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Philly Fighting COVID as City s 1st Mass Coronavirus Vaccination Site Opens

‘Philly Fighting COVID as City s 1st Mass Coronavirus Vaccination Site Opens Miguel Martinez-Valle and Dan Stamm © Provided by NBC Philadelphia What to Know Philadelphia health department has teamed up with Philly Fighting COVID to open the City s first mass vaccination site. Health care workers in Tier 1A of the city s vaccination plan were the first people to get doses Friday. The Pennsylvania Convention Center vaccination site can serve up to 4,500 patients each day, organizers say. Philadelphia is opening its first mass coronavirus vaccination site. The first doses were administered Friday morning at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Center City. The site isn t for everyone, at least to start. First up are front-line health care workers, including home health care workers, in the 1A vaccination group who have already signed up. Police officers and transportation workers are in the next group set to get vaccinated.

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Thomas P Storey, a physician who ran Philadelphia health centers, dies at 62

Thomas P Storey, a physician who ran Philadelphia health centers, dies at 62
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Philly dating in COVID: I swiped right on thousands of Tinder users

On top of Philly news I swiped right on 4,000 people to discover how Philly dated in the year of COVID Dates at Walmart, peeing in bushes and fetishes on Zoom. Danya Henninger / Billy Penn Dec. 31, 2020, 10:30 a.m. Love Philly? Sign up for the free Billy Penn email newsletter to get everything you need to know about Philadelphia, every day. How do you find love in a pandemic? Where do you take a date when all businesses are shuttered? How far apart do you walk with this cute stranger who might be carrying a potentially deadly virus? More urgently, where do you pee after all the get-to-know-each-other beers you just drank in the park?

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4 lessons from the HIV pandemic about changing behavior that can help with COVID-19

4 lessons from the HIV pandemic about changing behavior that can help with COVID-19
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Philadelphia extends Safer at Home restrictions on businesses, gatherings through Jan 15

Philadelphia extends âSafer at Homeâ restrictions on businesses, gatherings through Jan. 15 PublishedÂ FOX 29 s Steve Keeley has the latest details. PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia officials have extended safer at home restrictions through January 15. Previously, the restrictions were set to expire at 8 a.m. on January 4th but due to a continued spike in coronavirus cases officials decided to extend those restrictions. These restrictions impact the following: indoor dining, indoor gatherings and events, theaters, casinos, colleges, and indoor organized sports. Those restrictions were implemented since indoor spaces with large numbers of people are connected to higher risks of spreading COVID-19. We have made progress and saved lives with our Safer at Home restrictions, said Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley. Now we need to be very careful with how we allow activities to restart especially around the holiday season so that we don’t ignite another surge in

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