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Doctors say this will be the worst pandemic surge yet. From treatments to testing to PPE, is the US prepared?
• Coronavirus vaccine volunteer in Brazil's AstraZeneca trial dies -- but authorities say trial to continue
[ cnn.com ]North Korean detainees are treated as 'less than animals,' report alleges
Systematic torture, sexual abuse and dangerous health conditions are rife within North Korea's pretrial detention system, according to a detailed new report released Monday.
[ cnn.com ]Review: 'The Trial of the Chicago 7' is worth watching, but it's not an open-and-shut case
"The Trial of the Chicago 7" feels timely in an at-times jolting way, with images of chaos in the streets and angry crowds chanting "The whole world is watching." At its core, though, writer-director Aaron Sorkin takes the "trial" part to heart, leading to a largely courtroom-bound affair that -- while entertaining and splendidly cast -- at its best echoes his early triumph with "A Few Good Men."
[ cnn.com ]Eli Lilly pauses trial of its monoclonal antibody to treat coronavirus because of illness
Drugmaker Eli Lilly said Tuesday it is pausing its trial of a combination antibody treatment for coronavirus for safety reasons.
[ cnn.com ]Johnson & Johnson halts vaccine trial after unexplained illness
• A vaccine can provide better immunity than an actual infection. Here's why.
[ cnn.com ]Why she is volunteering to get infected with Covid-19
Citizens in the UK are asking the government for the chance to be deliberately infected with the coronavirus through challenge trials in the hopes of improving the development of a vaccine.
[ cnn.com ]What Democrats must figure out to win the election
As a trial consultant, I have spent the better part of my 35-year career helping lawyers understand how trials can be easily lost even when they clearly have all the evidence and law on their side. It's an uncomfortable conversation and it comes down to a simple question: "Would you rather be right or would you rather win?" Often, you can't have both.
[ cnn.com ]How Donald Trump could win the presidency -- and have Kamala Harris as his VP
The United States has faced an extraordinary set of challenges in 2020. Foreign election interference, an impeachment trial, a global health pandemic, natural disasters, economic instability, mass protests and civil unrest have plagued the country.
[ cnn.com ]John Roberts faces new round of turmoil
Chief Justice John Roberts faces a new period of Supreme Court turmoil that could define him and his legacy like nothing he confronted in the past 15 years, when he sided with liberals on Obamacare, clashed with President Donald Trump, and presided over an historic impeachment trial.
[ cnn.com ]The secretive group at the center of the nation's largest vaccine trials
A group you've probably never heard of holds powerful sway over which coronavirus vaccines will end up on the market.
[ cnn.com ]Fox News paid Kimberly Guilfoyle's former assistant $4 million after sexual harassment accusations, New Yorker reports
Fox News paid the former assistant to ex-host Kimberly Guilfoyle upward of $4 million to avoid going to trial after the employee wrote a 2018 draft complaint detailing allegations of sexual harassment against her, The New Yorker reported Thursday, citing two well-informed sources.
[ cnn.com ]Members of this group hold powerful sway on vaccines
A group you've probably never heard of holds powerful sway over which coronavirus vaccines will end up making their way to market. CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta reports members of the Data and Safety Monitoring Board are the only ones who get to look under the hood while a trial is ongoing.
[ cnn.com ]Drew Barrymore kept this 'E.T.' prop
The iconic 1982 film "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" made Drew Barrymore a famous child actress and she has passed on a piece of history from the movie to her children.
[ cnn.com ]Judge in Apple 'Fortnite' case slams Epic's tactics, hints at July trial date
A federal judge presiding over a high-stakes antitrust lawsuit between Apple and Epic Games — maker of the popular video game Fortnite — repeatedly slammed Epic on Monday on its legal theories and tactics in the company's case against the iOS App Store, a court battle that could reshape the digital economy.
[ cnn.com ]Questions surround AstraZeneca vaccine trial participants' mysterious illnesses
As US health authorities consider whether to allow AstraZeneca to resume the clinical trial of its coronavirus vaccine, crucial questions remain about neurological illnesses suffered by study participants who received injections of the experimental vaccine.
[ cnn.com ]2 HBCU presidents join Covid-19 vaccine trials to encourage participation
When the presidents of two historically Black colleges announced they were participating in a Covid-19 vaccine trial, they hoped to encourage other African Americans to do the same to ensure that an eventual vaccine has been tested on -- and is effective for -- people of color.
[ cnn.com ]Internal AstraZeneca safety report sheds light on neurological condition suffered by vaccine trial participant
CNN has obtained an internal safety report by pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca that sheds light on the neurological condition suffered by one of the participants in its coronavirus vaccine clinical trial.
[ cnn.com ]NIH 'very concerned' about serious side effect in AstraZeneca vaccine trial
The Food and Drug Administration is weighing whether to follow British regulators in resuming a coronavirus vaccine trial that was halted when a participant suffered spinal cord damage, even as the National Institutes of Health has launched an investigation of the case.
[ cnn.com ]Pfizer proposes expanding Covid-19 vaccine trial to include more diversity
The race for a coronavirus vaccine shows no signs of slowing as more companies move their vaccine candidates through clinical trials, growing closer to determining which will be considered safe and effective.
[ cnn.com ]Researchers say it's unusual to pause vaccine trials
Vaccine clinical trials are notoriously difficult to conduct.
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