Today’s COVID-19 update from the County Health and Human Services Agency with data as of December 14th. ICU Capacity and Stay Home Order: The existing ICU capacity for the Southern California region is now 1.7% and will be updated daily by the state. This Regional Stay Home Order It is …
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The first 2.9 million doses of Fischer’s two-dose novel coronavirus vaccine, sent on Sunday from the company’s factory in Kalamazoo, Michigan, are expected to end the epidemic by the end of 2021. But some states are better set to smell coronavirus than others. U.S. Department of Disease Control and Prevention …
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In September it rose to 63% – indicating a steady increase in trust as regulators worked to authorize vaccines and hold public meetings to discuss data supporting their use. But Black Americans, people living in rural areas, and Republicans are more reluctant to get shots. A third of those surveyed …
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“I would never have thought that within a year of the identification of a new virus, we would have a vaccine that is given to people, that is safe, and effective, and that gives us hope,” said Ric. Said Richard Besser. , Former executive director of the Centers for Disease …
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Asian stocks plunged on Tuesday after an unnecessary day on Wall Street as investors waited to see if Congress could break a logjem on delivering more aid to people, businesses and local governments affected by the coronavirus epidemic. Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 index fell when Prime Minister Yoshihid Suga announced …
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