Novavax could have an Omicron-specific COVID vaccine ready by January

As drugmakers race to understand how effective current COVID-19 vaccines may be against the new Omicron variant, Novavax has announced it anticipates the ability to begin mass manufacturing an Omicron-specific vaccine as soon as January next year.

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Chicago to Washington DC flight uses 100% sustainable fuel in one engine

The shift to sustainable fuels in the aerospace sector passed another milestone last week when a United Airlines 737 MAX 8 airliner took to the skies with one of its two LEAP-1B engines running on 100-percent Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF).

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Late-night eating may add to diabetes and obesity risk for shift workers

A new study has drilled into the relationship between the timing of our meals and the body's blood glucose levels, finding that those chowing down after dark may be at greater risk of diabetes and obesity.

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South African data offers preliminary insights into Omicron variant

Two new reports out of South Africa are offering some early insights into how the Omicron variant could behave in humans. One report speculates the disease may be milder than prior variants, while another indicates Omicron may lead to more reinfections.

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