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The side effects I had after my second COVID-19 vaccine shot

Suzanne E Lapi: Then and now / 2011 Early Career Award winner | US Department of Energy Science News

Suzanne E. Lapi: Then and now / 2011 Early Career Award winner Suzanne Lapi heads a research group focused on the radiochemistry and development of production techniques of isotopes for medical imaging and therapy DOE/US Department of Energy 2011 Early Career Award Winner Suzanne Lapi WHAT DID THE 2011 EARLY CAREER AWARD ALLOW YOU TO DO? The Department of Energy Early Career Research Program Award (ECA) jump-started my career as an independent faculty member at the Washington University in St. Louis and the path to my current position at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.  The ECA project “Production of 99mTc using a medical cyclotron” enabled me to get started with solid targets for the accelerator production of radioisotopes. It also helped me expand my group with the addition of a new postdoctoral fellow and gain visibility in the radioisotope community via our presentations and publications. The data and knowledge gained through this project paved the way for a

Limited public access, more live streaming planned for Alabama legislative session

Limited public access, more live streaming planned for Alabama legislative session Updated Jan 11, 2021; The session starts Feb. 2, a date set in the state Constitution. “We are doing all we possibly can under these difficult circumstances to protect the public, our staff, and our members, while opening the government for this session with an open, transparent process,” Secretary of the Senate Pat Harris said in a press release. House Speaker Mac McCutcheon said the House has ruled out moving to a site other than the State House. A task force studied several alternatives. McCutcheon said the House is completing its plans to adapt to the pandemic within the State House.

I felt totally fine after my first COVID-19 shot, but the second dose was rough Here s a timeline of my side effects and why I still think you should get the shot

I felt totally fine after my first COVID-19 shot, but the second dose was rough. Here s a timeline of my side effects and why I still think you should get the shot. insider@insider.com (Joy Henningsen) © Provided by Business Insider Joy Henningsen receiving the second dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine on January 7. Joy Henningsen Dr. Joy Henningsen is a diagnostic radiologist at the Birmingham Veterans Affairs Medical Center and a clinical assistant professor at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.  She received the first dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine on December 17 and the second dose on January 7 at the Birmingham VA Medical Center. 

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