Jeffrey BrainardThe Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI), one of the largest research philanthropies, said today it will begin to require its scientists to make research papers in which they played a leading role immediately free to read.

HHMI now requires open access within 12 months of publication.After the policy takes effect in January 2022, the move could block the institute’s scientists, who include some of the biggest names in biomedical research, from publishing in top-tier, subscription-only journals such as Cell, Nature, and Science.

Work by more than 4700 staff members, including 256 investigators and nearly 1700 postdoctoral researchers at laboratories across the United States, could be affected, HHMI says.

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French Open champ Swiatek rises to 17th; Djokovic, Nadal 1-2

Rafael Nadal’s 6-0, 6-2, 7-5 victory over Novak Djokovic on Sunday for a 13th championship at Roland Garros and 20th Grand Slam trophy in all — tying Roger Federer’s record for men — did not change the top of the ATP rankings. Djokovic, who won the Australian Open in February for his 17th major title, is still No.

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Second human trials of Russia's Sputnik V Covid vaccine start in UAE

Russian Covid-19 vaccine have begun in the United Arab Emirates, the Kremlin said on Monday in a statement while detailing a phone call between President Vladimir Putin and Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan, reported Reuters.The trials in the UAE are the second trials of the Sputnik V vaccine abroad, following the launch of trials in Belarus.

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Covid-19: Three Portlaoise care home residents die, one hospitalised

The owners of the Kilminchy Lodge Nursing Home in Portlaoise have confirmed that three residents at the home who were Covid-19 positive have died and a fourth has been hospitalised for treatment.

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Care home at centre of Covid outbreak sees seven deaths linked to virus

“Even without an outbreak, and without showing any of the classic symptoms of Covid-19, residents in this care home are tested if they appear at all unwell or not their usual selves."As in all care homes, staff are routinely tested weekly through the UK national testing portal.

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Fire in Montreal apartment building leaves 12 families without a home

A major fire in Montreal’s Ville-Marie borough early Sunday morning has left 12 families without a home on Thanksgiving weekend. Brittany Henriques reports.

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Asia Today: China to test 9 million after fresh outbreak

BEIJING – Chinese health authorities will test all 9 million people in the eastern city of Qingdao for the coronavirus this week after nine cases linked to a hospital were found, the government announced Monday.The announcement broke a two-month streak with no virus transmissions within China reported, though China has a practice of not reporting asymptomatic cases. The ruling Communist Party has lifted most curbs on travel and business but still monitors travelers and visitors to public buildings for signs of infection.Authorities were investigating the source of the infections found in eight patients at Qingdao’s Municipal Chest Hospital and one family member, the National Health Commission said.

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LEADING OFF: Fans back as Braves, Dodgers open NLCS in Texas

A look at what's happening around the majors on Monday:WELCOME BACKFor the first time since spring training shut in mid-March because of the virus, fans will permitted back in the ballpark. They will be allowed into Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, when the Dodgers and Braves meet in Game 1 of the NL Championship Series.About 11,500 tickets were available, sold in groups of four with each of those pods separated by at least six feet.

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What’s open and what’s closed on Thanksgiving Monday in Montreal

All garbage, recycling and compost collection will resume as usual in every borough besides Montreal-North, where green waste collection is rescheduled to Tuesday.Some sports and recreation facilities will remain open. They might have a holiday schedule, which will vary from borough to borough.

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Fire Prevention Week 2020: Home Safety

Global News Morning is joined by the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service with some tips on how to keep our homes safe as we continue to mark National Fire Prevention Week.

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The Latest: COVID hits French Open revenues; 2021 still on

PARIS – The Latest from the French Open (all times local):___12.15 p.m.Roland Garros organizers say they've not made a profit from this year's pandemic-hit edition of the French Open that was pushed back from spring to autumn, deprived of 97% of its ticket sales and most of its spectators and is wrapping Sunday with the men's final of Novak Djokovic vs. Rafael Nadal.

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Trump wanted 'to rip open shirt to reveal Superman t-shirt to prove he's over Covid-19'

President Donald Trump wanted to surprise fans when leaving hospital by ripping open his shirt to reveal a Superman t-shirt in a bizarre show of strength after his coronavirus diagnosis.

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Home-made Covid-19 vaccine appeared to work, but questions remained

Covid-19 vaccine that had worked in monkeys, test it on himself and then livestream the experiment online over a period of months. Now, that improbable bid is over.Around the world, dozens of Covid-19 vaccines are in human clinical trials involving tens of thousands of people.

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SNL cold open spoofs VP Debate with Jim Carrey as the fly on Mike Pence’s head

Jim Carrey returned to Saturday Night Live where he resumed the role of Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden, only this time teleporting to the VP Debate as the fly on Mike Pence’s head.

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Asia Today: Australian state warns non-complying public

MELBOURNE – The premier of Australia’s Victoria state is stepping up his fight with members of the public who don’t comply with pandemic regulations, saying close contacts of those infected who refuse a test will have to spend 21 days in quarantine.The state government has announced mandatory quarantine will be extended by 10 days for close contacts if they decide not to be tested on the 11th day of isolation.

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Study: Home gardening boom rooted in COVID-19 pandemic concerns

Nearly one in five Canadians took on gardening this year, according to the new report “Home Food Gardening in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic.” by Halifax’s Dalhousie University. Ross Lord explains why the popular pandemic pastime may be rooted in COVID-19 anxiety.

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Care home testing has 'got worse' with another deadly coronavirus crisis feared

Care homes may once again be gripped by Covid-19 because of delays in staff testing, the Government is being warned.

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Poland's Iga Swiatek beats Sofia Kenin for French Open title

PARIS – With the poise of a veteran and the shots of a champion, 19-year-old Iga Swiatek picked the perfect place for her first tour-level title: the French Open.Unseeded and ranked merely 54th, Swiatek grabbed the last six games to beat Sofia Kenin 6-4, 6-1 in the final at Roland Garros on Saturday, becoming the first Polish tennis player to win a Grand Slam singles trophy. When she smacked one last forehand winner to the corner to end things, Swiatek placed her right hand over her mouth then crouched, shaking her head.“It’s crazy.

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Thinking of selling your home? This could save you thousands

What to do if your mortgage deferrals are almost over and you can’t pay But if the pandemic has tickled your appetite for a bigger home or a gateway far away from the city and its mask-wearing crowd, take a moment to review your current mortgage, several mortgage brokers warn.Breaking your mortgage could cost you up to tens of thousands of dollars these days. In fact, mortgage broker Robert McLister says he’s seen penalties on fixed-rate mortgages as high as $99,000.Penalties are meant to compensate lenders, says McLister, who is mortgage editor at Rates.ca and founder of mortgage rate comparison site RateSpy.com.

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Asia Today: India cases approach 7 million amid slower pace

NEW DELHI – India’s confirmed coronavirus cases are nearing 7 million with another 73,272 reported in the past 24 hours.The Health Ministry on Saturday also reported 926 additional deaths, taking total fatalities to 107,416. The deaths have remained below 1,000 for the seventh straight day.India is seeing a slower pace of coronavirus spread since mid-September when the daily infections touched a record of 97,894 cases.

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Canadian couple forced to quarantine at home after being denied entry at U.S. border

American family found abusing ‘Alaska loophole’ kicked out of B.C.: minister Moller’s son had made the same trip in July, and because the duo had legal documents showing their address and legal residency in Mexico, they expected a smooth border crossing.Instead, the U.S. border agent told them they’d have to pull a U-turn and head back to Canada.“They said because of the COVID, we wouldn’t know where you were going in the U.S.

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Germany's troubling reliance on generic drug materials from Asia

In a new study funded by Pro Generika, a German pharmaceutical lobbying group, researchers determined that, as of Apr 30, 2020, 63% of the country's commonly used generic active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) came from Asia and 33% from Europe—almost a complete inverse compared with 20 years ago.

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Pennsylvania man accused of rigging trip wire in home to kill wife

William Dankesreiter Jr., 60 (Pennsylvania State Police) DERRY TOWNSHIP, Pa. - A Pennsylvania man has been arrested after state police say he plotted to kill his wife over the weekend by rigging a tripwire at the top of a flight of stairs to the basement.William Joseph Dankesreiter Jr., 60, of Derry Township, was being held on a $500,000 bond after his arrest on an attempted murder charge.Pennsylvania State Police said the intended target was his wife.“I’m a mess,” Laura Dankesreiter, 59, told Fox News Tuesday.

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Jewel And Hunter Hayes Open Up On Anxiety And Depression For World Mental Health Day

Jewel and Hunter Hayes opened up on World Mental Health Day on Friday.

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'The Stand' Trailer Hits Close to Home With Pandemic Fears and Apocalyptic Mayhem

CBS All Access' adaptation of -- Stephen King's iconic tale of light vs. darkness in a plague-ravaged future.The first official trailer dropped Friday, after it premiered at the show's New York Comic Con virtual panel, and the frightening promo reveals what a world looks like after society has crumbled.After a deadly pandemic brings the world to it's knees, groups of survivors begin to band together to forge their way in the world.

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Coronavirus: 19 new cases in London-Middlesex in largest single-day jump since mid-April

novel coronavirus, or SARS-CoV-2, while eight people had recovered.The update brings the region’s total case count to 951, of which 819 people have recovered. Fifty-seven people have died, a tally unchanged since June 12.Friday’s update marks the fourth day in a row the region has seen a double-digit case jump and is the highest single-day increase in cases since April 16.

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Nadal closes in on 13th French Open, Federer-tying 20th Slam

PARIS – After so much talk, by Rafael Nadal and others, about so many reasons why this pandemic-postponed French Open could be more difficult for him — cooler autumn weather; slightly heavier tennis balls; lack of match preparation — the King of Clay is right back where he usually is: in the final.And this time, in addition to closing in on an unfathomable 13th championship at Roland Garros, Nadal gets a chance to tie Roger Federer for the men’s record of 20 Grand Slam titles.Doing to his latest opponent what he’s done to so many at the clay-court tournament he’s dominated for 1 1/2 decades, Nadal defeated 12th-seeded Diego Schwartzman 6-3, 6-3, 7-6 (0) Friday in a semifinal filled with grueling, grinding points.On Sunday, No.

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Asia Today: Sri Lanka orders closures to contain virus

COLOMBO – Sri Lankan health authorities were working Friday to contain a growing cluster of new coronavirus infections, ordering the closure of bars, restaurants, casinos, nightclubs and spas.The Indian Ocean island nation over the weekend reported its first locally transmitted infection in more than two months, a cluster centered around a garment factory in densely populated Western province.By Friday the number of infections linked to the cluster climbed to 1,053, with more than 2,000 more people asked to quarantine at home. The majority of infected people are co-workers of the first patient, who is a worker at the garment factory.Police have imposed a curfew on the neighborhoods where many of the patients live.

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Scalia 'heir' Barrett may be open to reversing Roe v. Wade

CHICAGO – President Donald Trump’s nominee to the Supreme Court has expressed unease with some landmark rulings, including ones that established a right to abortion, and has suggested in her academic writing that she may be willing to reconsider those decisions. The question of whether Amy Coney Barrett, a one-time clerk to former conservative Justice Antonin Scalia, would actually try to overturn Roe v.

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No more posters outside houses of covid-19 patients under home isolation in Delhi

NEW DELHI : There will be no poster outside the houses of COVID-19 patients under home isolation in the national capital, official sources said on Thursday.They said the move is aimed at minimising the stigma resulting from the affixing of such posters at the front doors of such patients."There will be no poster outside the houses of COVID-19 patients who are under home isolation," a source said.According to authorities, there are currently 12,890 COVID-19 patients under home isolation in Delhi.Those having mild symptoms or are asymptomatic are suggested to stay under home isolation under the Delhi government's policy.

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Ontario’s patient ombudsman warns of another long-term care home disaster

Cathy Fooks, Ontario’s patient ombudsman, has released a series of recommendations for long-term care homes, warning that the system is poised to have a second COVID-19 catastrophe. Ross Lord reports.

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2 residents of Saskatoon retirement home test positive for COVID-19

Preston Park II Retirement Residence in Saskatoon is working with the Saskatchewan Health Authority after two of its residents tested positive for the novel coronavirus when in hospital.“We had two residents go to the hospital with non-COVID related issues,” said Bruce Tillie, spokesperson for the retirement residence.“Once they were in hospital, as part of hospital protocol, they were tested (for COVID-19).” NITHA cautions of coronavirus exposures at mass events in northern Saskatchewan While both tested positive for the virus, neither resident showed symptoms of COVID-19.

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Can you pitch in?: Community’s help needed to save Orlando woman’s home

ORLANDO, Fla. – Last week, the City of Orlando was weeks away from condemning Theresa DeFairia’s home.After seeing her story on News 6, a local roofing company came forward and offered to donate a brand new roof.When DeFairia found out Noland’s Roofing was willing to donate a new roof, she said it was music to her ears.But what came next was not.[TRENDING: Newlywed couple killed in plane crash | Ballot for dead wife meant to ‘test system’ | FSU president tests positive for COVID-19]“The Lord said, ‘Listen, Theresa, and don’t get upset,’” DeFairia told News 6.When Justin Shelton, with Noland Roofing, surveyed the property, he quickly realized it needed much more than a new roof.“There’s a lot of structural damage to the main structural

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COVID-19 outbreak at Moncton care home prompts calls for Nova Scotia to release 2nd wave plan

COVID-19 cases in Ontario and Quebec, and now there’s an outbreak at a long-term care home within the Atlantic Bubble at Moncton special care home.That outbreak has union and political leaders in Nova Scotia wondering if the province’s long-term care homes are ready to face a potential second wave of the pandemic.“We see the new cases in New Brunswick and we see the startling increase in new cases in long-term care homes in Ontario,” said Nova Scotia NDP leader Gary Burrill.“We’re at a point where people in long-term care facilities and the public and families, along with everyone in Nova Scotia, want to know what are the plans for staffing that the government is bringing forward.” New Brunswick reports 17 new COVID-19 cases linked to

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D.C. Department of Health Pens Open Letter Asking White House Staff at Rose Garden Event to Get Tested for COVID-19

In an extraordinary step, the Washington, D.C., Department of Health has released an open letter appealing to all White House staff and anyone who attended a Sept. 26 event in the Rose Garden to seek medical advice and take a COVID-19 test.

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Employee at Fairmount long-term care home in Frontenac County tests positive for COVID-19

COVID-19 in the KFL&A region Thursday as an employee at a county-run long-term care home.“Today we learned that one staff member of Fairmount Home in Frontenac County has tested positive for COVID-19. They are self-isolating and receiving any necessary treatment.

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Committee on Covid-19 recommends inquiry into nursing home deaths

The Special Dáil Committee on Covid-19 has recommended a public inquiry into cornavirus related death in nursing homes.

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Man shot and killed outside of home in Willingboro, police say

WILLINGBORO, N.J. - Police in Burlington County are investigating after a young man was shot and killed outside of his home early Thursday morning. Officers from the Willingboro Township Police Department were called to Maplewick Lane around 1:30 a.m. for reports of a shooting. Police reportedly found the body of 28-year-old Barry Barino near the rear door of his home.

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Restaurant employee tests positive for COVID-19 after outbreak at senior’s home

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Dr. Jennifer Russell, New Brunswick’s chief medical officer of health, said Wednesday that anyone who has visited the restaurant or the Optical Centre at the Moncton Costco since Oct.

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Teen Swiatek is lowest-ranked French Open women's finalist

PARIS – Iga Swiatek is just 19. She’s ranked 54th.

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Large Chinese mitten crab crawls into German woman's home

BERLIN – Police in southern Germany say a woman got a shock while airing out her home when a 25-centimeter (10-inch) Chinese mitten crab scurried in from the terrace through the open door.Freiburg police said Thursday that they received a call reporting the unwanted home invader in the nearby town of Unterlauchringen, near the Swiss border, the previous morning.Before they arrived, police say, the woman captured the crustacean by putting an upside-down garbage can on top of it.Officers were able to put the crab into a container and then take it to a local veterinary clinic.

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Adult kids moving back home in the COVID-19 2nd wave? Here’s how to talk money

coronavirus pandemic, some young adults may be forced to move back in with their parents.Whether they’re dealing with the closure of campuses or loss of employment, moving back in with your folks brings up the important subjects of finances and communication.In a recent segment on Global News’ The Morning Show, relationship expert Jessica O’Reilly and financial expert Kelley Keehn both talked about how parents can manage both their peaceful household and their budgets if their children unexpectedly decide to move back home.Keehn says before your adult kids move back in, you have to set some ground rules.“Are they paying rent? If they’re unemployed are they looking for work? When they do get back on their feet do they need to pay back the

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Scots health chiefs hunt for new £140k top medic after Catherine Calderwood quit over holiday home row

chief medical officer as the nation heads for tougher restrictions. Scottish Government officials are desperate to fill the new top medic role after shamed Dr Catherine Calderwood stepped down when she was caught making trips to her second home during the pandemic.

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The Latest: Swiatek slated to face Podoroska at French Open

PARIS – The Latest from the French Open (all times local):___12:25 p.m.Polish teenager Iga Swiatek and Argentine qualifier Nadia Podoroska will open play in the main stadium at the French Open.The first women’s semifinal match is scheduled to start at 3 p.m.

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Year 10 students sent home to isolate after positive coronavirus case at Eccles school

Eccles has been sent home after a classmate tested positive for the virus.The student began experiencing symptoms six days prior and began staying home from school on September 30, the school has confirmed.The pupil was then tested over the weekend. The results coming back positive shortly after and the school was informed on Tuesday morning.Two hours after the report of a positive test result was made to the school, all pupils who were determined to be close contacts to the case were separated and place in the sports hall, the headteacher has told the Manchester Evening News .The children's parents and carers were then called.

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Man accused of North Vancouver care home hoax call makes court appearance

COVID-19, made appeared in court on Wednesday.Taymour Aghati, 26, appeared in a Richmond courtroom by video link, though details of the proceedings cannot be reported due to publication bans. Man charged in hoax call to B.C.

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Outdoor Kids Club connects Regina students learning from home during COVID-19 pandemic

For students learning from home during a pandemic, socializing can be a challenge. But a Regina kids club is working to bring a sense of adventure, and some fresh air, to their daily lessons.

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India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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