant delta variant, countries have started imposing travel bans on South Africa and Botswana in an attempt to curb the spread of the infection.
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International civil groups back India's move on TRIPS waiver for Covid cure

International civil groups back India's move on TRIPS waiver for Covid cure

The Economic Times — ​​Leena Menghaney, a lawyer with MSF India, told ET that it is critical for governments to address this global crisis as they did nearly 20 years ago under the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health amidst the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
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