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Scientists are investigating whether the new COVID-19 variant is more infectious in kids Here s what we know so far

» Scientists are investigating whether the new COVID-19 variant is more infectious in kids. Here s what we know so far. Scientists are investigating whether the new COVID-19 variant is more infectious in kids. Here s what we know so far. Dr. Catherine Schuster-BruceDec 23, 2020, 22:02 IST A child wears mask and reaches for hand sanitizer in a cafe.Getty The Emerging evidence suggests B.1.1.7 is probably around 70% more infectious than other variants. There s growing speculation that kids are more susceptible to infection with the variant, but we don t know for sure. The UK s biggest teaching union has requested schools remain closed for two weeks from January 4.

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NYC Mayor announced new quarantine order for all incoming UK travelers

Reuters New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said in a news conference Wednesday that authorities will follow up with travelers coming into the city from the UK to ensure they are quarantining. The measure comes in the wake of a new and fast-spreading coronavirus strain, which some officials said might already be in the US. Specifically those coming from the UK given that particular concern, we re going to have sheriff s deputies go to the home or the hotel of every single traveler coming in from the U.K, Mayor de Blasio said. Travelers who violate the mandatory quarantine order will be penalized and could receive a $1,000 fine, he said.

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The Top COVID-19 Vaccine Myths Spreading Online

Last Updated: Alissa Eckert, MS and Dan Higgins, MAM/CDC This special report has been provided to Britannica by NewsGuard, which offers the service HealthGuard to fight online health care misinformation. It was written by John Gregory and originally published at newsguardtech.com. Kendrick McDonald, Chine Labbe, and Anicka Slachta contributed reporting. It was last updated March 17, 2021. Scientists and researchers managed to produce vaccines to protect against COVID-19. Vaccine candidates have recently been approved in some countries and are in the approval process in others, yet misinformation about the safety and effects of any future vaccine is already threatening its rollout. In this report, we catalogue the top myths about a COVID-19 vaccine that have appeared in NewsGuard’s ratings of more than 6,000 news and information sites worldwide.

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The lightning-fast quest for COVID vaccines

The lightning-fast quest for COVID vaccines
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What are the new South Africa Covid strain symptoms and is the variant already in the UK?

What are the new South Africa Covid strain symptoms and is the variant already in the UK?
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