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Facebook Ends Ban on Posts Asserting Covid-19 Was Man-Made – WSJ

27 maj 2021 — Social media titan’s policy shift reflects a deepening debate over the origins of the virus first identified in Wuhan, China.

Facebook has ended its ban on posts asserting Covid-19 was man-made or manufactured, reflecting a deepening debate over the origins of the pandemic.

The end of the Covid-19… – The Wall Street Journal – Facebook

The end of the Covid-19 public-health emergency means a reset for the country’s food stamps program, but lawmakers are weighing whether to make more…

Want to get your free Covid-19… – The Wall Street Journal

People are not thinking about how much this is going to cost them in taxes to pay for these tests. When it comes to the Federal Government nothing is free, it …

A new generation of Covid-19… – The Wall Street Journal | Facebook

A new generation of Covid-19 vaccines that can be inhaled or sprayed up the nose will begin rolling out in Asia, though just how effective they are…

As Covid-19 cases increase… – The Wall Street Journal | Facebook

As Covid-19 cases increase sharply in much of the world, a scarcity of oxygen is forcing hospitals to ration it for patients and is driving up the …

Here’s how the Covid-19 pandemic… – The Wall Street Journal …

How the Covid-19 Pandemic Changed Americans’ Health for the Worse. Deaths from heart disease and stroke have risen sharply. Drug-overdose deaths hit a …

Rolling Covid-19 lockdowns in… – The Wall Street Journal | Facebook

Rolling Covid-19 lockdowns in China and fresh political tensions present challenges for American pastime industries like movies, music and gambling.

The fast spread of the Covid-19… – The Wall Street Journal | Facebook

The fast spread of the Covid-19 Delta variant in some parts of Europe is fueling fears that a new wave of infections could disrupt the region’s summer…

Getting the Covid-19 vaccine to… – The Wall Street Journal | Facebook

Getting the Covid-19 vaccine to enough of the Philippines’s nearly 110 million people will take two to five years—a reality check for those expecting a…

One lesson from the Covid-19… – The Wall Street Journal | Facebook

One lesson from the Covid-19 pandemic: To prepare for a crisis, small businesses need to do a thorough assessment of their operations.