WASHINGTON – Dr. Anthony Fauci has indicated that a change in coronavirus health policy on the use of face masks is possible, but was reluctant to say exactly when it could be. …
Read More »Oxford to launch human challenge trial to study immune response
Caroline Nicolls receives an injection of the Modern Covid-19 vaccine administered by nurse Amy Nash, at the Madejski Stadium in Reading, west London, on April 13, 2021. STEVE PARSONS | AFP | …
Read More »Sonoma County Keeps COVID-19 Variants Under Control
Another 27 cases were determined to be the South African strain and 166 the Brazilian variant. In Sonoma County, eight variant cases have been detected, three each of the West Coast strains …
Read More »US Coronavirus: Other US states could see scenarios similar to the Covid-19 crisis unfolding in Michigan, says expert
And there are several reasons behind the crisis. “One, we believe the overall infection rate in Michigan was lowest during the pandemic to date,” Beaumont Health CEO John Fox told CNN on …
Read More »Los Angeles County has the lowest daily test positivity rate since 2020
Los Angeles County public health officials reported 527 new coronavirus cases and 29 related deaths Saturday, noting that the daily test positivity rate of 0.9% is the lowest since the pandemic began …
Read More »Canada Has Second Case of Rare Blood Clots After AstraZeneca Vaccine
A vial of some of the first 500,000 of the 2 million doses of AstraZeneca coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine that Canada has secured through an agreement with the Serum Institute of India …
Read More »Coronavirus in Oregon: 888 cases, 3 deaths
The Oregon Health Authority reported three COVID-19 deaths and 888 new cases on Saturday, continuing an ongoing trend of rising cases that is projected to continue into May. The state recorded 3,722 …
Read More »Study: Regular Exercise Protected COVID-19 Patients From Hospitalization and Death
Regular exercise habits appear to be the ideal way to get rid of serious complications from COVID-19, according to a new study of more than 48,000 Kaiser Permanente patients in Southern California. …
Read More »Brazil asks women ‘if possible’ to delay pregnancy due to Covid variants
“If possible, (women should) postpone the pregnancy a bit for a better time so that (they) can have a calmer pregnancy,” Raphael Camara, Secretary of Primary Health Care of the Brazilian Ministry …
Read More »Houston Methodist Baytown Hospital nurses feel compelled to get vaccinated
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) – As the days and weeks go by, some nurses at Houston Methodist Baytown Hospital fear what is to come. “There are so many ‘What ifs?’ out there, “said …
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