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Unvaccinated nursing instructor in Missouri is hospitalized with Covid-19 and urging everyone to get the vaccine Springfield, Missouri (CNN) Christy Henry had played it safe during the pandemic. Wearing a mask in public and rarely coming into contact with others, the 56-year-old former nurse, who now works as a nursing instructor, resides in southern Missouri with her ...
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The Delta Variant and Covid-19 Vaccines: What to Know While the vaccines seem to be slightly less effective at preventing symptomatic Covid-19 from the Delta variant, research has shown that they remain highly effective at preventing serious illness and hospitalization.
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How early was the novel coronavirus circulating? In late December 2019, the Wuhan Municipal Health Commission reported cases of an unidentified viral pneumonia, which, along with other reports, alerted the World Health Organization (WHO) to a potential new health threat that was identified as a ...
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CDC Panel Says J&J COVID-19 Vaccine Benefits Outweigh Risks The CDC's vaccine advisory committee reviewed cases of a rare neurological disorder seen in some people who received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. As of June 30, there have been 100 cases of Guillain-Barré syndrome reported through the CDC's ...
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St. Louis The Latest City Tightening Covid Guidelines—See Full List The highly contagious Delta variant has prompted a new surge of Covid-19 around the U.S., leading officials in some areas to reverse what had been a months-long trend of loosening restrictions. Gateway Arch. St. Louis is reinstating its mask mandate. getty ...
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Covid: North East gets five-week government support to 'slow growth' A five-week support package is being deployed to the entire North East of England in a bid to "slow the growth" of Covid-19, the government has said. Options to ramp up testing and roll out vaccines will be available from Monday. Residents are being told to ...
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We may finally know why the delta variant of coronavirus is so infectious People infected with the delta variant of the novel coronavirus may be carrying more than a thousand times more virus particles and may test positive two days earlier than those infected with the original SARS-CoV-2, according to an early new study.
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July 4 spike lingering due to Delta variant and travel Health officials said the Delta variant and an increase in residents traveling to the Mainland are driving an ongoing spike in COVID-19 cases, as Hawaii reported 243 confirmed and probable cases on Thursday, the highest single-day case count since early ...
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What's the science behind masks? Do masks prevent or reduce COVID infection? COVID numbers are rising again, with the more-contagious delta variant spreading rapidly among unvaccinated people. And the question arises again: do masks help? There has been a changing and occasionally conflicting message on this topic from ...
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COVID breakthrough infections: What we know about vaccinated people getting coronavirus What are the chances of getting COVID-19 if you're fully vaccinated? Will you need a booster shot? Sarah Tew/CNET. For the most up-to-date news and information about the coronavirus pandemic, visit the WHO and CDC websites. If you're fully vaccinated, ...
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'I've never been as frustrated professionally as I am right now', UAB doctor says about low vaccination rate Despite the efficacy of a free vaccine, only a third of Alabamians are fully vaccinated now and the politicization of the COVID-19 pandemic has sparked skepticism for medical science and frustrated healthcare professionals working to save lives.
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LA County exceeds 3000 daily coronavirus cases as surge worsens This surge is predominantly hitting people who have not been vaccinated. But with the highly infectious Delta variant racing through the region, additional measures — such as wearing masks inside crowded public places — can further armor everyone against ...
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Delta coronavirus variant now dominant in Washington. New study questions J&J vaccine efficacy against strain The highly contagious delta variant is now the most dominant strain in Washington. The delta variant lagged in Washington as it surged across the nation. That has changed in recent weeks, as it now accounts for the largest share of coronavirus cases in the ...
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Contra Costa, Santa Clara, San Francisco Counties Urging Employers to Require Vaccines "What we really want to do is empower businesses and say that public health is fully behind these types of requirements," said Dr. Naveena Bobba, the deputy health director for San Francisco. The ...
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To mandate or not to mandate? The COVID vaccine question heats up in NJ hospitals. The terminations were the latest skirmish in the debate over hospital worker inoculations, an issue health systems are facing in New Jersey and across the country: Should their employees be required or merely encouraged? As the highly ...
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Child dies of plague in Colorado; officials warn of diseased animals in multiple counties Health officials in Colorado on Thursday urged residents to be cautious around local wildlife after lab reports confirmed the presence of plague in animals and fleas from six counties. The warning comes after a 10-year-old resident recently died from ...
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Citing Delta Variant, Washington State Urges Indoor Masks Washington state's top epidemiologist is recommending that everyone wear a mask or face covering in crowded indoor places because of the rise of the COVID-19 delta variant -- even if they have been vaccinated. By Associated Press. |. July 23, 2021.
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The Next Target for mRNA Vaccines After Covid-19: The Flu But there are still big challenges to overcome: mRNA vaccines require ultracold storage and can cause unpleasant, and in very rare cases, dangerous, side effects. Flu is an obvious target for mRNA vaccine ...
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Ohioans may have been on same flight as monkeypox patient, CDC warns Still, Ohio health officials say the mask requirement on planes and in airports due to the COVID-19 pandemic significantly reduces the risk of transmitting monkeypox through respiratory droplets. According to health officials, monkeypox is ...
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Waiting to exhale: COVID-19's resurgence has many on edge Hospitalizations in several Southern and Western states are spiking, too. Vaccinations rates have dwindled. And communities from Cambridge to Los Angeles county are advising or mandating a return to mask-wearing, even for vaccinated people.
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Facing rising COVID hospitalizations, AdventHealth, Orlando Health limit visitors again ORLANDO, Fla. — Two of the largest hospital networks in metro Orlando have moved to limit visitors in response to growing COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations. What You Need To Know. AdventHealth says COVID hospitalizations are rising faster than at ...
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HonorHealth will require employees get the COVID-19 vaccine by Nov. 1 HonorHealth is the latest Arizona hospital system to require its workforce to get a COVID-19 vaccine by Nov. 1. The Scottsdale-based nonprofit health care organization announced the requirement to its employees Friday, according to a company statement.
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Florida records 73000+ new COVID-19 cases However, Salemi said the indicators are of severe illness too. He closely tracks the federal hospitalization data. "We went from just over 3,600 confirmed COVID19 admissions two weeks ago to 5,548 this past week ending.".
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LA County COVID-19 cases climb past 3000 for first time since February The county Department of Public Health noted that unvaccinated people are becoming infected at five times the rate of transmission from just one month ago. Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer released figures Thursday showing that fully vaccinated people ...
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Sleep-away camp COVID-19 outbreak sickens 31 The site of the outbreak was Camp Pontiac, a 550-person sleep-away camp located in Columbia County, about 2 1/2 hours north of New York City. Thirty-one children ages of 7 to 11 contracted the virus, according to Jack Mabb, the county health director.
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Ohio resident monitored for potential monkeypox; risk considered 'low' COLUMBUS, Ohio - A single Ohio resident is under quarantine as a precaution after being on a flight in early July that also included a Dallas person later diagnosed with monkeypox, the Ohio Department of Health said Friday. "At this time, the individual being ...
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New research shows too much coffee can harm brain health A new study points to why you may want to give your daily coffee habit a break. University of South Australia researchers have found that consuming large quantities of coffee is linked to smaller brain volumes and heightened risk of dementia. ExploreCoffee ...
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New study finds drinking too much coffee can shrink your brain, increase dementia risk significantly Researchers say drinking more than six cups of coffee daily could have adverse effects on the brain. By. Joseph Guzman | July 23, 2021.
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'Superbug' Fungus Spreads Among Vulnerable in Two US Cities FRIDAY, July 23, 2021 (HealthDay News) -- An untreatable "superbug" fungus is spreading in a Washington, D.C., nursing home and two Dallas-area hospitals, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday. There were 101 candida ...
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'Superbug' Fungus Spreads Among Vulnerable in Two US Cities By Robert Preidt, HealthDay Reporter. (HealthDay). FRIDAY, July 23, 2021 (HealthDay News) -- An untreatable "superbug" fungus is spreading in a Washington, D.C., nursing home and two Dallas-area hospitals, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and ...
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First vaccine mandate in SW Florida for healthcare staff as COVID-19 cases quadruple at hospitals Meanwhile, the Lee Health hospital system, which has also seen a fourfold increase in COVID-19 patients in the last month, has reactivated its pandemic management team to track cases across all campuses and sites and to make sure there are enough ...
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Alaska's COVID-19 surge continues with 447 cases, 2 deaths and rising hospitalizations reported Thursday and Friday We're making this important information available without a subscription as a public service. But we depend on reader support to do this work. Please consider supporting independent journalism in Alaska, at just $3.69 a week for an online subscription.
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'This is not a hoax': Personal COVID-19 loss spurs Alabama family to urge others to vaccinate "I know that if Curt had survived, he would have made sure everyone knew how serious this disease is, and how important the vaccine is," Christy Carpenter said. "My daughter and I are now carrying out that mission in his memory.".
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Bay Area health officials urge employers to require workers to be vaccinated Health officials in Contra Costa, Santa Clara and San Francisco counties at a Thursday briefing implored workplaces to get more involved. Public officials have not made such explicit recommendations before, but said the current outbreak requires aggressive ...
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Despite low COVID-19 cases now, delta variant causing 'worry' for Grand Rapids-area health leader GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- Spread of the coronavirus delta variant in Michigan and a recent upward trend in the 'positivity' rate for COVID-19 cases is causing concern for some Kent County health leaders. Kent County Health Director Adam London said it's not ...
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Chesapeake reports 'increasing' West Nile Virus activity Chesapeake Mosquito Control Director Lisa Wagenbrenner says mosquitoes have been testing positive for the disease at a "higher than normal rate" this summer. "Sporadic thunderstorms and human activities such as watering lawns and washing cars have ...
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SCDHEC: More than 90% of COVID-19 cases, deaths in June were among unvaccinated residents SOUTH CAROLINA (WPDE) — Health leaders in South Carolina say that in the month of June, 90% of cases and deaths were among unvaccinated residents. Following an analysis that revealed the overwhelming number of COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, ...
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San Diego County Reports Most COVID-19 Cases Since Early February Above: A nurse preparing the COVID-19 vaccine at San Diego State University's Viejas Arena, March 23, 2021. San Diego County's Health and Human Services Agency is seeing a significant spike in ...
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Sanford Health mandates employee COVID-19 vaccinations Hospital networks in the region have come up with differing answers to the question of whether COVID-19 vaccines should be required for employees, with some strongly encouraging but not mandating vaccinations and at least one making them compulsory.
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Younger Ohioans sickened with COVID-19 amid vaccination rift and Delta surge COLUMBUS (WCMH) – As the more contagious Delta variant of COVID-19 sweeps through Ohio, data shows younger people are making up a larger share of cases because their age groups are the state's least vaccinated. "From October to December 2020, ...
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Nebraska reports first human West Nile Virus infection in 2021 season DHHS said the infection was found in the area of the Elkhorn-Logan Valley Public Health Department, which covers Stanton, Madison, Cuming and Burt Counties. The infected person was not hospitalized, according to a news release from the state Department ...
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What's monkeypox? More than 200 in US being tracked for possible exposure to virus : "Monkeypox is a rare disease that is caused by infection with monkeypox virus. · : "Human-to-human transmission is thought to occur primarily through large respiratory droplets.
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Respiratory virus cases hitting Northeast Ohio sooner than expected This virus typically runs its course in the later fall months and into the winter. RSV is a highly contagious viral infection. This virus usually affects at-risk infants, children and the elderly ...
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More than 90% of COVID-19 cases, deaths in South Carolina last month were among unvaccinated residents COLUMBIA, S.C. — The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control reported 93 percent of people diagnosed with COVID-19 were considered not fully vaccinated. Additionally, South Carolina has had 542 breakthrough cases to date.
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Hospitalizations for COVID rising rapidly in Alabama, pass 700 for first time since February Hospitalizations due to the coronavirus are skyrocketing in Alabama. Data from the Alabama Department of Public Health shows a rapid increase in the number of patients being treated for the coronavirus this week, as the more contagious Delta variant ...
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COVID-19 cases double in Erie County over past two weeks but still remain relatively low Erie County's seven-day total of newly confirmed COVID-19 cases has doubled over the past two weeks, though it remains at a low level not seen since April 2020. The Pennsylvania Department of Health reported 26 new cases in the county from July 16-22, ...
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49% in Wisconsin fully vaccinated as COVID-19 cases continue to rise MADISON (WLUK) -- Wisconsin's seven-day average of new confirmed coronavirus infections went up by 82.7% over the past week, while the number of people fully vaccinated rose to within one percentage point of 50%. The state Department of Health ...
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California's rising COVID-19 rate sparks pleas to vaccinate LOS ANGELES — California health officials pleaded with people to get vaccinated for COVID-19 as infections and hospitalizations continued a worrying rise and three Bay Area counties urged employers to enforce mask-wearing among those who haven't ...
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Canada vs Zimbabwe: Two divergent paths of COVID vaccination HARARE, Zimbabwe — When mother-of-three Amanda Wood heard that hundreds of coronavirus shots were available for teens, only one thing prevented her from racing to the vaccination site at a Toronto high school — her 13-year-old daughter's fear of ...
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Gov. Ducey addresses spike in COVID cases, says the solution is the vaccine PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) -- Gov. Doug Ducey addressed the spike in new COVID-19 cases in Arizona on Friday. In a statement, the governor continued to emphasize the importance of getting vaccinated against the coronavirus.
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