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Child hospitalizations reach record high amid omicron surge: WSJ - Vimarsana News

Child hospitalizations reach record high amid omicron surge: WSJ

Child hospitalizations in the United States and United Kingdom are reaching record highs amid the omicron surge, but it is not yet clear the exact role COVID-19 is playing, according to

DeSantis says he disagreed with Trump's decision to shut down economy at start of pandemic - Vimarsana News

DeSantis says he disagreed with Trump's decision to shut down economy at start of pandemic

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) said Thursday that he disagreed with then-President Trump’s decision to shut down the economy at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dr. Oz calls Fauci a 'petty tyrant,' challenges him to debate - Vimarsana News

Dr. Oz calls Fauci a 'petty tyrant,' challenges him to debate

GOP Pennsylvania Senate candidate Mehmet Oz, more commonly known as "Dr. Oz" from his TV program "The Dr. Oz Show," called infectious disease expert Dr.

Fauci says it's recommended to get same vaccine for COVID-19 boosters - Vimarsana News

Fauci says it's recommended to get same vaccine for COVID-19 boosters

President Biden’s chief medical adviser Anthony Fauci said on Friday that it is recommended that people receiving COVID-19 boosters stick to the same vaccine they previously received.

House Republicans urge opposition to vaccine patent waiver - Vimarsana News

House Republicans urge opposition to vaccine patent waiver

"The requested waiver is extraordinarily broad and unnecessary to accomplish the goal of giving as many people as possible access to vaccines and treatments for COVID-19, including in developing countries," they wrote. "Rather, the waiver would undermine the very innovation that has led to the record-breaking rapid development of COVID-19 vaccines already saving lives around the world, and it would not meaningfully improve vaccine availability." The lawmakers said the international community should instead focus on overcoming "the real obstacles faced by developing countries in accessing vac...