Covid-19 new variant, Omicron (B.1.1.529), threatens world crisis. On November 26, 2021, the World Health Organization classified a new variant, B.1.1.529, as the Centers for Disease and Prevention uncovered. Dr. Deborah Fuller with UW Medicine said Friday that research is still underway to determine whether this particular variant of the virus will be resistant to vaccines. While a lot of work is being undergone to find out more about this “variant of concern”, research is finding some immature evidence showing alarming, varying, characteristics in Omicron. Questions as to whether it is more contagious, more dangerous, why is it concerning and will present vaccines protect against the new varian are being addressed by the Centers for Disease and Prevention. The variant is showing a large number of mutations which has been conveyed. The United States Department of Health and Human Resources kindly conveys their indebtedness to receive such important scientific findings of this variant. Top United States Health Officials have confirmed that Omicron variant is likely already in America though has yet to surface through recorded infectious outbreak. It is highly recommended that masks continue to be worn and vaccinations be undergone among the population. Anthony Fauci is the director of the National Institute of […]
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Will the stock market and Electric Vehicles induce a longer retirement? More often there’s chatter among a vast array of the busiest people on topics relating to the stock market. The stock market has seen astronomical gains in the past year – the likelihood of all time in American History. That’s in part of all the new hype with electric vehicles. Business schools and colleges are more often discussing the wealthiest people in the world such as Mark Zuckerburg, Warren Buffett, Elon Musk, RJ Scaringe, Jeff Bezos, to name only a few. What made these gentleman so rich is a question many would like to have answered. A very short answer couldn’t be possible. Hard work comes through muscle strength of the human brain, as much as it does lifting a hammer and driving some nails. It will surprise many to know that the stock market is necessary to keep up with, as well for the inevitable monster of inflation and the time value of money. Money is less valuable over time, especially when there is an influx in GDP. Ergo, when there is no longer demand for gross domestic products, our money is thereby devalued and the result is […]
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