Author: Ralph Felix

‘Historic Step’: WHO prequalifies first-ever Ebola vaccine

The World Health Organization declared that it had prequalified an Ebola vaccine for the first time and hailed it as a ‘historic step’ for licensing, access and roll-out of the medicine in the countries that were on the risk of the outbreak of the virus. Prequalification means that medicine meets WHO standards for…

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Musk and Ford display good gesture at Mach-E launch

The atmosphere when it comes to the automakers making electric cars seems to be a positive one. Ford Motor Co. had on Sunday unveiled their first sport-utility vehicle which is battery powered in a move that was expected to make the car market extremely competitive among the makers who are trying to reach…

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Lyft to pull its scooters away from Dallas roads

Lyft, which is a transit company, has said that it is going to pull its scooters from the roads of Dallas before this month ends. The spokesperson of Lyft has said in a written statement that this is due to the shifting of resources and the company ceasing its scooter operations in the…

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Malaysia rejects ‘less than $ 2 billion’ Goldman offer over 1 MDB

Malaysian authorities have rejected an offer of $ 2 billion offer from Goldman Sachs over the role that it played in the 1MDB scandal. The country’s authorities demand is a staggering $ 7.5 billion. Authorities have charged more than 17 present and former directors of the bank who have allegedly played a part…

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Measles makes the body ‘forget’ how to fight infection

In a major revealing discovery, scientists have shown that measles has a devastating effect on the body’s immune system. It makes the immune system weaker and so it becomes difficult to fight off the infections for years. Scientists have given the name to this condition as ‘immune amnesia’ which means that the body’s…

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