we talked to coca-cola ceo james quincey. francine: and what they do in terms of innovation going forward if they are looking at football or cricket with a sip of coke, i wonder if they will change to try to get people more drinking at home to the coca-cola products. 750 euro stimulus. what she said was that it was quite hopeful for the future because it shows cohesion for europe. joining us from brussels is maria. we were expecting a deal and then we worked and that -- we weren't, and then we were. we finally have a deal -- is it a good deal? overall, whene, you look at the numbers, you can say it was not as ambitious as the initial program. if you look at the allocation for a country like italy or spain, badly hit by the coronavirus, they are taking home 82 and 72 billion euros, this is money they will essentially not have to pay back. this is not extra debt will have to take on. that was a crucial redline. when you look at angela merkel , they saidl macron it had to be mutual. they did get a bigger rebate, but overall, if

coca-cola said consumer preferences are shifting away from smoothies and production will stop at the end of the month. >>> some new support for getting students back in the classroom sooner than later and what pediatricians say the benefits outweigh the risk. >> tran five once to bring you the good news happening in the bay area. go to for the sweaty faces, and the hidden smiles. the foggy glasses, and the muffled laughs. a simple piece of fabric makes a big statement: i care. wear a mask. let's all do our part to slow the spread. >>> it is still unclear what the next school year will look like, but now there is a big push to get students back in the classroom. the american academy of pediatrics said it is vital for students mental health and it recommends guidelines such as staggering start times and using social distancing, but go so far as to say social and emotional benefits outweigh the risk of spreading the coronavirus. the parents we talked to have mixed feelings about it. >> i think you should leave it closed. let's be honest. can you really trust kids to always wash their ha

stocks do only go up, i mentioned that this segment, but pepsico is a better stock than coca-cola butight now people are enamored with coca-cola because it's done nothing for so long warren buffett with coca-cola, wells fargo. >> american express. >> american express, david, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> airlines. >> no longer doesn't own the airlines any more, we should point that out. >> that's true i know that david portnoy did say that he's not at the top of the game, warren buffett is not at the top of his game. >> do you know what, i heard you say in the last segment something that we used to hear a lot that you were saying it's different this time. that's kind of what i heard you say. >> okay. when trillion dollar stocks, david, go up $50 billion in a couple of sessions am i supposed to just say that that's the same this time is the same? >> no. >> they go up 50 billion a day no >> but are you changing your own assumptions to adjust to the reality as opposed to sticking with them -- >> no, it's insane. >> -- because we've seen this movie before listen, you may be right, mayb

let's look at coca-cola and starbucks and you want to play this reopening and you cannot buy alibaba directly or some of amd directly or some of the other names. you can't buy some of these chinese companies directly and put them into your portfolio, buy the u.s. to garner the access to it use that as an opportunity to play on those reopenings starbuc starbucks. >> let's talk more about one of those multinationals sarah has a news alert on coca-cola. perfectly timed for us >> coca-cola is getting into the alcohol business in the united states it's launching hard seltzer but the explosive growth we have seen in hard seltzers. this is coming next year it will be first launched in latin america. potentially another growth avenue here for coca-cola chasing what is the drink of the summer i think it was the drink of is um summer last year locw calorie and low alcohol. >> stock ticking up a bit on news you're delivering to us thank you so much. >> i like themanagement team a company you normally would say could just sit back on their laurels that's thinking about growth, thinking about cre

you know as far as i'm concerned there very few products that let's say coca-cola produces apart from bottled water that doesn't cost active harm to people how to add the same goes for or out most of those companies that produce cookies and other happily processed foods be called them plebs don't you think that there actually should be a distinction between natural or proper or you know real foods and be processed once well it's a process that really is causing the problem and these are categories of foods that don't resemble the foods from which they were extracted or were created that are not within gritty instead are not found in who kitchens and have a lot of men it's all too sugar and there is now an enormous amount of evidence that shows that consumption of bullshit. processed foods is associated with overweight gaining weight chronic diseases that are associated with overweight and that these are not very healthy products and this is relatively new data that's only comment molests 5 years and i'm interested to see whether the dietary guidelines say anything about processed food

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now there may be no cola benefits in 2020. coupled with severe economic job losses from the devastating recession brought on by covid-19 this virus mayors may result in any mark americans -- and had been previous anticipate. this is clearly the time to strengthen the system and to reject calls reducing benefits for creating a commission to propose cuts in social security. since its introduction, pva special support for social security 2100 2100 act and itsy benefits improvement and well-balanced measures to strengthen the social ecosystem for the long-term. we fail to understand white house hasn't acted upon the bill that urge -- the bill and urged the full committee and house leadership to take it up for a vote as soon as possible. in the meantime pva applauds the efforts to provide immediate health to social security beneficiaries of emergency social security benefits act. that bill would offer temporary benefit improvements that would take effect immediately and remain in full force until and hopefully the worst of the rece

pfizer for that starbucks and coca-cola are the latest companies that say they will stop buying ads on social media well facebook in particular has been the target of the stop hate for profit campaign will the group is made up of a number of social justice organizations calling for stricter moderation and rules for hate speech racism and even misinformation but facebook says a new policy will ban as which encourage divisions along race religion gender and even sexual orientation but last week on this show you said this movement would only work if many more sponsors got involved is that what we're seeing here. well i think it's what we may be seen here the real question is going to be how many sponsors get on board with this if facebook does about $800000000.00 in advertising through companies on its platform if there is enough of those companies that say we're not going to advertise facebook ok but if companies like coca-cola say we won't go anywhere with those dollars the truth is companies like facebook can wait them out because the reality is coca-cola needs to advertise through fac

coca-cola is closing down this smoothie company owed walla a dollar was founded in santa cruz in 1980 by 3 people who sell their product to restaurants from the back of a 1968 volkswagen van for a while the company has been headquartered in half moon bay since 1995 that since coca-cola bought the company in 2001 roughly 300 people will lose their jobs and the company will stop delivering a wallet to stores in july and pick up unsold smoothies in august. >>we're realizing biased not saying something wasn't enough that we needed to start saying something. >>a new york pub and 900 other businesses across the u.s. are brewing support for the black community unveiling black is beautiful beer to raise money for black women on business is a co-owner says that they would rather risk losing a few customers than tolerating hate. 100% of the money raised will go to to programs that help inner city women of color, build foundations of success. the collaboration of 900 companies was organized by a black on brewing company in san antonio texas. a maryland man is doing his part to help people in his

>> short coca-cola guy?ll, i mean, the time was obviously five, six months ago when the stock was making move to the upside and when people -- you know, the world is getting away from the sugary drinks but at this level, i'm hard pressed to believe the right move is shorting a name like dock cococ. it has snacks. it would be more inclined to own coke than short it. >> if you think things will stay closed for longer or reclose, meaning sports venues, bars and restaurants, tim, maybe this is a descent short. maybe see more trouble ahead >> you know, i don't think it a short. and again, i would put this in sam's long term portfolio. you're buying coke at a cheap multiple because of the dynamics you talk about real issues we will be in stadiums and restaurants again. coca-cola also has recreated this brand around vitamin water and other drinks it's not a story, it's a cpg story, consumer product story. this is a sophisticated global company that's dealt with all their bottlers and refranchised and brought the st

coca-cola bought it in 2001, roughly 300 people will lose their jobs.he company will stop delivering and walla to stores this month and will pick up unsold smoothies in august. >>we're realizing biased not saying something wasn't enough that we needed to start saying something. >>a new york pa been 900 other businesses across the u.s. they are brewing support for the black community unveiling the black is beautiful beer to raise money for black women owned business is a co-owner says that brother risk losing a few customers than tolerating hate. 100% of the money raised will go to to programs that help inner-city women of color, build foundations of success. the collaboration of 900 companies was organized by a black on brewing company in san antonio texas, a homeless man in washington dc risked his own life to help save a police officer reporter sam ford has that story. >>police chief peter newsham came personally to hotel today to say thank you to john burroughs homeless made them i mean, but she's talking about an incident last thursday downtown and

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and we're coming back with another full 90 minute of news including coca-cola is bringing back a typeink that it hasn't sold in the u.s. in decades. >>> and also this morning, what we're learning about a late night officer-involved shooting at a pharmacy in the east bay. >>> and today was the deadline to for dock to figucongress to deal to extend the unplouchlt be can leave you holding your breath. ♪ but bristol myers squibb is working to change things. by researching new kinds of medicines that could help you live longer. including options that are chemo-free. because we're committed to bringing new hope into lung cancer care. >>> an overnight fire near fisherman's war o wharf. we talked to a man who rushed in. >>> and it has been a lifeline, but the $600 a week in unemployment is disappearing today. what comes next? >>> every bay area county now on the state's coronavirus watch list. the major challenges they face to get off. >>> also this morning, a bear caught digging through the trash, but it is what the animal was doing right before this that is getting a lot of attention this m

we don't know how much of that is coming from major grantly coca-cola and we don't know how much of that is coming from. business and the truth and facebook knows that these smaller businesses can't afford to leave a plot or especially in the midst of a global pandemic brand boycotts are always a bit of a performative gesture that certain and we've seen that throughout the years that said they tend to be gestures that firms take quite seriously for the public relations hit that they do represent resawing way to significant lead out of facebook's market capitalization as the share price dropped and we saw investors selling off stock at a time when the u.s. economy is likely set for a fairly significant recession on the whole so i do think that facebook and others are watching this closely and taking it seriously. advertisers value facebook because it knows far more about its users than other platforms do about them it can target them more effectively even though some major brands have pulled their ads off the site they remain heavily invested in facebook their ads are still being placed t

coca-cola and unilever but big brands don't dominate social media the way they do on t.v. smaller brands medium sized boards and local businesses are where most of the money is the organizers of the boycott a u.s. based group called stop pay to for profit maintain that ad revenues are just one way to measure the impact of their campaign. our main goal is to stop hate in december mation on facebook and this is impacting we saw last week their stock prices drop 8 percent we saw $15000000000.00 go out of mark zuckerberg. mark zuckerberg was a billionaire before we started this campaign he's going to be a billionaire once this campaign is over the truth is that facebook is going to have to reckon with this problem bad. isn't going to put a dent in anything that you. and you know. $70000000000.00 . advertising last year. we don't know how much of that is coming from major brands like coca-cola and we don't know how much of that is coming from . business and the truth and facebook knows that these smaller businesses can't afford to leave a plot or especially in the midst of a gl

from that coca-cola crate from the freedom riders pulled at the bus station is the police chief in 2013 mr. murphy wanted to offeras an apology for those descended upon lewis when they other assembled to commemorate the event he offered lewis his police badge murphy told lewis he hoped it would serve as a token of reconciliation. i often said if i had a chance and ever became police chief i would write to that wrong he went on to say my peers didn't want to talk about it or face the truth. but because of that gesture john lewis and kevin murphy struck up a friendship he invited him to the white house to meet president barack obama traveledtwo of them to ireland to talk with the catholics and protestants to bridge the religious divide the fact he could walk through with an open heart everything he went through was not bitter. here but those justices behind him. it's a miracle he did not die. to carry young john lewis and other freedom writers it's amazing he survived plenty sunday in 1865 when the state troopers nearly beat him to death. clearly there was a purpose in his life that had t

coca-cola seller >> carter, thank you brian kelly do you agree with carter >> yes you know what, i do! particularly on sherwin some of the changes you are seeing in society are going to be permanent people will spend more time at home, maybe i should paint the spare room, make it into an office, that's where sherwin williams comes in. you think of the psychology of new highs, everyone who owns stock has profit you don't have overhang supply usually when they break out like that they tend to trend pretty well so i like that on the long side. coke looks horrible, simple as that it might get a tail wind from a weak dollar but why not put your money where the momentum is, going with sherwin. >> i feel you've had dust ups about it in the past sugar water have it if you want to be in it. tim, are you still an investor. >> look, paul rabil is coming on the show later so there will be no yard sales until then with coke you have a case where the rest rauaurant story is very, very difficult story, casual dining, et cetera, coke will struggle until we get more clarity having said that, coke has

. >>> in dollars and cents, coca- cola trims down business and eliminates the odwalla brand. the move will cut 300 jobs, odwalla was started back in santa cruz in 1980, it was bought by coca-cola in 2001 four $181 million. coke says that the brand is no longer cost-effective, and coca- cola is also retiring a refrigerated trucking network that delivered fresh drinks to stores and coffee shops. >>> walmart challenges amazon prime, walmart is reportedly rolling out a paid membership service called walmart plus. for $98 a year members will receive same-day delivery marley access to deals and discounts at walmart gas stations. walmart is trying to undercut amazon prime which costs $119 for an annual subscription. >>> pico, the company behind the most used credit score has launched a new product to help determine if consumers are likely to be financially resilient during an economic crisis. the resilience index score ranges from 1 to 99, people with lower scores are viewed as the most prepared to weather an economic shift. the resilience index will dig deeper into consumer credit

this season the stories focus on hate speech color of prevention consisting of charcoal production cola bassoons are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters to mindanao. thank you. come. on. this is you don't use life from berlin coronavirus breaks out of another german its food production facility over 170 workers test positive 80 varian vegetable farm is the latest cluster of its kind in germany raising questions about conditions for farm workers often migrant laborers also coming up. a diplomatic stand.

>>coca-cola bought the company in 2001 about 300 people are going to lose their jobs because of this closure a coca-cola spokesperson says that they're going to stop delivering odwalla to stores in july and they're going to pick up on sold smoothies in august. >>comedian tiffany haddish says shade all for the sweaty faces, and the hidden smiles. the foggy glasses, and the muffled laughs. a simple piece of fabric makes a big statement: i care. wear a mask. let's all do our part to slow the spread. tiffany haddish took to is graham lived to give herself a. >>big hair cut in a 25 minute video she took scissors and got her extensions and shaved the rest of her hair, a friend helped her out with a pair of clippers a she wrote in the caption that she wanted to know where every mole on her body is she says she also wanted to take a break from spending so much time on her hair on a follow-up video. she says she's been talking about doing this for years so there you go i think people at all. >>and now still. >>but it would be nice to come you doing and sure yeah i recently let's take a look a

we have breaking news on coca-cola.et to jackie deangeles with the numbers. >> it's a beat on the top and bottom line. earnings per share came in at 42-cents, the expectation was 40 cents. revenue was higher than expected at $7.2 billion as well. revenue last year at this time was 1 10 billion. coca-cola said it believes the second quarter will be the most severely impacted quarter of the year, but also said given ongoing uncertainties surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, and the levels of lockdown, the ultimate impact on 2020 results is unknown. you can see that the stock is trading up 8/10 of a percent in the premarket. back to you. maria: all right. coke cokcoca-cola shares reallyg the average with a gain of 1% on coke. thank you so much, jackie. eu leaders agreed on a historic $2 trillion spending package to help the eurozone recover from the economic impact of the coronavirus. that deal needs to be approved by individual governments of member states. it helped international markets this morning trade up with the d

frustraciÓn de muchos alcaldes y gobernadores que dicen no tener suficientes recursos y sin reconocer las colasrse la prueba en muchos estados afectados. dijo que los gobernadores al momento no necesitan nada, no se comprometiÓ a utilizar mÁs dinero de ayudar econÓmica para los estados. >> el presidente repitiÓ que el virus desaparecerÍa y descartÓ la vocerÍa de un cierre de economÍa para tratar de frenar este rebrote que azota a la naciÓn. >> el presidente donald trump ordenÓ que el censo que debe registrar a todos los habitantes del paÍs independientemente de su situaciÓn migratoria teje por fuera a los migrantes indocumentados, por eso exigiÓ al secretario de comercio que el censo solamente cuente a las personas que viven legalmente en el paÍs, tanto demÓcratas como activistas dicen que esto es inconstitucional. el candidato presidencial lanzÓ un nuevo anuncio hispano. prometeaumentar el salario mÍnimo y luego invertir en las grandes empresas. al menos 14 personas resultaron heridas en un tiroteo frente una funeraria en chicago durante un velorio, fueron boleros desde una camioneta que pasab

colas. passion drama competition drive marketing numbers atmosphere color fight at sac intuition love hate money. fans friends plan to spammers and fans. to go on you tube joining us. welcome to global 3000 people all over the world are taking a stand against racism in germany activists and scholars search for solutions to the country's racism problem. the elephants are coming in india and a launch system warns good edges when the massive mammals are headed their way. but 1st we go to hong kong where protesters use blank pieces of paper to symbolize the suppression of freedom of expression. the fate of a small 1106 where kilometer corner of china was determined by opium. and it was here in the 19th century that the british manufactured the drug and sold it to china. the chinese emperor tried to stop the opium trade but the british increased pressure attacked china and occupied hong kong. in the years that followed treaties were signed the granted the british 99 years of rule over hong kong.

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murphy wasn't born until a year after john lewis was knocked unconscious from a blow by a wooden coke cola crate in 1961 after the freedom riders pulled into montgomery, alabama at the bus station. but as the city's police chief in 2013, mr. murphy wanted to issue an apology for the officers who declined to step in as the white mob descended on lewis and his bus-riding colleagues. so when lewis and other dignitaries assembled at month goalry's first baptist church to commemorate the event, murphy walked to the microphone and offered lewis what was long a symbol of oppression for many african americans. his police badge. murphy told lewis he hoped it would serve as a token of reconciliation. i often said, quote, when i started going up through the ranks that if i had a chance, if i ever became police chief, that i was going to try to write that -- right that wrong, said murphy, now the deputy sheriff for montgomery county, alabama, in an interview. he went on to say, a lot of my peers didn't want to talk about it. they didn't want to face the truth. but because of that gesture, john lewis a

coca-cola says it will get better from here. their earnings report shows incremental improvement in sales. let's take a quick check on the markets. the dow nice balance in in particular, bowling among those stocks reaping some of the rewards. all indices are higher in terms of the s&p and dow. the nasdaq has turned lower in the last 30 minutes. vix at 24. the euro continues to drive higher. 1.1518. strength after they managed to pass some grants and low-interest loans to aid everybody. of crude oil, summer travel season is in full swing as coronavirus cases pop up in cities across the country. many are rethinking a potential comeback in the hotel and leisure sectors. adam portnoy, is ceo of rmr group. us,last time you were with it was toward the beginning of the outbreak in the northeast, at least the beginning of what we knew the outbreak would be serious. you were collecting commercial rents at a rate back then that surprised you. beet been instance -- i since? time wence the last talked, in terms of economic activity in our p

let's retreat from big tech and look at coca-cola.rted their earnings, what do we got, what stands out from coke? >> good news and bad news as you can imagine, revenue declined, the biggest they've seen in 30 years, that is not good news, net sales falling 28%. on the upside the ceo james quincy says the second quarter will be the worst of the year, he says this is it, we bought them out so to speak. they have seen case unit volumes of the sales of around the world that started to recover, down 16% for the quarter but only down% in june and seen a better demand in july, half of their revenue coke comes from the soft drinks and concentrates to the restaurant to movie theaters. the mcdonald's and the amcs of the world when they were shut down, mcdonald's was not selling its product, that was very difficult and you drawn restaurant closures and the other businesses that were closed and is no big surprise of the second quarter was so rough on coca-cola but having said all of that, they do see a bit of light at the end of the tunnel and th

coca-cola down 20%, and many others. what does it do to your world? leverage, that is difficult. i think if you look at -- you have to differentiate between the better capitalized investment grade coca-cola versus the high-yield in the leveraged universe. there's a reason why companies go high-yield. the carry a lot of leverage. they are smaller. they don't have the competitive advantage and they don't generate much free cash file. soap -- free cash flow. so when you have a gap in funding, it affects your ability to pay down debt. interest costs are low. people looking at interest coverage are looking at the wrong metric. it tells you you are kicking the problem a little further down the road. eventually business models come to a halt. otherwise, we wouldn't have any other defaults. lale: what is the fraud --lisa: iest parthe fraud- right now? lale: if you look at the performance that has come through these recovery plays as the economy opens, for leveraged universe, i think that is a challenge. there's aensives, lot of chasing and hiding out happening. bonds are trading above fu

i can't say enough for the importance of the cola -- of pepsi-cola's earnings this morning. gina martin adams of bloomberg intelligence has been absolutely dead on on the earnings surprises we are going to see off the glue. pepsi -- off the gloom. -- camecame in al in almost flat. futures up 18. onathan: futures positive the s&p by 0.6%. cfohing up with the pepsico a little later on. this thursday, the ecb will be meeting. this coming weekend, european leaders get together. that is a huge focal point. lisa: the frugal five coming out, trying to push back against 750 billion euro programs. the fed very much and focus this week. we get a slew of fed speak ahead of the blackout period next week. a.m., andrew williams and the boe governor andrew bailey joining to talk about libor. then robert kaplan talking about covid testing and recovery. at 2:00 p.m., will get the u.s. monthly budget statement for june, which should show unprecedented deficit for the u.s. budget. jon, no one cares. this is not being reflected in borrowing costs or in what people are proposing washington. jona

. >>> and coca-cola is bringing back a type of drink it hasn't sold in the nus deu.s.cad. 53 to 57. we have 60 in antioch and oakland, san jose 62. 52 in san rafael. and you can see west northwest wind at about 13 across the golden gate bridge, some mist possible there. cloudy this morning, sunny this afternoon. breezy everywhere and it will start about an hour sooner and that means that it will be choppy everywhere out on the water this afternoon. and so we're in the 50s through 10:00 in san francisco. and we'll try to break out in sunshine around noon and 62. upper 60s for several hours this afternoon. mid-80s for the better part of the afternoon hours and a sunny 74 during the evening. east bay, we'll see the sun start to break free of the clouds around 10:00. and sunny at noon and 69. and some low to mid-70s from 1:00 all the way through 6:00. and a brisk 67 with sunshine at 8:00. nd the clo and the clouds will be moving back in at that time. >>> now let's talk about the friday morning commute. >>> let's start with the san mateo bridge. we have a high wind advisory

in thehe revenue deltas airlines, coca-cola and such, and it just leads to lower for longer.han: low rates for a whole lot longer. coming up, we have got to talk about china, the next move after the united states orders the shutdown of the consulate in houston. up next, meredith sumter of eurasia group. from new york city this morning, good morning to you all. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. equity futures out after a eak,-day winning str adding some weight, up about thorough .3% on this thursday morning. heard on bloomberg radio, seen on bloomberg tv, this is "bloomberg surveillance." ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. the world has now gone over 15 million coronavirus cases. the u.s., brazil, and india account for nearly half of all infections. texas reported the most ever in one day. in florida, governor ron desantis says schools may delay reopening if they need to protect against the risk of the virus. in the u.k., a pair of lawmakers says boris johnson had no plan for the pandemic. the economic response was "rushed and reacti

alejandro madrigal tiene las colas de largas esperas en la reapertura del comercio.nte ya estÁbamos casi. alejandro: esta reapertura se da con mÉxico como segundo paÍs latinoamericano con mÁs contagios. el dÍa en el que se rompiÓ otro rÉcord con 7280 nuevos casos confirmados que no parecen alarmar en lo mÁs mÍnimo. sobran ya querÍa venir. yo sendo que vivir con miedo es una cosa que va a afectar la salud emocional. pero ya tenemos que empezar a adaptarnos a esta nueva vida. no podemos seguir escondiÉndonos. alejandro: mediciÓn de temperatura con cÁmara tÉrmica, distribuciÓn gratuita de gel antibacterial y acceso Único general incluidos familias completas. la autoridad dijo que todos se mantuvo con sanidad. >> es cierto que llegÓ mucha gente a las plazas, pero al mismo tiempo se guardÓ prÁcticamente todas las medidas necesarias. alejandro: es uno de los centros mÁs visitados. desde que abrieron sus puertas la gente respondiÓ muy bien, han hecho largas filas hasta por cuatro horas para poder ingresar . la reapertura incluye 263 tiendas departamentales y 338 centros com

was the coca-cola chairman and ceo. let's get you a virus update. kong virus cases topped the previous daily record, the government is saying new mask wearing measures are set to take effect on thursday. basically hong kong has said it may adopt stricter virus control measures if needed. willlation to the mask, it require mask wearing in public venues. that is set to take effect on thursday. we have also got an update from tokyo. the governor has told residents to avoid necessary trips outdoors over the holiday weekend. new cases of coronavirus. let's get to the first word news. laura: the u.s. and the u.k. are signaling more coordinated action against china. pompeo says he wants to build a coalition that understands the threat posed by beijing. speaking with his counterpart, the u.k. foreign secretary says further action may follow at the g7. recovering from a mild case of covid-19 may not offer much lasting protection. new analysis of 34 patients that did not need intensive care had antibody levels falling quickly. there is concern over the durabi

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