CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Moderna announced Thursday that it has asked the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to expand the emergency approval of its COVID-19 vaccine to those aged 12 to 17.

The company said it was encouraged by data from its ongoing trial that found the two-dose vaccine was both safe and effective in adolescents.

If Moderna’s emergency use authorization is expanded to include the younger age group, it would dramatically increase the number of shots available to students ahead of the next school year.

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COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, as the province reaches a new daily milestone for the most shots administered in 24 hours hitting nearly 203,000 doses. The provincial total now stands at 540,810.Wednesday’s case count is an increase from Tuesday’s, however, test positivity dropped to below two per cent.

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Regeneron antibody drug reduces death in COVID-19 hospitalized patients, study finds

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Covid in Scotland: Four deaths caused by adverse effects of vaccines

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Is using anesthetics after Covid vaccination life-threatening? Govt debunks rumours

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US to buy 200 million more doses of Moderna covid vaccine

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Trudeau tests negative for COVID-19 after G7, will leave hotel quarantine

Justin Trudeau has tested negative for COVID-19 following his return from the G7 leaders summit in the U.K.

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B.C.’s COVID-19 pandemic fuels the province’s wine sector

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B.C.’s COVID pandemic didn’t slow down real estate prices

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Kitten adoptions in B.C. soar during the 2020 COVID pandemic

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COVID vaccination proof: Wisconsin bill forbids requiring it

MADISON, Wis. - The Wisconsin Assembly planned to vote Wednesday on a Republican-backed bill that would prohibit businesses, colleges and universities, governments and anyone else in the state from requiring proof of COVID-19 vaccination.The measure must also pass the Senate and be signed by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers before becoming law.

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Thailand to fully reopen in 120 days to ease ‘suffering of people’ amid Covid

‘Boost confidence’An early test of how the reopening will be received by global travelers will come in July when the popular tourist haven of Phuket will allow quarantine-free travel for vaccinated visitors. The so-called Phuket Sandbox plan is dependent on the vaccination rate among the island’s residents hitting at least 70%.

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Covid-19: Most drugs for treating adult patients not recommended for kids, says govt

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France ditches masks outdoors; will end nightly covid curfew

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Job losses higher among youngest, oldest employees in Covid 2.0: Survey

MUMBAI : When it comes to losing a job permanently, the youngest and the oldest segments in the workforce have reported an increase in setbacks in the second wave of the pandemic, a survey of by a Fortune500 company has said.The survey, conducted in April this year, covered 2,000 persons in India.Six percent of those over 55 years of age reported having permanently lost their job, as against 4% last year.In those aged under 24, the proportion reporting a permanent job loss has increased to 11% from 10% in the year-ago period, the survey done by financial technology company FIS said.The Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy in May estimated that over 1 crore Indians have been rendered jobless because of the second wave of the pandemic and the

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Two Covid vaccines for young children show good response in early trial: Study

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Tamil Nadu: Another lion dies of Covid-19 in Chennai's Vandalur zoo

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This village vaccinates all eligible people with first dose of Covid vaccine

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Weather Authority: Pleasant Wednesday with plenty of sunshine

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All over 18s in Bury offered first jab in Covid battle

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Shirley Ballas so sick with Covid she couldn’t remember her own name

Shirley Ballas has revealed the true extent of her battle with Covid-19 after she tested positive earlier this year.

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India's fuel demand rebounds in June as covid restrictions ease

petrol sales rose by 13 per cent during June 1-15 over the same period of last month, diesel consumption was up 12 per cent, according to data compiled by state fuel retailers.This is the first monthly increase since March.Fuel demand had recovered to near-normal levels in March before the onset of the second wave of Covid-19 infections led to the reimposition of lockdowns in different states, stalling mobility and muting economic activity.Consumption in May slumped to its lowest since August 2020.With COVID case addition down 79 per cent since peak 5 weeks ago and vaccination pace picking up, state governments have continued rule relaxations at a relatively faster pace than in 2020.Delhi has already announced the reopening of markets and

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Delhi sees 212 Covid cases, 25 deaths in 24 hrs; positivity rate at 0.27%

Delhi had registered 228 cases and 12 fatalities on Tuesday.The total number of tests conducted in the last 24 hours stood at 77,891, including 55,417 RTPCR/CBNAAT/TrueNat tests, while the rest were rapid antigen tests.The cumulative case tally stands at 14,31,710, while the total number of fatalities stands at 24,876.

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Aadhaar helped provide timely support to people during Covid-19: PM Modi at Vivatech

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, House Republicans introduce legislation to oust Fauci

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Covishield row: Health minister clarifies on decision to increase gap between vaccine doses

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UK's Regeneron antiviral treatment saves lives of Covid patients

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Scotland fans could drive up covid cases if they gather in London, warns Sadiq Khan

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Russian scientists fear potential 'Moscow' Covid strain could fight off vaccines

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UK expands COVID-19 vaccination drive to cover all over-21s

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EU set to add US to safe travel list amid Covid pandemic

EU's 27 countries approved the addition of the United States and five other countries at a meeting on Wednesday, with the change to take effect in the coming days.Albania, Lebanon, North Macedonia, Serbia and Taiwan will be added, while Chinese administrative regions Hong Kong and Macau will be included with a requirement for reciprocity removed.EU countries are recommended gradually to lift travel restrictions for the current eight countries on the list - Australia, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, Rwanda, Singapore, South Korea and Thailand.Individual EU countries can still opt to demand a negative COVID-19 test or a period of quarantine.This story has been published from a wire agency feed without modifications to the text.Never miss a story!

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Nagaland govt extends Covid lockdown till 30 June

PTI.While the restrictions were scheduled to end on 18 June, state officials decided to not ease the norms as the Covid-19 positivity rate continues to be above 5%. "The high-powered committee on Covid-19 headed by Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio, in a meeting today, decided to extend the lockdown till 30 June," state co-spokesperson and advisor Mmhonlumo Kikon said on Wednesday.

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Covid Scotland LIVE as Nicola Sturgeon blames UK Government for 'likely' lockdown easing delay

UK Government for the likely delay of lockdown restrictions in Scotland. Speaking in the Scottish Parliament earlier today the SNP leader announced that she would make a statement next week on a 'Freedom Day'.

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US surpasses 600,000 Covid-19 deaths

The US death toll from Covid-19 has surpassed 600,000, although officials hailed progress towards a return to normality as its world-leading vaccination program promised to turn the page on one of the worst health crises in American history.

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India’s Taj Mahal reopens after 14 months as country lifts COVID-19 restrictions

India’s iconic Taj Mahal re-opened to the public on Wednesday as the country, still reeling from a disastrous second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, rushes to lift restrictions in a bid to revitalise its economy.The 17th century monument, built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in the northern city of Agra, was closed in early April as India introduced strict lockdown measures in an effort to contain a surge in COVID-19 infections that is still killing thousands every day.Only 650 tourists will be allowed inside the premises of the Taj Mahal at any point of time, Prabhu Singh, the District Magistrate of Agra said.

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