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Omicron Defeats Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Antibodies
In a laboratory experiment, J&J's vaccine produced some antibodies but demonstrated "no detectable" neutralization of the Omicron coronavirus variant. 
In a laboratory experiment, J&J's vaccine produced some antibodies but demonstrated "no detectable" neutralization of the Omicron coronavirus variant. -
Frontline Stories: COVID-19 Scientists Can’t See The Finish Line
Pandemic scientists on the frontline feel burned out, hopeless, and even “empty.” 
Pandemic scientists on the frontline feel burned out, hopeless, and even “empty.” -
Who's Ready To Be A Paid-Volunteer And Get Infected With COVID-19?
Britain approved a study that will intentionally infect volunteers with the novel coronavirus. 
Britain approved a study that will intentionally infect volunteers with the novel coronavirus. -
Synairgen Drug Shows Promising Results In COVID-19 Trial
Patients were two to three times more likely to recover to the point where everyday activities were not compromised by their illness, Synairgen claims. 
Patients were two to three times more likely to recover to the point where everyday activities were not compromised by their illness, Synairgen claims. -
Scientists Agree More Bat Research Is Needed To Prevent Next Pandemic
As the current pandemic shows, knowledge gap is dangerous -- and scientists agree. 
As the current pandemic shows, knowledge gap is dangerous -- and scientists agree. -
Researchers Analyze Global Sentiments Surrounding The COVID-19 Pandemic
The study aims to examine worldwide trends of four emotions—fear, anger, sadness, and joy—and the narratives underlying those emotions during the COVID-19 pandemic. 
The study aims to examine worldwide trends of four emotions—fear, anger, sadness, and joy—and the narratives underlying those emotions during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
China's COVID-19 Vaccine Produces Immune Response In Phase 2 Trial
The Phase 2 trial involved more than 500 people in Wuhan. 
The Phase 2 trial involved more than 500 people in Wuhan. -
Data Secrecy Worsening COVID-19 Spread, Scientists Say
Scientists are complaining they can’t get all the data they need on results from coronavirus testing sites or on hospitalized patients, which they believe will cripple attempts to slow COVID-19’s spread in the U.S. 
Scientists are complaining they can’t get all the data they need on results from coronavirus testing sites or on hospitalized patients, which they believe will cripple attempts to slow COVID-19’s spread in the U.S. -
Moderna Seeking More Volunteers As Phase 1 COVID Vaccine Trial Shows Promising Results
Moderna was the first company in the U.S. to begin testing coronavirus vaccines on humans, giving its first dose on March 16. 
Moderna was the first company in the U.S. to begin testing coronavirus vaccines on humans, giving its first dose on March 16. -
COVID-19 May Cause Neurological Problems, Study Finds
Published in the journal Brain, the research team identified one rare and sometimes fatal inflammatory condition, known as ADEM, which appears to be increasing in prevalence due to the pandemic. 
Published in the journal Brain, the research team identified one rare and sometimes fatal inflammatory condition, known as ADEM, which appears to be increasing in prevalence due to the pandemic.
