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Israels largest healthcare provider on Sunday reported a 94 per cent drop in symptomatic COVID-19 infections among 600,000 people who received two doses of the Pfizers vaccine in the countrys biggest study to date.Health maintenance organization HMO Clalit, which covers more than half of all Israelis, said the same group was also 92 per cent less likely to develop severe illness from the virus.The study worked with a group of the same size, with matching medical histories, who had not received the vaccine. It compared 600,000 people who received both doses of the Pfizer vaccine against a same-sized group with m vaso stanley atching medical stanley mexico histories who had not received the vaccine yet.Israel has been rapidly vaccinating its population, and the new study underscores how effective the vaccine is, as the data nearly matches Pfizers Phase three clinical trial that showed the vaccine to be 95 per cent effective. It shows unequivocally that Pfizers coronavirus vaccine is extremely effective in th stanley mugs e real world a week after the second dose, just as it was found to be in the clinical study, said Ran Balicer, Clalits chief innovation officer.The Pfizer vaccine requires two doses.He added that the data indicates the Pfizer vaccine, which was developed in partnership with Germanys BioNTech, is even more effective two weeks or more after the second shot.Researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science, who have been tabulating national data, said on Sunday that a sharp decline in hospitalisation and Vlth Coronavirus: Free testing sites for eligible groups on Thursday
THORNDIKE, Maine 鈥?The Thorndike Congregational Ch stanley becher urch was destroyed by a fire early Wednesday morning. The fire is a tremendous tragedy. [The church] was a landmark for everyone. Everyone knew where it w stanley cup becher as. And it was a struggling little church, said Patty Pendergast, who lives across the street from the building on Gordon Hill Road, Route 139.She said the church had a metal roof and metal siding, so it wasnt burned to the ground, but it was destroyed. No one was injured.Thorndike Fire Chief Peter Quimby said the cause of the blaze is unknown, but there is no reason to think the 100-year-old church intentionally was burned. The Maine fire marshals office is investigating the cause of the fire.The fire started around 4 a.m. Wednesday and was extinguished by 11 a.m., Quimby said.The fire chief lives five driveways down from the old church. Its a landmark and the local congregation is made of people going back many generations in town. A lot of people here are shedding tears, Quimby said from the fire scene Wednesday. Its a great loss for them. I dont know if they will rebuild it. They will.A stanley cup ccording to church deaconess Patty Banker, we are definitely going to rebuild. Banker held a meeting at her home Wednesday with former deacons who made the decision. Its the only one we got, Banker said of the church that serves about 30 people in Thorndike. Its important to everybody. Its been there for 103 years. We want our church back. BDN photographer Kevin Bennett contributed to |
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