Health
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US Vaccination Campaign To Open More Community Centers
The White House reported that to speed up their vaccination campaign, they would open more "community vaccination centers," using colleges, universities, and stadiums in many hard-hit states. -
Australian Open Players in Quarantine Following COVID-19 Diagnosis on Hotel Staff
The scheduled preliminary competition at six Australian Open tuneup events was called off. The isolated Australian Open players extended their stay in Melbourne quarantine hotels after a hotel worker tested positive with coronavirus. -
What Are the Most Common Short-Term Disability Claims?
Are you worried that you might not be able to return to work for a while? Is short-term disability right for you? Learn more about filing a short-term disability claim! -
COVID-19: Mother Shares Experience as She Gives Birth While in Critical Condition Due to Coronavirus
A mother gave birth two months prematurely while she was critically ill with COVID-19. -
Biden Admin to Increase COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout, Shipments Sent Directly to Pharmacies
Biden announced that they would be expanding access to receiving vaccine shots for Americans as they will start the direct rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine to retail pharmacies across the nation. -
Husband Dies of COVID-19 Two Days After Beating Prostate Cancer
A widowed wife was heartbroken after her husband died from COVID-19 just two days after beating cancer. -
Japan Extend State of Emergency as COVID-19 Cases Spurt, Olympics and Vaccine Remain Uncertain
Aside from the uncertainty of hosting the upcoming Tokyo Olympics, doubts continuously grow on the administration of Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga over the rolling out of vaccines, which prompted him to declare Japan a state of emergency concerning COVID-19 -
Report: Joe Biden's COVID Relief Bill Tested in His Promise of "Unity"
Joe Biden was dominated by one issue: will he fulfill promises of unity and continue to court Republicans reluctant to negotiate on his $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill? -
Australian State Lockdown: How One Covid-19 Case Put Two Million in Lockdown
Two million individuals have been ordered to go under the Australian state lockdown due to coronavirus threat, imposing the restrictions for a whole day for the first time. -
Teen Wakes up from Coma Unaware of the Pandemic and That He Caught It Twice
A teen who suffered from a coma for eleven months has woken up with no knowledge of the COVID-19 pandemic despite catching the virus twice. -
Joe Biden's Stimulus Checks: Controversial in Fulfilling Pledge to Americans
President Joe Biden faces controversy over how to fulfill his pledge to issue another $1,400 each in stimulus checks to Americans. -
BBB Warns of Sharing COVID-19 Vaccine Cards on Social Media, Scammers May Phish Vital Information
As many people are very excited to share that they have gotten their COVID-19 vaccine already, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) has warned Americans not to post their COVID-19 vaccine cards on social media. -
Oregon Law To Decriminalize Possession of Hard Drugs, Offering Addicts To Rehab Instead of Prison
Oregon becomes the first US state to decriminalize possession of all hard drugs on Monday. Thus, no arrest for people possessing small amounts of hard drugs. -
Travel Restrictions: Canada's New Agreement with Airlines Suspends Flights to Mexico, Caribbean
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that Canada has a new agreement with airlines suspending travel to Mexico and the Caribbean due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. -
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The fourth stage of breast cancer is considered the most difficult to treat. An important part of breast cancer treatment is deciding which methods should be involved in the therapy.
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