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• But as the critics have been arguing, delay in inoculating the population is also costing lives.

• Inoculating people from misinformation and tackling the “infodemic” are key to fighting the coronavirus.

• Israel continued to lead the world in vaccination per person, inoculating 16% of its people by January 5th.

• Pharmacy chains have begun vaccinating their own staffers and even assisted with inoculating individuals in nursing homes.

• Australian soil researchers are quickly bringing to scale a technique for inoculating crop seeds with carbon-sequestering fungi.

• Neighboring India began the world's largest vaccination drive on Saturday, with the goal of inoculating 300,000 people in one day.

• Those tactics served her well during her political rise, winning support from some conservatives and inoculating her from attacks by Republican opponents.

• They also mean, because larvae, too, receive royal jelly for the first few days after they hatch, that the nurses are inoculating their larval charges as well.

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• We've been introduced to the concept of "vaccine nationalism," where governments focus myopically on inoculating their own people at the cost of the global good.

• David Jefferson, pastor of Metropolitan Baptist Church in Newark told Insider at the end of February he expects a shipment of vaccines so they can start inoculating residents there.

• But they could be faster than simply inoculating human subjects and waiting for them to be exposed along with everyone else, especially as the pandemic is brought under control in big countries.

• A significant feature of antigen-antibody reactions is specificity; the antibodies formed as a result of inoculating an animal with one microbe will not react with the antibodies formed by inoculation with a different microbe.

• But Trump, by endlessly repeating his “no collusion” mantra, has been strikingly successful in inoculating himself—especially with his fervent base—against the politically explosive charge that he was in cahoots with the Russians.

• At the same time, 544,603 doses of vaccine were administered on Friday, said health officials, bringing the NHS very close to its 15 February target of inoculating the 15 million people in the UK who are considered to be at most risk from the disease.

• The Biden administration has backed calls for pharmaceutical companies to waive patents on their coronavirus vaccines and has been lauded for doing so by those who think corporate greed is one of the main obstacles to inoculating the world against COVID-19.

• The good news is that this country, and the world, have conquered diseases like this before: mass inoculating people against deadly and crippling infections including smallpox, polio, and many other now-defunct diseases, which have been wiped out by vaccinations.

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• Thursday's announcement concerning the vaccine made by the China National Pharmaceutical Group, or Sinopharm, is China's first general approval of a homemade jab - and it is being seen as potentially a major step towards inoculating the world's largest population.

• Commonly, for example, virulence of an infective agent is determined experimentally by inoculating groups of hosts with graded doses of the agent and determining, by interpolation, the dose that produces a typical reaction in 50 percent of the host individuals inoculated.

• The fermentation of milk into finished cheese requires several essential steps: preparing and inoculating the milk with lactic-acid–producing bacteria, curdling the milk, cutting the curd, shrinking the curd (by cooking), draining or dipping the whey, salting, pressing, and ripening.

• The Food and Drug Administration is now encouraging states to begin inoculating elderly Americans to speed up the distribution process after the slower-than-expected vaccine rollout: 2.8 million Americans received vaccines in 2020, far short of President Donald Trump's goal of 20 million.