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The University of Kentucky is looking to enroll post-secondary students between the ages of 18 and 26 for a study that will look at whether people can pass on COVID-19 to others after being vaccinated with Moderna.
Students can be from any postsecondary institution, UK said, including colleges, trade schools, technical schools, and online education. UK was picked as a site for the PreventCovidU study.
Half of the participating students will get the vaccine upon enrollment in the program while the other half will get it four months later.
Folks who are already vaccinated against COVID-19 aren t eligible for the study, but researchers said Monday they aren t discouraging participants from getting the vaccine for the sake of the study.
Why Jesse Williams Is Leaving Grey s Anatomy As Jackson Avery
On 5/7/21 at 4:56 AM EDT
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Grey s Anatomy cast member is set to leave the long-running ABC medical drama after more than 250 episodes.
In a promo for the next episode, Dr. Jackson Avery (played by Jesse Williams) hands in his resignation and tells Dr. Miranda Bailey (Chandra Wilson) that he is moving to Boston. This comes after a dramatic episode in which he confronted his absent father and his ex-wife Dr. April Kepner (Sarah Drew).
After
Grey s Anatomy teased that Jackson was leaving in the promo, the show confirmed that Jesse Williams was leaving the cast.
Jesse Williams Confirms He s Leaving Grey s Anatomy in an Emotional Statement
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After 12 seasons, Jesse Williams is saying goodbye to
Grey s Anatomy. On Thursday, his character Jackson Avery s exit was announced in the episode Look Up Child. His final episode will be Tradition, which will air on May 20. Williams later confirmed his exit in a statement to
People, reflecting on how much the show has meant to him. I will forever be grateful for the boundless opportunities provided me by Shonda [Rhimes], the network, studio, fellow cast mates, our incredible crew, Krista [Vernoff], Ellen [Pompeo] and Debbie [Allen], he said. As an actor, director and person, I have been obscenely lucky to learn so much from so many and I thank our beautiful fans, who breathe so much energy and appreciation into our shared worlds. The experience and endurance born of creating nearly 300 hours of leading global television is a gift I ll carry always. I am immensely proud of our wor
Dr. Richard Greenberg
Special to Wicked Local
Q. I was wondering if you could help me in general with a quandary I am in. I had wonderful experiences up to last year with the two different dentists I had until my last one sadly died. The dentist who replaced him at his office told me last July that I had three cavities, even though in January I had been given a clean bill of health with the same X-rays by my former dentist. I went to another dentist that told me I had no cavities except for a small one that the other dentist hadn t even seen. He was willing to fill it but because of insurance I could not continue to see that dentist. I found another dentist who agreed there was a problem with tooth 30, but that it was a resorption, probably due to braces when I was young. She referred me to an endodontist who took 3D X-rays and told me I needed the tooth extracted and an implant done! It doesn t hurt, but one can see a small hole on the outside of the tooth. It s not sensit
Dr. Richard Greenberg
Q. My question pertains to crowns. I recently had a first visit with a new dentist (my previous dentist retired) who recommended a crown for an upper molar with a large filling that composes three sides of the tooth and is showing signs of wear. He said he could do everything in one appointment of about two hours. I have had several crowns over the past 20 years and have always needed to return for a second visit to put the permanent crown on. Are both methods equally safe and effective? K.C.
A. You pose a very interesting question. Remember that you are being answered by someone who is definitely affected with very obsessive-compulsive behavior. By that I mean that I, personally, desire everything done by the book and to change anything in my book on “How to deliver dental care” takes a great deal of time and evidence.