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Coronavirus
Yes, you can ask your doctor or nurse if they’re vaccinated against COVID-19, but they don’t have to tell you
Coronavirus
US hitting encouraging milestones on decreasing virus deaths and more vaccinations
Nearly 150 million Americans are fully vaccinated against the coronavirus.
Vaccine
Biden outlines vaccine plan, set to miss global-sharing goal
A White House official said shipments will go out as soon as countries are ready to receive the doses and the administration sorts out logistical complexities.
Vaccine
U of M starts study on COVID vaccines and the immunocompromised
The University of Minnesota is looking for participants for the two-year study that examines the immune response to the vaccine.
Vaccine
President Biden promotes milestone of 300M vaccine shots in 150 days
Biden is still at risk of failing to meet his self-imposed target to have 70% of Americans at least partially vaccinated by July 4.
Nation World
CDC lowers warning for cruises, recommends only fully vaccinated travel
Just days before the first post-pandemic ship sets sail from the U.S. with ticketed passengers, the CDC has eased its travel warning for cruise line passengers.
Coronavirus
St. Thomas follows U of M in not requiring vaccines for students or staff
While the University of St. Thomas is encouraging all students and staff to be vaccinated against COVID-19, the school will not require it.
Vaccine
US buys another 200 million doses of Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine
Moderna said the additional doses could be used to vaccine adults or children, or possibly as a booster shot.
Breaking The News
Some waiting for vaccine to be approved by FDA
According to the latest vaccine monitor report from the Kaiser Family Foundation, 32% of unvaccinated adults are waiting for full FDA approval.
Vaccine
Hennepin County approves $100K for COVID vaccination incentive programs
According to a press release, the funds will come from the Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund which was authorized by the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.
Vaccine
No, the COVID-19 vaccine can’t make people magnetic
Claims that the COVID-19 vaccine is causing people to become magnetic are still circulating, but they are false.
Vaccine
Extra COVID vaccine may help protect transplant patients
For transplant patients, powerful immune-suppressing drugs prevent rejection of their new organs but also leave them extremely vulnerable to the coronavirus.
Coronavirus
US hitting encouraging milestones on decreasing virus deaths and more vaccinations
Nearly 150 million Americans are fully vaccinated against the coronavirus.
Vaccine
Biden outlines vaccine plan, set to miss global-sharing goal
A White House official said shipments will go out as soon as countries are ready to receive the doses and the administration sorts out logistical complexities.
Vaccine
U of M starts study on COVID vaccines and the immunocompromised
The University of Minnesota is looking for participants for the two-year study that examines the immune response to the vaccine.
Vaccine
President Biden promotes milestone of 300M vaccine shots in 150 days
Biden is still at risk of failing to meet his self-imposed target to have 70% of Americans at least partially vaccinated by July 4.
Nation World
CDC lowers warning for cruises, recommends only fully vaccinated travel
Just days before the first post-pandemic ship sets sail from the U.S. with ticketed passengers, the CDC has eased its travel warning for cruise line passengers.
Coronavirus
St. Thomas follows U of M in not requiring vaccines for students or staff
While the University of St. Thomas is encouraging all students and staff to be vaccinated against COVID-19, the school will not require it.
Vaccine
US buys another 200 million doses of Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine
Moderna said the additional doses could be used to vaccine adults or children, or possibly as a booster shot.
Breaking The News
Some waiting for vaccine to be approved by FDA
According to the latest vaccine monitor report from the Kaiser Family Foundation, 32% of unvaccinated adults are waiting for full FDA approval.
Vaccine
Hennepin County approves $100K for COVID vaccination incentive programs
According to a press release, the funds will come from the Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund which was authorized by the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.
Vaccine
No, the COVID-19 vaccine can’t make people magnetic
Claims that the COVID-19 vaccine is causing people to become magnetic are still circulating, but they are false.
Vaccine
Extra COVID vaccine may help protect transplant patients
For transplant patients, powerful immune-suppressing drugs prevent rejection of their new organs but also leave them extremely vulnerable to the coronavirus.
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