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Who should, and should not, get the Covid-19 vaccine

Who should, and should not, get the Covid-19 vaccine
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First COVID vaccines received, administered at Sovah Health

First COVID vaccines received, administered at Sovah Health
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HEALTH CARE BRIEFING: US Deaths Pass 300,000 as Vaccines Begin

December 15, 2020 6:13 AM By Brandon Lee The first coronavirus vaccines were administered by hospitals in the U.S. yesterday, the initial step in a historic drive to vaccinate millions of people this week. In Queens, N.Y., critical-care nurse Sandra Lindsay received the first shot in the state at Long Island Jewish Medical Center. In Charlotte, N.C., that was Katie Passaretti, medical director of infection prevention at Atrium Health. And in Fargo, N.D., Melanie Allen, a clinical-care leader at Sanford Broadway Medical Center, got her shot. âThis is just good old-fashioned science,â Allen said by telephone, about 30 minutes after she received the vaccine. She said she had butterflies beforehand, not from nerves but from sheer excitement. And when she got her shot, she says she didnât even feel the needle go in.

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California orders 5,000 body bags and 60 refrigerated trucks as coronavirus hospitalizations climb

California orders 5,000 body bags while Colorado and New Mexico bring in refrigerated trucks on second day of vaccine rollout - as US hospitalizations reach a record 112,816 and new daily fatalities surge to more than 3k Nationwide, there were 3,019 new deaths reported on Tuesday. It is only the third time daily deaths have exceeded 3,000 fatalities throughout the pandemic and all three have occurred in the last week There were 198,357 new confirmed cases on Tuesday and nearly 113,000 people nationwide currently hospitalized with the virus - the highest number at any point during the pandemic California Governor Gavin Newsom warned of the possibility of thousands of deaths in the coming weeks as the state faces its most intense coronavirus surge yet

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How the COVID vaccine could affect pregnant women, kids

How the COVID vaccine could affect pregnant women, kids How the COVID vaccine could affect pregnant women, kids An estimated 330,000 pregnant and breastfeeding healthcare workers are now looking to see if they can get the coronavirus vaccine, and there are signs that support pregnant women being vaccinated. CHICAGO - An estimated 330,000 pregnant and breastfeeding healthcare workers are now looking to see if they can get the coronavirus vaccine, and there are signs that support pregnant women being vaccinated. Up until now, the CDC and FDA have only advised pregnant women, those wanting to get pregnant or breastfeeding moms to consult with your doctor before vaccination. But now, there is new guidance for this group of women.

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