https://www.afinalwarning.com/499394.html (Natural News) Health authorities in the United Kingdom found no influenza cases two months into 2021. Laboratory analysis confirmed only one case in the last week of December, leading to allegations that possible flu cases may have been lumped into COVID-19 case counts. But health officials in the U.K. denied this was a cause for concern, as it only proved that measures to curb COVID-19 also drove down influenza transmission.
The Independent reported on Feb. 25 that influenza infection rates are at historic lows, with public health officials finding not a single flu case in the U.K. for the past seven weeks. Out of the more than 685,000 swab samples analyzed by
What parents should know about rare but scary COVID-19-related illness
Michael Merschel, American Heart Association News
March 10, 2021
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It began with COVID-19 and became a nightmare.
The coronavirus hit the Dye family of Anchorage, Alaska, in mid-November. Parents Heath and Hailey were sick for a week. Cameron, then 6, had a mild fever for a day and a bit of a cough. Two-year-old Lucas never showed symptoms.
Four weeks later, when they thought the worst was past, Cameron s fever shot to 104.5. He was diagnosed with strep throat, but his parents, who had seen a lot of cases of strep in their son, weren t sure. They d heard about a COVID-related illness called multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children, or MIS-C, which had struck a girl back in Heath s Virginia hometown.
Krugman: Will stagnation follow the Biden boom?
March 10, 2021
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President Joe Biden meets with lawmakers in February to discuss infrastructure. One way to keep economic momentum going? Invest in infrastructure. But would Republicans join the Biden administration on this?Evan Vucci /Associated Press
It’s morning in America! People are getting vaccinated at the rate of 2 million a day and rising, suggesting that the pandemic may be largely behind us in a few months (unless premature reopening or variants mostly immune to the current vaccines set off another wave). The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has already declared that vaccinated adults can safely mingle with one another, their children and their grandchildren.