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New App to Assist Farmers in Forecasting

Predictive planning using simulated weather, cropping, market and farm conditions.

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New Modeling App To Assist Farmers With Forecasting

Texas A&M AgriLife Research scientists are developing a tool that integrates factors like weather, market prices and farm conditions to aid predictive planning.

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Doctors urging people to update vaccinations

Doctors are urging people to get their vaccinations as COVID-19, flu and RSV are on the rise nationwide, including here in Virginia.

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After three years, Carilion Clinic closes COVID drive thru testing sites

As case counts ebbed and flowed during that time, officials say the largest testing center in Roanoke saw upwards of 500 patients a day during peaks.

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What Is A COVID-19 'Rebound' After Paxlovid? Here's What To Expect, According To Doctors.

Many people who have taken Paxlovid are reporting a return of symptoms. Here's why it may be happening, and why doctors still recommend using the medication.

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As hospitalizations increase, Carilion Clinic pushes the importance of COVID-19 vaccines


As hospitalizations increase, Carilion Clinic pushes the importance of COVID-19 vaccines
Most of those hospitalized are unvaccinated
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ROANOKE, Va. – As vaccination rates slow, infections of COVID-19 and hospitalizations of those infected increase.
Tuesday, CDC officials reversed their mask recommendation in certain circumstances.
“In areas with substantial and high transmission, the CDC recommends fully vaccinated people wear masks in public indoor settings,” said CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky. She spoke to reporters by phone.
“Many weeks ago we would just have two to three hospitalized. In the last couple of weeks, upwards of twenty individuals would be hospitalized,” admitted Dr. Anthony Baffoe-Bonnie. He is an infection prevention and control specialist at Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital.

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A year with the virus


The word “apocalyptic” actually appeared in a Jan. 1, 2020, headline in this newspaper. It was used to modify the noun “wildfires,” which were scorching millions of acres a world away.
The day’s paper brought news of far-away catastrophes. As Australia burned, thousands were swept up in floods in Indonesia and dozens of zoo animals perished in a Berlin fire.
Locally, the news was rather ho-hum. Roanoke County planned a broadband survey to figure out which areas were unserved or underserved.
Turns out, we’d all discover soon enough how critical broadband is to education, health care, commerce, and even just to see family and friends.

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COVID-19 survivor from Chesapeake still hesitant about vaccine; local doctors address concerns


COVID-19 survivor from Chesapeake still hesitant about vaccine; local doctors address concerns
Posted at 4:48 PM, Dec 22, 2020
and last updated 2020-12-22 17:01:08-05
"I'm feeling good. I'm feeling really good,” said Ellsworth.
He doesn’t feel the same way when it comes to taking the vaccine.
"A lot of people are, but I’m not,” he adds.
He isn't the only one who is hesitant. That's why local organization Celebrate Healthcare hosted a COVID-19 vaccine "Facts vs. Fiction" webinar to address the community's concerns - starting with the development of the vaccine.
"To produce something that fast where we've had viruses and diseases and things that have been around for years and there is still no vaccine for it..." Ellsworth says as he questions the time it took to create the vaccine.

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