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Category: Health

“with no red flags”20,000 pregnant women have received the COVID-19 vaccine:Anthony Fauci

February 11, 2021 Antonio Chad

Dr. Anthony Fauci on Wednesday said around 20,000 pregnant ladies have gotten the COVID-19 vaccine “with no warnings.” The top irresistible disease master…

majority of NYC COVID-19 vaccination hubs only open four days a week, due to low supplies

February 11, 2021 Antonio Chad

Most of New York City’s COVID-19 vaccination hubs are just remaining open four days per week as the Big Apple battles lessening supplies….

More than 1,500 elderly residents in NY died of COVID-19 than health officials previously reported

February 8, 2021 Emma Perkins

In excess of 1,500 all the more elderly inhabitants of New York State grown-up consideration offices passed on from COVID-19 than health authorities…

highly-contagious UK COVID-19 variant is now spreading rapidly throughout the US

February 8, 2021 Benjamin Leo

The exceptionally contagious COVID-19 variation initially distinguished in the United Kingdom is presently spreading quickly all through the US — multiplying around like…

COVID-19 deaths in US exceeding the previous pandemic peak set

February 7, 2021 Dave Barr

The US recorded its deadliest day of the pandemic Thursday — counting 5,077 COVID-19 passings and surpassing the past pandemic pinnacle set in…

McKinsey & Co. said it will pay nearly $600 million to settle allegations

February 6, 2021 Dave Barr

McKinsey and Co. said it will pay almost $600 million to settle allegations that it powered the nationwide narcotic emergency by aiding Purdue…

Senate is preparing to pass a package of 10 bills to bolster accountability and oversight of nursing homes

February 6, 2021 Antonio Chad

The Democratic-run state Senate is planning to pass a bundle of 10 bills to reinforce responsibility and oversight of nursing homes — and…

New Mexico book club helping thousands of people in their community get vaccinated for COVID-19

February 3, 2021 Emma Perkins

A New Mexico book club has shifted gears during the pandemic — helping a huge number of individuals locally get vaccinated for COVID-19,…

federal government will ship 1 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to a nationwide network

February 3, 2021 Benjamin Leo

The federal government will deliver 1 million doses of the Covid antibody to a cross country organization of drug stores beginning Feb. 11…

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