Moderna bivalent COVID-19 booster supply exhausted in Clark County
ExploreClark County teachers making a difference in the classroom“There may be people who have had Moderna the entire time,” Patterson...
Vaccines
Viral Posts Spin Falsehood Out of Denmark’s COVID-19 Booster Drive
SciCheck Digest Denmark announced a plan for its fall COVID-19 vaccination drive, saying it will offer omicron-specific booster shots to...
COVID this week: Biden shifts focus to global recovery; US workers concerned about returning to the office
As Americans get in line for omicron-specific COVID-19 boosters, the White House announced it will start shifting its focus to...
It’s Time To Create A National Long COVID Compensation Program
The US faces a national health challenge—the effective and equitable care of millions of individuals with long COVID. It will...
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Researchers working to understand how some may be “COVID-19 superdodgers”
The CDC estimates 95 million people nationwide have had COVID-19 at least once.But there are still some people who say...
New COVID-19 Boosters Available at Pop-Up Events in North Texas
Pop-up events for COVID-19 vaccines are being planned in Dallas and Fort Worth through a fall campaign by the Texas...
News Scan for Sep 16, 2022
No antibodies in 1 in 3 unvaccinated COVID-19 survivors in Spain at 1 yearOne in three unvaccinated COVID-19 survivors in...
Study: 20% of COVID-19 survivors report symptoms 2 years later
Two years after hospital release, nearly 20% of COVID-19 survivors in Wuhan, China, reported persistent, new-onset, or worsening symptoms, finds...
Boston to host back-to-school vaccination event as COVID cases climb
BOSTON -- The city of Boston announced it will hold a free back-to-school vaccination clinic to encourage covid vaccines for...
COVID-19 data gives reasons to be cautiously optimistic
Earlier this week the head of the World Health Organization expressed optimism that “the end is in sight” for the...