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Posted: Sep 9, 2021 / 09:23 AM EDT / Updated: Sep 9, 2021 / 09:25 AM EDT

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Candlelight vigil held in honor of double-homicide victims

by Ya-Marie Sesay / Sep 17, 2021

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) --- Tonight a candlelight vigil was held in honor of the Lansing mother and daughter who were shot to death yesterday. 6 news was at today's vigil.

It was a very emotional day for the family and friends of 46-year-old Michelle Roper, and 24-year-old Alexis Brown. Family members told me it's a sad day but it's also a day of celebration because today would have been Brown's 25th birthday. They say they wish she was alive to see it.

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What comes next after FDA panel’s rejection of Pfizer’s third booster shot?

by Nexstar, Anna Wiernicki / Sep 17, 2021

WASHINGTON (Nexstar) — A U.S. Food and Drug Administration panel on Friday rejected Pfizer's request to administer a third COVID-19 booster shot to the general public.

The independent advisory committee heard from doctors and health officials on whether a third booster shot is necessary, but it ultimately decided there wasn't enough data to give approval.

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COVID-19 is evolving, ‘getting better’ at becoming an airborne virus

by John Anderer, StudyFinds.org via Nexstar Media Wire / Sep 17, 2021

(StudyFinds.org) - Recent COVID-19 variants are much more adept at airborne transmission than the original version of the coronavirus, according to a new study. University of Maryland researchers analyzed the Alpha variant first identified in the United Kingdom and discovered that carriers breathe out 43 to 100 times more infectious viral aerosols than those infected with the original strain.

On a positive note, study authors say certain face coverings usually cut the amount of exhaled viral particles in half.

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