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Both Pfizer and Moderna, the two major drug manufacturers likely to receive emergency authorizations for a Covid-19 vaccine in the coming weeks, have rejected invitations from President Trump to appear at a White House “Vaccine Summit” on Tuesday, according to two sources familiar with the event’s planning.The Trump administration has openly feuded with Pfizer in recent weeks over its involvement in Operation Warp Speed and the timing of a data release showing its vaccine to be highly effective, but had nonetheless invited CEO Albert Bourla to appear on a panel about the vaccine development process. Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel was also invited, but neither he nor another company executive will attend.The vaccine manufacturers’ absences will be conspicuous at a “Vaccine Summit,” an event that drug industry figures and one Trump administration official largely viewed as a public relations stunt when STAT first reported the event last week.


Angeles sees Moderna rolling out a billion doses of the Covid-19 vaccine next year, with the challenges being the supply chain for ingredients and avoiding staff burnout. Then will come the problem of what to use the cash for in a diverse pipeline of projects, with one potential future focus being on regenerating tissues to help heart conditions and diabetics.“The nature of asymmetry is such that investment returns are driven by a few big winners,” said Angeles. “The main constraint to us appreciating that potential is our imagination.”Moderna (NASDAQ:MRNA) has made some investors quite wealthy this year. Its shares have skyrocketed over 680% year to date fueled by excitement over its COVID-19 vaccine program.


Whether it's picking stocks, drafting a Fantasy team or finding an under-the-radar series to binge watch, everyone wants in on the next big thing. When it comes to sports, evaluating players' potential and developing their talent can be the difference between Executive of the Year and finding a new line of work.Sometimes NBA players burst onto the scene from seemingly out of nowhere -- take Devonte' Graham, who averaged 4.7 points per game on 28 percent 3-point shooting as a rookie for the Hornets, only to become one of the most exciting young guards in the league last season while dropping 18 points per game on 37 percent 3-point shooting. Graham is an anomaly, however, as there is at least a general predictor of which players are poised to take a leap.Most of the players who had a breakout 2019-20 season had a significant uptick in performance in the second half of the previous season. For example, last year's Most Improved Player, Brandon Ingram, along with several others who received votes, showed great improvement from the first half of the 2018-19 season to the second half. 다파벳가입 Here's a look at some of those players using NBA.com's Player Impact Estimate (not a perfect stat, but generally shows a player's efficiency and benefit to his team).


You probably don't remember because it seems like 15 years ago, but White went on an absolute tear shortly before the season was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Since the Bulls weren't invited to the bubble, that's the last we saw of him, but there's a strong possibility that his post-All-Star break run of 24.7 points and 4.3 assists on 41 percent 3-point shooting is more than just a 10-game hot streak. Sharing the backcourt with Zach LaVine creates certain "only one ball" issues, but the new Chicago regime, led by head coach Billy Donovan, expects White to be a vocal leader as the team's starting point guard this season. That should create more opportunity for him to initiate offense out of the pick-and-roll, where he can hit pull-up jumpers, finish at the rim and show off the improved playmaking he displayed in his final games of last season."We had nine months off, so I feel like I've taken a huge leap in my game, especially in my decision-making and playing off the pick-and-roll," White said, via the Chicago Tribune. "Coming into last year's season, coming off the pick-and-roll was something that we really didn't do at North Carolina. So for me it was new, and then different coverages.


The Sixers made a number of changes this offseason, both on and off the court, and because of that, they'll be one of the most fascinating teams to follow this season. Our first chance to see them in a marquee game under new coach Doc Rivers comes against another team that will look quite different this season: the Nets. With four All-Star talents on the floor, in a potential playoff preview, it doesn't get much better than this early in the season. This might not be the first game that comes to mind when thinking about the schedule release, but there are a few reasons to have this one circled. First of all, it's another chance to see Zion Williamson, and you can never complain about that. Beyond Zion, it will also be the national TV debut for LaMelo Ball, the No. 3 overall pick, and one of the most interesting prospects in the draft. And, as you might have noticed, it comes against his brother, Lonzo.