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The Latest: Washington state officials see encouraging

OLYMPIA, Washington Coronavirus infections remain rampant, but health officials in Washington state said Wednesday they’re seeing some encouraging signs in recent data, just as front-line workers begin receiving vaccinations. Health Department Secretary Dr. John Wiesman and Dr. Kathy Lofy, the state health officer, said new cases and hospitalizations appear to be flattening a bit. However, they warned people to remain vigilant and to remain home for the holidays, because another surge on top of current case levels could swamp hospital capacity. The state has not seen a jump in cases related to Thanksgiving gatherings. Lofy noted that hospital bed occupancy has even started falling in southwest Washington, but case numbers in the central part of the state have been more troubling.

The Latest: Brazil s COVID-19 cases surge past 7 million | National News

The Latest: Brazil s COVID-19 cases surge past 7 million | National News
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Oregon was the nearly the last state to administer COVID-19 vaccine

Oregon was nearly the last state to administer COVID-19 vaccine Genevieve Reaume, KATU Staff Replay Video UP NEXT PORTLAND, Ore. Oregon hospitals have administered the first COVID-19 vaccines to health care workers, but the state is one of the last in the nation to start administering the COVID-19 vaccine trailed only by Tennessee. KATU News asked health leaders on Wednesday about the delay to vaccinate, as Governor Kate Brown held a press conference to roll out the plan to give the first doses to front line healthcare workers. © Provided by KATU Portland Caption: Oregon was the nearly the last state to administer COVID-19 vaccine (KATU)

3, 2, 1 - Go! Oregon s front-line health care workers get first COVID-19 vaccinations

Staff members at Portland s Legacy Emanuel Health Center get the first COVID-19 vaccinations in mid-December 2020. PORTLAND, Ore. (KTVZ) – With a “3, 2, 1 – go!” and some light applause after, four health care workers at Portland’s Legacy Emanuel Medical Center became the first Oregonians on Wednesday to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, which Gov. Brown called “truly the moment we have all been waiting for.” The online event also included similar vaccination events at Oregon Health & Sciences University, also in Portland, and Saint Alphonsus Medical Center in Ontario. “The delivery of safe and effective COVID vaccine brings an overwhelming sense of hope and promise to us all,” Brown said.

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