Facebook will start banning ads that explicitly discourage people from getting vaccinated, the world’s largest social media company says.
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Johnson & Johnson said Tuesday it would contribute up to $1 billion US more to a potential settlement of lawsuits accusing drug companies of fuelling the U.S. opioid crisis by deceptively marketing opioids. That contribution would bring the total amount the New Brunswick, N.J.-based drug manufacturer would pay to $5 billion.
As parts of Canada go back into lockdown, we ask infectious disease expert Dr. Isaac Bogoch if new rapid tests and experimental treatments could be key to dealing with COVID-19 before a vaccine arrives.
The case of a man in the United States infected twice shows there is much yet to learn about immune responses and also raises questions over vaccination, scientists say.
Physiotherapy graduates are growing increasingly frustrated by their profession’s licensing body, which they say has failed to adapt to a COVID-compliant examination procedure. They say the inability to sit the clinical portion of their exam is costing them money, clients and the development of their careers.