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e House in the fight to end the pandemic." But "stocks of major pharmaceutical companies that have produced vaccines, including Modena, BioNTech and Pfizer, dropped sharply after news of the potential waivers first broke." Axios <https://www.axios.com/us-biden- vaccine-patents-waiver-65478c91-5107-41ff-

mmittee's hearing on `Birthing While Black: Examining America's Black Maternal Health Crisis', at which Johnson and Reps. Pressley, Bush, Adams, and Underwood will all be among witnesses Location: Virtual Event; 10:15 AM * House Science subcommittee latest hearing on the NSF (virtual) — Research and Techn

House in the fight to end the pandemic." But "stocks of major pharmaceutical companies that have produced vaccines, induding Moderna, BioNTech and Pfizer, dropped sharply after news of the potential waivers first broke." Axios (5/5, Baker, 1.26M) says a waiver "would open the door for foreign manufact

mmittee's hearing on 'Birthing While Black: Examining America's Black Maternal Health Crisis', at which Johnson and Reps. Pressley, Bush, Adams, and Underwood will all be among witnesses Location: Virtual Event; 10:15 AM • House Science subcommittee latest hearing on the NSF (virtual) - Research and Tech

House in the fight to end the pandemic." But "stocks of major pharmaceutical companies that have produced vaccines, including Modema, BioNTech and Pfizer, dropped sharply after news of the potential waivers first broke." Axios (5/5, Baker, 1.26M) says a waiver "would open the door for foreign manufac

ommittee's hearing on 'Birthing While Black: Examining America's Black Maternal Health Crisis, at which Johnson and Reps. Pressley, Bush, Adams, and Underwood will all be among witnesses Location: Virtual Event; 10:15 AM • House Science subcommittee latest hearing on the NSF (virtual) - Research and Tech

s (4/25, Robbins, 20.6M) reports that according to the CDC, "more than five million people, or nearly 8 percent of those who got a first shot of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines, have missed their second doses." The Times adds that as the US tries to encourage many people to receive a first dose, many he

ces up to 36 years in federal prison after convictions for wire fraud, conspiracy, civil rights violations and theft of government property. Two of Underwood's ex-deputies, Johnny Neal and Robert Sprouse, were also found guilty after a nine-day trial in Columbia. The trio will be sentenced later, likely i