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Florida COVID-19 vaccines, cases, deaths: Live updates for April 18

Johnson & Johnson one-shot vaccine pause might be lifted this week, Fauci says The pause on using the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine will probably be lifted by Friday, although some restrictions may be required, Dr. Anthony Fauci said Sunday. Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease, told CBS Face the Nation that you don’t want to jump ahead of yourself and decide you know the total spectrum of this, which is one of the reasons why they paused and why hopefully by Friday we’ll know. Fauci, who also took his message to NBC s Meet the Press, said he doubts the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will just cancel the J&J vaccine and continue allowing only the two-dose vaccines developed by Pfizer and Moderna. | Read more

Like somebody gave me a happy pill : Monoclonal antibodies help Americans most at risk for COVID-19

Like somebody gave me a happy pill : Monoclonal antibodies help Americans most at risk for COVID-19 Karen Weintraub, USA TODAY © HANDOUT Guadalupe Ramirez (back left) with her partner Diane Muniz and her late-father, Celedonio Ramirez. Guadalupe, who was at high risk for serious COVID-19, received monoclonal antibodies after her positive diagnosis in January 2020. First came the sniffles. Guadalupe Ramirez dismissed them as nothing to be worried about. She popped a pill and forgot about them. Next came the searing back pain. She dismissed that, too. She d had rheumatoid and osteoarthritis for more than a decade and recovered from a brain tumor in 2018. She was used to pain.

COVID-19: Monoclonal antibodies are happy pill for at-risk Americans

6:18 pm UTC Apr. 18, 2021 Show caption Hide caption A 3D rendering of Monoclonal antibodies or immunoglobulin fighting against a group of Coronavirus cells. GETTY IMAGES First came the sniffles. Guadalupe Ramirez dismissed them as nothing to be worried about. She popped a pill and forgot about them. Next came the searing back pain. She dismissed that, too. She d had rheumatoid and osteoarthritis for more than a decade and recovered from a brain tumor in 2018. She was used to pain. But she called her doctor anyway to report the flare-up and its unusual location along her spine.  Ramirez said she thought the doctor was being silly when she suggested getting a coronavirus test. Ramirez had barely left the house in months. But the test came back positive. 

Like somebody gave me a happy pill: Monoclonal antibodies are helping the Americans most at risk for COVID-19

Like somebody gave me a happy pill: Monoclonal antibodies are helping the Americans most at risk for COVID-19
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