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Your Mindset Could Shape Vaccine Response, Side Effects After COVID-19 Vaccination: Study

Researchers found that the overall vaccine experience, including the immune response and side effects, may be shaped by your beliefs and assumptions about the vaccine.

Medical Daily

Communicate risks of not getting Covid vaccine to boost uptake, study suggests

Focus on potential harms from staying unvaccinated found to be more effective than messaging on jab’s benefits

The Guardian - UK

Hit game Black Myth: Wukong faces backlash after telling players not to discuss ‘feminist propaganda’

Streamers were given list of topics to avoid also including news and politics, Covid-19 and China’s game industry

The Guardian - AU

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A new Covid vaccine is available. Here’s why some people might not want it right away

Updated Covid vaccines were approved by the FDA earlier this month

The Independent UK

No, the Mpox virus has no link to the Covid-19 vaccine or gay sex

Following the recent Mpox outbreak in Africa – particularly in DR Congo and amongst its neighbours – the WHO raised its highest alarm. But it’s not just the virus that's spreading. So is fake news and misinformation, namely false claims that the Mpox virus is only transmissible via gay sex…

France 24

Mark Zuckerberg Blames Biden for 'Government Pressure' To Censor Facebook

The Meta CEO says his platforms will not blindly obey the bureaucrats again.

Reason

Starmer’s choice of venue for first set-piece speech filled with symbolism

Using rose garden was reminder of Tory lockdown parties and Cummings’ Covid travel explanations

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Did Biden’s White House pressure Mark Zuckerberg to censor COVID content?

In a letter to the House Judiciary Committee, the Meta chief said he regretted caving in to government pressure.

Al Jazeera

Mark Zuckerberg says White House ‘pressured’ Facebook to censor Covid-19 content

Meta boss regrets bowing to government power and says he would not make the same choices today

The Guardian - UK

Meta CEO Zuckerberg Vows To Push Back Against Censorship

Mark Zuckerberg discloses government pressure on Facebook to censor COVID-19 content, sparking debate on tech companies' role in information dissemination.

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Medical Daily

Dengue Survivors Face Higher Long-Term Risks Than COVID-19 Recovery Patients: Study

The researchers noted that those recovering from dengue had a 55% higher risk of any heart complications, 213% increased risk of cognition or memory disorders, and 198% increased risk of movement disorders compared to COVID-19 patients.

The Guardian - UK

NHS referrals for anxiety in children more than double pre-Covid levels

Exclusive: more than 500 children a day or one every three minutes are referred to mental health services in England

International Business Times

Meta CEO Zuckerberg Says US Pressure On Covid-19 Posts Was 'Wrong'

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg believes US government pressure on his social media platforms to take down certain Covid-19 content in 2021 was "wrong," and said he would resist similar attempts in the future, according to a letter submitted to a US congressional committee.

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Another Round of Free COVID Tests Is Coming

The government is once again providing free COVID tests to American households this fall.

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LiveScience

Virus that causes COVID-19 uses a secret 'back door' to infect the brain

A mutation on the spike protein of the virus that causes COVID-19 could help it infect the brain by forcing it to use a cellular "back door."

Reason

Lawsuit Over Allegedly Discriminatory Denial of Permit to Display Nativity Scene in Park Can Go Forward

Nativity scene was allegedly excluded (ostensibly on COVID grounds) while a menorah lighting was allowed.

The Conversation

50 cents, 0 cents, 1 question: how much can fare cuts boost public transport use?

Public transport ridership has taken a beating in many Australian cities since the onset of COVID. With more people still working from home – typically office workers who had been concentrated in central business districts – passenger numbers remain well below pre-COVID levels on routes serving those CBDs.

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s about developing relationships with pupils’: the school working to reduce suspensions

With post-Covid behaviour issues set to peak this year, one headteacher is trying to reduce impact on learning

The Guardian - UK

‘Bubble’ of post-pandemic bad behaviour among pupils predicted to peak

Exclusive: Experts say ‘desocialised’ pupils home schooled through Covid are entering traditionally most disruptive years

The National (Scotland)

Celtic manager calls on board to free up O'Riley cash and repay fans' Covid backing

Brendan Rodgers has called on Celtic to free up some of the record £26m fee they will receive from Brighton for Matt O’Riley and buy new players.

The Guardian - UK

‘They see me as a bigger version of themselves’: teacher George Pointon on life lessons from five-year-olds

From sharing his pupils’ jokes on social media to watching friendships grow, the author of a new book reveals what he learned from the magical and messy world of Year 1

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