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Only patients who couldn't be treated with surgery were involved in the study. Compared with those who didn't drink coffee, the ones who drank a cup a day had an 11% increased rate of overall survival and a 5% increased rate of living progression-free. And the more they drank, the better.
Missing from participation are the U.S., China and Russia. Other vaccine news including developments in Russia and China.
The Trump administration is scrambling to make a future coronavirus vaccine free to the nation's 44 million Medicare beneficiaries, since Medicare doesn’t currently cover costs for drugs approved under emergency-use designations, The Wall Street Journal reports.
During a Wisconsin visit, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said, "I worry we’re at risk of becoming numb" to the 200,000 people in the U.S. who have died of COVID-19. He did not speak much of the pending Supreme Court battle, while President Donald Trump and Republicans shift their message to it.
The vacancy on the Supreme Court heightens the drama over the future of Obamacare.
Several news outlets take a look at the cancer that killed Justice Ruth Ginsburg.
White House Liaison Emily Newman and her deputy Catherine Granito are being reassigned, leaving HHS Secretary Alex Azar with more centralized power over his agency, Politico reports.
William Crews, a public affairs specialist for the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, will leave the agency led by Dr. Anthony Fauci after the Daily Beast revealed that Crews is the managing editor of a conservative website where he authored many posts slamming Fauci, masks and other government COVID guidance.
On Friday, the CDC website was updated to say that 6 feet of distance may not be enough to avoid airborne transmission of COVID-19. That guidance was removed on Monday. CDC officials say draft language was posted in error, but the misstep comes at a time when public confidence in the agency is taking a hit due to confusing messaging.
Today's early morning highlights from the major news organizations.
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Global news is from England, Israel, France, Spain, Australia, Guatemala and Sweden.
Media outlets report on news from New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, New York, Virginia, Maryland, Georgia, Louisiana and more.
Colleges aim to reduce risks by minimizing mass travel to and from campuses. News is on successes and failures of reopenings, privacy issues, a gap year for kindergartners and more.
Other public health news is on obesity, the flu and mental health.
“Health-care preparedness today is much better than it was in February and March,” said Andrew Badley, head of the Mayo Clinic’s Covid Research Task Force.
Airline news is on tracing infections, workers' lower infection rates, safety standards and border closures.
Pinterest might have a lesson to offer Facebook about how to spread healthy information about vaccines and COVID, according to STAT. News is on fewer Americans wanting to take the vaccine and more, as well.
The drug, currently sold as a treatment for rheumatoid arthritis under the names Actemra and RoActemra, helped prevent the need for breathing machines in hospitalized patients.
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