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FDA warns consumers about unauthorized COVID-19 tests and products Because of obstacles many consumers are facing, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is worried that scammers will enter the vacuum to peddle all sorts of plentiful – but fake – COVID-19 tests. The agency fears scammers will exploit the current surge in cases Keep ReadingResearch
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➤ Toyota to develop 30 new electric vehicles: On the heels of capturing first place in electric vehicle sales for the 22nd year in a row, Toyota has announced that it will bring 30 new EVs to market by 2030. The company is committing $70 billion to the project. Read More
➤ Walmart to expand home delivery services: Walmart ramped up its grocery delivery service during the pandemic, and it paid off. Now, the retailer is putting more resources into that part of its business by hiring more than 3,000 more drivers to make deliveries. Keep Reading
➤ Screening for autism early helps increase detection: Boston University's School of Medicine's did a study, and in their findings they found that administering an in-depth screening process in early intervention has the potential to increase autism diagnoses by 60%. Read More About the Process
➤ Coronavirus Update: According to a new study conducted by researchers from Yale University, the COVID-19 vaccines were not linked with a higher risk of preterm birth, regardless of when in the pregnancy women received the vaccination. Keep Reading
➤ Recent Recalls: Ford recalls the 2021-2022 Bronco Sports and Escapes, PLUS check your grill! These Pearl River propane hoses were recalled. See More Recalls
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