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It has been a busy week of news about Covid-19, with Level 5 restrictions eased on Tuesday and positive news on the development of potential vaccines for the coronavirus.

This evening there have also been 183 new cases of the virus, and six Covid-related deaths, reported by the Department of Health.

Both the Health Service Executive and the National Public Health Emergency Team held press briefings today where a number of these issues were discussed.

Here are five things we learned from both briefings: Ireland has capacity to acquire 16 million vaccine doses The CEO of the HSE, Paul Reid, has said Ireland has capacity to acquire 16 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines.

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ORLANDO, Fla. – Researchers at the University of Central Florida found a full set of teeth could make one more likely to be a super-spreader of COVID-19, so now they’re trying to develop a chocolate to help.“One way to fight COVID is equivalent to making a bad combustion design,” said UCF Assistant Professor in Mechanical and Aeropace Engineering, Michael Kinzel.Kinzel has conducted research with the university testing hypersonic vehicles in the rain, sprays for combustion and insulin pumps.
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