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Month: March 2021

AstraZeneca says ‘no evidence’ of blood clot risk from vaccine as countries suspend its use

The global rollout of the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine has encountered another hurdle as a handful of countries paused their use of the shot following reports it could be connected to blood clots, despite no clear evidence of a link. AstraZeneca has robustly defended its vaccine, saying Friday there was “no evidence of an increased risk”

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A man wrongfully convicted of murder sues a rental car company for not providing a receipt that supported his alibi

A Michigan man was recently exonerated of murder, a charge for which he spent nearly five years in prison. Now, he’s suing a rental car company for not providing records that, his lawyers say, would’ve exonerated him earlier. Herbert Alford was wrongfully convicted of second-degree murder in 2016 and freed in 2020 after the Hertz

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Netflix podría tomar medidas enérgicas para que los usuarios no compartan sus contraseñas. Esto es lo que debes saber

Nueva York (CNN Business) — Si estás usando la contraseña de Netflix del padre del novio de tu hermana, escucha. El gigante de la transmisión está probando una nueva función que podría ayudarlo a tomar medidas enérgicas contra el intercambio de contraseñas. Netflix está lanzando alertas pidiendo a los usuarios que verifiquen que están autorizados

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‘Grey’s Anatomy’ mid-season premiere blindsides viewers with an unexpected death

“Grey’s Anatomy” returned for its mid-season premiere Thursday night, but an unexpected death on the show is leaving fans of the long-running drama devastated. During a plotline on Thursday’s two-hour crossover episode with “Station 19,” Dr. Andrew DeLuca, played by Giacomo Gianniotti, attempted to pursue a sex trafficker and was stabbed. Deluca, a character on

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