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Next COVID-19 Vaccines Should Be Accessible to 65 and Above, Says Operation Warp Speed Participants
Access to COVID-19 vaccines should be extended by states to 65 and older and any adult with an underlying health condition as suggested by participants of the Operation Warp Speed. -
Death of US Doctor After Being Administered COVID-19 Vaccine Under Investigation
The death of a United States doctor from Florida is being investigated after he died from an unusually severe blood disorder 16 days after being administered the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. -
Small Talk and Social Anxiety – Coping Strategies
othing evokes the fear of saying or doing something that makes you look stupid -
Capitol Lockdown Possibly Exposed Lawmakers to COVID-19 Says, Physicians
Capitol lockdown may have exposed members of the House to Covid-19 when they went into hiding during the U.S. riots on Wednesday. -
Connecticut Reaches Milestone of Completing First Series of COVID-19 Vaccinations in Nursing Homes
Connecticut's first round of COVID-19 vaccinations at nursing homes was completed on Friday. This marks a milestone that comes as skilled nursing facilities continue to tackle the second wave of novel coronavirus cases. -
New York Vaccination Guidelines Aim to Follow-up Distribution of Vaccine to Peoples Arms
New York vaccination guidelines program in human history is now underway. But several delays already slowed plans to provide vaccines to up to 330 million people. -
New COVID Variant Expected To Affect More People, Says US Experts
The new COVID variant strains are around 50 percent more infectious, and some doctors say it does not seem to be more lethal for any person who catches it. -
Vaccines Available to More Groups of People as US Officials Under Pressure
U.S. vaccines rollout, officials aim to pick up the pace after a slower-than-expected initial rollout. Encourages states to begin vaccinating lower-priority groups against Covid-19, said F.D.A. -
Oxygen Shortage Affects Hospital Assistance to COVID-19 Patients
The critical shortage of oxygen affects COVID-19 patients and some patients are killed for having trouble getting the amount of oxygen they needed. -
Report: As COVID-19 Cases Soar Japan Declares Tokyo Under the State of Emergency
As Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations in Tokyo soar, Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga declared for the nation's capital and nearby areas a state of emergency. -
China Locks Down Part of Province, Virus Restrictions Heightened
As COVID-19 continues to spike, according to the latest reports, Chinese officials order a city to be placed under lockdown protocols which is a home for 11 million individuals. -
European Union Approves Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine, Rollout Next Week
The European Medicines Agency has given the green light for the vaccine created by Moderna, making it the second COVID-19 shot to be allowed for general use across the European Union as tensions continued to heighten over the slow implementation of vaccination programs in the bloc. -
Vaccine Rollout Being Called: US Distribution Gets Worst, Only 26 Million Vaccinated
Several logistical challenges have also been faced with vaccine rollout, as only 2.6 million people were vaccinated as of Wednesday. -
Experts Say the US Could Be Blind to the New Virus Variant
Experts warn that the U.S. is woefully ill-equipped to monitor a new virus without a comprehensive framework to classify genetic variants of the coronavirus -
COVID-19 Vaccine: What It Feels like and Everything You Need to Know
Many stories are now coming out as the Covid-19 vaccine reaches people. Here are some sting-in-the-arm stories to start the New Year of battling the virus.
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