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Doctor claims US could reach herd immunity if 20 per cent of population get Covid vaccine

Don t show me this message again✕ A health policy expert has claimed that the US could reach herd immunity after just 20 per cent of the country’s population has had the coronavirus vaccine. Speaking to Fox News’ The Story on Monday evening, Dr Marty Makary, a professor of surgery and health policy at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, said “there is a false construct out there” in regards to the vaccine. “There’s a recommendation that we need to get every American immunised in order to get a handle on the pandemic,” Dr Makary said on Monday. “The reality is that about 25 to 50 per cent of Americans have already had the infection and have some natural immunity.

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Study offers a mental well-being tool kit anyone can use

Study offers a mental well-being tool kit anyone can use Written by Robby Berman on December 19, 2020 Fact checked by Hannah Flynn, MS Researchers at the University of Wisconsin–Madison provide a tool kit for people struggling with pandemic stress. Image credit: PeopleImages/Getty Images It is clear the coronavirus pandemic is taking a significant emotional toll even on those without a SARS-CoV-2 infection. The Kaiser Family Foundation Health Tracking Poll from July 2020 found that 53% of respondents reported pandemic-related stress negatively affecting their health. The majority of those polled felt the worst was yet to come. Five months from that last sampling, the future remains uncertain even as the first coronavirus vaccines start to emerge.

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Tens of thousands vaccinated with more to come in next weeks

Tens of thousands vaccinated with more to come in next weeks Cassidy Morrison © Provided by Washington Examiner Nearly 50,000 front-line healthcare workers have received the first of two doses of the coronavirus vaccine in the past week, and millions more are set to be vaccinated in the coming weeks. Hospitals across the United States this week received the first doses of the Pfizer vaccine to prevent COVID-19, the first to be authorized for public use by federal regulators. The vaccines were administered to 49,567 healthcare workers this week, Bloomberg reported. That figure will balloon in the days to come as more doses are administered and more hospitals update their data.

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Majority now think the worst is yet to come for the pandemic

Majority now think the worst is yet to come for the pandemic
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Survey: Half of U S adults think worst of pandemic is yet to come

Survey: Half of U.S. adults think worst of pandemic is yet to come By (0) A woman wears a face mask and face shield to protect from and prevent the spread of coronavirus. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo Dec. 18 (UPI) Roughly half of adults in the United States believe the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic is yet to come, according to the findings of a survey released Friday by the Kaiser Family Foundation. Nearly 70% of the respondents indicated that they are worried that they or someone in their family will get sick from the disease, the data showed.

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