The FDA staff also said that available data, while limited, suggested the people who had been previously infected with the new coronavirus could benefit from vaccination. Very few cases of confirmed COVID-19 occurred among participants with evidence of infection prior to vaccination, though more of those that did were in the placebo group than the vaccine group, the staff said.
The Foreign Affairs Committee official noted the State Department has contacted the three panels.
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The Fed had raised rates nine times since December 2015. But in 2019, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by one-quarter point in July, September and October amid slower US growth and fears of a global economic slowdown. However, notes of the deliberations released after the meeting showed some FOMC members disagreed with the action and saw no reason to cut rates.
The FDA said that hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine were "unlikely to be effective in treating COVID-19" and that after reviewing data, it determined that the drugs, particularly hydroxychloroquine, didn't demonstrate potential benefits that outweighed the risks.
The Fukushima District Court ordered Tokyo Electric Co to pay 15.2 million yen (3,400) in damages to the family of Fumio Okubo, according to their attorney Yukio Yasuda.
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The HKSAR government has received and processed the first batch of applications from employers for wage subsidies, 98 percent of which are from SMEs, and they are estimated to receive the tranche within this week, Lam said.
The Forbidden City has been decorated with large royal lanterns as a highlight of the museum's ongoing new year exhibition, aiming to give visitors a feel of what it was like to usher in the new year in the royal court some 200 years ago.
The Heisei period has also been marked by great political instability. Japanese cabinets have been short-lived in the era, with 17 men occupying the prime minister's office, from Noboru Takeshita, who was in office when the Heisei era began, to the second incarnation of Shinzo Abe's administration, which is currently in power.
The Financial Times says Germany's biggest bank, which is the world's 15th-largest by total assets, forked out more than 52 million euros ( million) in severance packages for senior executives who were either fired or who left the company voluntarily during the past 14 months. The paper said the amount of money paid to those senior executives in severance deals was about the same as the total cost of salaries paid to Deutsche Bank's entire management board.