The Hill’s Morning Report — GOP midterm angst; states plan for COVID surge
States and cities are trying to get ahead of an anticipated autumn and winter surge in COVID-19 infections with entreaties...
Month: September 2022
Protect Nebraska Children emerges as political force in culture battles over schools
In little more than a year, the Protect Nebraska Children Coalition has grown from a handful of worried parents and...
Commercializing COVID likely means more out-of-pocket costs
Sometime in the next few months, Americans will no longer have free access to government-funded COVID tests, treatments and vaccines....
New COVID boosters are now available in the U.S. Here’s where to find them
Ready for another jab? New Omicron-specific COVID boosters were approved by U.S. health officials last week. Those 18 and older...
Vermont COVID-19 vaccines: Updated boosters available this week
Vermonters can get a new COVID-19 booster shot as soon as Wednesday after a federal advisory panel signed off Thursday...
As masks are shed, a routine visit to a medical office can pose Covid risks for some patients
In May, Sarah Fama had to get blood work done before refilling a prescription for an autoimmune disorder. Because her...
China’s exports weaken, imports fall amid COVID curbs
Exports rise 7 percent from a year earlier to $314.9 bn, barely one-third of July expansion.China’s export growth weakened in...
New bivalent COVID-19 boosters begin going into arms | Where to get one
CHERRY HILL, New Jersey (WPVI) -- As shipments of new bivalent boosters are being delivered, people in south Jersey are...
As China’s economy slows, one industry is seeing record profits: Covid testing
Hong Kong CNN Business — China’s zero-Covid strategy of endless testing and lockdowns has hammered its economy and taken a...
Pediatric COVID-19 infections increase as kids head back to school
As children head back to the classroom for the academic year, new data shows that pediatric COVID-19 infection rates have...