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BITCOIN: Is it worth it to invest now?

Is it worth it to invest in Bitcoin in 2018? Here are things you need to know: 2017 started with a bang as Bitcoin shot through the $1000 mark with no signs of slowing down. As a result I get about 2 emails a day from people around the world who are asking one very simple question: “Should I invest in Bitcoin?” Before we begin, I want to get something out of the way – Bitcoin is not a company or a stock, it’s a currency. If you still don’t understand what Bitcoin is, watch this video. So when you want to invest in Bitcoin you are basically buying the currency. However, there are also some other forms of investing in Bitcoin. What does it mean to invest in Bitcoin? In order to answer this question the first thing you need to answer is what do you mean when you say you want to invest in Bitcoin. Do you want to buy the currency in hopes it will appreciate it value? Do you want to invest in Bitcoin related companies? Are you looking to day trade with Bitcoins? Buying and...

Endorsing DengVaxia to DOH denies by World Health Organization (WHO)

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MANILA, Philippines — The World Health Organization (WHO) office for Western Pacific Region on Tuesday night denied the claims of the Department of Health (DOH) that the latter was guided by the WHO’s recommendation when it included Dengvaxia in its dengue vaccination program. In a statement, the WHO said the program was already underway when their position paper on dengue vaccine was published in July 2016, based on recommendations of the Strategic Group of Experts (SAGE) on Immunization which met and published preliminary advice in mid-April 2016. The WHO noted that the position paper also “did not include a recommendation to countries to introduce the dengue vaccine into their national immunization programs.” “Rather, the WHO outlined a series of considerations national governments should take into account in deciding whether to introduce the vaccine, based on a review of available data at the time, along with possible risks,” the agency added. SAGE had recommended that the use of...