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Antiviral treatment may prevent severe COVID-19 cases, help curb community spread, study says
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Getting the COVID-19 vaccine a challenge for some seniors
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We need more doses or may have to shut down COVID vaccination clinic, hospital tells Murphy
Updated Feb 04, 2021;
Posted Feb 03, 2021
Ed Phillips, of Allentown, sits still as Sam Miranda, a RN and Hospital Supervisor, gives him his free COVID-19 vaccine on Jan 27, 2021, at St Luke’s Allentown campus. The vaccines were being given to people 75 and older who had an appointment for this walk-in vaccination clinic.Saed Hindash | For lehighvalleylive.com
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Warren County and St. Luke’s University Health Network officials are sounding the alarm that more COVID-19 vaccine doses are “desperately” needed from the state of New Jersey.
Efforts underway in Lehigh Valley to build Black, Latino trust in COVID vaccine
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Fact or Fiction: Are ‘circuit breaker’ lockdowns going to cut it? Or is it time for #COVIDZero? Noor Ibrahim © Global News This continuous state of going in and out of lockdown might not save Canada from a third wave.
Remember that time in the summer of 2020 when many provinces including Ontario eased their COVID-19 lockdown restrictions after the daily recorded cases plummeted?
Well, some experts say that might not have been our golden moment. We should not have left lockdown when we did in June or so, said Stacey Smith, a professor in the school of epidemiology and public health at the University of Ottawa. Because we cut it short last time and it seemed like we had an OK summer that was just a ticking time bomb for September.