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Yes, children can be affected by Covid-19. Here's why doctors say they need to be protected That's a 45.7% increase from the previous week in daily new hospitalizations among Covid-19 patients ages 0 to 17.
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Should the Delta Variant Change Your Decisions About Covid-19? Here's What Doctors Are Doing He has stopped his monthly poker games with eight friends, even though all are vaccinated. The group is big, he reasons, and one member is immunocompromised. Dr. Wachter's age puts him at higher risk, and he says he worries his vaccine protection may ...
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Shots Give COVID-19 Survivors Big Immune Boost, Studies Show Even people who have recovered from COVID-19 are urged to get vaccinated, especially as the extra-contagious delta variant surges — and a new study shows survivors who ignored that advice were more than twice as likely to get reinfected.
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Shots give COVID-19 survivors big immune boost, studies show Friday's report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention adds to growing laboratory evidence that people who had one bout of COVID-19 get a dramatic boost in virus-fighting immune cells — and a bonus of broader protection against new mutants — ...
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How A Gay Community Helped The CDC Spot A COVID Outbreak — And Learn More About Delta The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has a lot of ways to pick up on COVID-19 outbreaks, but those methods often take awhile to bear fruit. Not so with the Provincetown, Mass., cluster that started around July Fourth weekend. "We triggered the ...
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Vaccine demand jumps in states pummeled by Delta variant Demand for Covid-19 vaccines is surging in states hardest hit by the Delta variant, but weary public health officials worry the renewed interest will fizzle. The number of Americans receiving a first vaccine dose each week has nearly doubled over the last ...
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Here's the Difference Between a COVID-19 Mask Recommendation and a Mask Mandate Experts say mask mandates can work on a local level, but they are more difficult to enforce on a state or national level. Vaccinations, many thought, were supposed to help end the COVID- ...
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At-Home Saliva Test Can Spot COVID Variants "Several at-home tests are available for telling you whether you have COVID-19, but none of them test for variants," said study author Dr. Xiao Tan, a clinical fellow at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University, in Boston.
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Vaccine-resistant coronavirus 'mutants' are more likely when transmission is high, new model finds The best way to snuff out vaccine-resistant mutants before they spread is to get shots in arms as quickly as possible, while also keeping viral transmission low, the authors found; in their model, they assume low transmission rates reflect the adoption of ...
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Fact check: CDC didn't say COVID-19 vaccinated are 'superspreaders', vaccines failing The claim: CDC says vaccines are failing and the vaccinated can be superspreaders · Both vaccinated and unvaccinated can spread the virus.
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Baby girl with Covid-19 airlifted 150 miles because of Houston hospital bed shortage Callaway said the girl was having seizures and needed to be intubated but Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital, where she was first taken, does not offer pediatric services. None of the major pediatric hospitals in the area had beds available, Callaway said.
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New data suggest J. & J. vaccine works against Delta and recipients don't need a booster shot. A single dose of the Covid-19 vaccine made by Johnson & Johnson is highly effective in preventing severe illness and death from the Delta and Beta variants of the coronavirus, data from a clinical trial in South Africa suggest. The study is the first real-world ...
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Posts Misinterpret CDC's Provincetown COVID-19 Outbreak Report A statistic from a CDC report about a COVID-19 outbreak in July is fueling false and misleading claims on social media about how well the Food and Drug Administration-authorized vaccines protect against the disease, which is caused by the novel coronavirus.
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COVID hospitalizations are rising faster in Oregon than ever before. No one is sounding the alarm The number of Oregonians hospitalized with COVID-19 has skyrocketed over the past month, rising faster than in previous waves and almost entirely among the unvaccinated. Hospital leaders say COVID-positive patients requiring hospitalization are younger ...
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One Dose of Pfizer Vaccine May Be Enough for Folks Who've Had COVID FRIDAY, Aug. 6, 2021 (HealthDay News) -- I think I've had COVID-19 already, so do I really need two doses of vaccine? It's a question millions of people around the world are asking, and now a small, new study finds that people who know they were infected ...
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Dr. Anthony Fauci: Expect 'a flood' of COVID-19 vaccine mandates after full FDA approval Mandates aren't going to happen at the federal level, but vaccine approval will embolden many groups, he predicted. "Organizations, enterprises, universities, colleges that have been reluctant to mandate at the ...
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New test detects COVID-19 variants in your spit Researchers have now created a simple, inexpensive, CRISPR-based diagnostic test that allows users to test themselves for multiple variants of the SARS-CoV-2 virus at home, using just a sample of their saliva.
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Covid-19: Six more Covid-linked deaths and 1349 new cases Six more coronavirus-related deaths have been recorded in Northern Ireland within the latest 24-hour reporting period. Deaths are measured by recording those who died within 28 days of receiving a ...
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Heart, stroke risks climb after COVID-19; flu shots may be protective Aug 6 (Reuters) - The following is a roundup of some of the latest scientific studies on the novel coronavirus and efforts to find treatments and vaccines for COVID-19. Heart attack, stroke risks rise in COVID-19 patients. COVID-19 increases patients' risks for ...
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Vaccine reduces risk of infection even in people who already had Covid-19, the CDC says. Unvaccinated people who have had Covid-19 may be more than twice as likely to get infected again than those who tested positive and bolstered their natural immunity with a vaccine, according to a small study that assessed the likelihood of reinfection.
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Alabama State Health Officer Scott Harris says data showing that vaccines work State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris said today information collected so far backs up the projections about the high rate of effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccinations. Harris gave an update and answered questions about the pandemic in Alabama, including the ...
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About 1 in 5 Oregonians diagnosed with COVID-19 in July was fully vaccinated That leaves 81% of the infected Oregonians -- or just over 10,000 in July -- who were either unvaccinated or only partially vaccinated. Public health officials, however, ...
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Bartow reimplements COVID-19 restrictions as cases surge across Polk County "The Florida Department of Health has advised that COVID-19 numbers have dramatically increased in Polk County and that hospitalizations are at an all-time high," reads the administrative order released by City Manager George Long.
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Michigan adds 3962 cases, 3 deaths from COVID-19 over 3 days The figures bring Michigan's total number of confirmed cases to 910,500 and deaths to 19,950 since the virus was first detected in March 2020, according to the state Department of Health and Human Services. The state is averaging 1,321 cases per day over ...
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More Evidence Emerges of Improving COVID Backdrop in UK Further evidence has emerged to show that the latest outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic in the U.K. has eased, with the number of people testing positive for COVID-19 falling across most parts of the country. By Associated Press. |. Aug. 6, 2021.
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Swedish, Virginia Mason Franciscan Health announce new COVID vaccination requirements for health care workers Two major Seattle-area hospitals this week announced a new COVID-19 policy requiring all employees to be vaccinated, joining a growing group of health care centers making the shift. Virginia Mason Franciscan Health, based in Seattle with locations ...
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Percentage of breakthrough COVID-19 cases grows, lower rate than unvaccinated To provide our community with important public safety information, the Statesman Journal is making this daily update related to the coronavirus free to read. To support important local journalism like this, please consider becoming a digital subscriber.
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COVID-19: Tracking the spread across the Cincinnati region People living in all the 16 counties in the Cincinnati region should be wearing masks indoors, even if they're vaccinated against COVID-19, based on current novel coronavirus transmission levels as of Friday and federal health recommendations. Levels went ...
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Wayne County health officials urge masking up in indoor public spaces Wayne County health officials on Friday urged residents to wear masks in public indoor spaces to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus amid rising variant cases. The county, excluding Detroit, has experienced a 60% increase in COVID cases in the last two ...
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'You will most likely get infected in the next few months,' Polk health officials say Regan, chief medical officer and president of Lakeland Regional Health Medical Center, said the number of COVID patients pouring into the emergency room was "unlike anything he has seen in his entire career.".
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Oregon reports 4 more COVID-19 related deaths, 970 new cases Case number lower due to technical issue, backlog of unprocessed reports. PORTLAND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- There are four new COVID-19 related deaths in Oregon, raising the state's death toll to 2,889, the Oregon Health Authority reported Friday. OHA also ...
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Flu shots may protect against severe complications from COVID-19 (StudyFinds.org) – A new study reveals the annual influenza vaccine may provide significant protection against some of the most serious complications from a coronavirus infection. Researchers from the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine say the ...
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Masks in schools? Do covid vaccines work against delta? Top Upstate doctor answers your questions Syracuse, N.Y. — One of Upstate New York's top infectious disease experts, Dr. Stephen Thomas, answered questions from readers about Covid-19 today during a Facebook Live event today. Thomas, director of the Global Health Institute at Upstate Medical ...
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COVID-19 delta variant has more York County residents seeking vaccines "I think it is a delta variant impact that has made it more pressing in the community," said Dr. Matt Howie, medical director of the York City Health Bureau. "A little bit of delta nipping at our heels isn't what we want, but if it's leading to more vaccines, that's a good ...
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West Nile-infected mosquitos found in Tuscarawas County In a Facebook post, TCHD says that on August 4 one sample pool of mosquitoes tested positive for the virus located in the trap on Florence Avenue in Dover Township.
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What you should know about indoor dining amid the Delta variant As Americans again grapple with the question of whether they should dine out, public health experts and epidemiologists agree on one thing: There is no such thing as zero risk. There are only degrees of risk, no matter your vaccination status or the damage the ...
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Lehigh County, Allentown, Bethlehem bringing back face mask requirements at government facilities ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Across the Lehigh Valley, government officials are bringing back mask wearing requirements in government buildings in response to a rise in COVID-19 cases over the past few weeks. Effective Monday, August 9, face masks will be ...
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Fullerton mosquitoes test positive for West Nile virus, the first confirmed in 2021 There is an increased risk of infection for residents because the samples indicate the virus is active in the county, Scientific Services Director Amber Semrow said. The positive mosquitoes were taken from near the intersections of Chapman Avenue and Ladera ...
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Vaccines remain highly effective despite breakthrough cases, Oregon health officials say PORTLAND, Ore — As the delta variant surges, Oregon's COVID-19 case numbers are rising along with breakthrough cases, which occur when a fully vaccinated person is infected with the virus. On Friday, the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) held a press ...
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Hospital data supports effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines against severe infection LANE COUNTY, Ore. — A new report from the Oregon Health Authority shows that the vaccines for COVID-19 have served as an effective shield against virus-related hospitalizations. The data tracked hospitalized COVID-19 patients aged 65 and older ...
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UCHealth Hosts COVID Vaccine Clinics At 3 Locations On Aug. 7 & Aug. 14 AURORA, Colo. (CBS4)– UCHealth is offering COVID-19 vaccine clinics on two Saturdays in August at three locations across Colorado. The locations are UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital in Aurora, Medical Center of the Rockies in Loveland and ...
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Shots give Covid-19 survivors big immune boost, studies show Even people who have recovered from Covid-19 are urged to get vaccinated, especially as the extra-contagious delta variant surges — and a new study shows survivors who ignored that advice were more than twice as likely to get reinfected. Friday's report ...
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City of Akron to mandate masks inside its buildings regardless of vaccination status starting Aug. 9 The CDC recommends all individuals, whether vaccinated or unvaccinated, wear a mask or facial covering in public indoor settings with high levels of COVID-19 transmission. Summit County is currently experiencing a high level of COVID-19 infections.
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Report finds Doximity, a social network for doctors, is riddled with anti-vaccine comments An illustration of several vaccine vials over a pink and purple background. Vaccine misinformation appears rampant on a social media site for doctors Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge.
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More evidence emerges of improving COVID backdrop in UK In its weekly survey of the levels of infection across the U.K., the Office for National Statistics said case rates appeared to be falling in England, Scotland and Wales, though not in Northern Ireland, with the declines most noticeable among younger age groups.
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West Nile Virus arrives in St. Joseph County. Here's how to stay safe from infection. The St. Joseph County Department of Health identified a pool of mosquitoes carrying the virus in northern Osceola on Thursday. The virus also has been detected in samples taken in Vigo, Davies and Hamilton counties.
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Yes, there's a rise in child COVID-19 cases but it's not yet known if the delta variant is more dangerous for kids There have been nearly 4.2 million COVID-19 cases among children so far during the pandemic, according to the AAP, accounting for about 14.3% of all cases.
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Covid-19: NI has the highest infection rate in the UK The past month has seen a considerable rise in coronavirus cases in Northern Ireland. Hospitalisations have increased. As have deaths. But the data also indicates that the vaccine has been doing its job - things are nowhere near as bad as the last surge at ...
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This doctor says delta variant has different symptoms than you think "The delta variant has slightly different symptoms compared to the original virus," he wrote on Twitter. "You may not get the loss of taste (and) smell. The delta variant could cause issues like a cough, shortness of breath, a fever, body aches, congestion, and ...
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'Please get vaccinated': Cumberland County officials discuss rising COVID-19 cases "We are out of time; don't wait to vaccinate," said Cumberland County Health Director Jennifer Green. Since the start of the pandemic, 339 Cumberland County residents have died due to COVID ...
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