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An Alabama physician glumly says she is making "a lot of progress" in encouraging people to vaccinate – as she struggles to keep them alive. Dr. Brytney Cobia, a hospitalist at Grandview Medical Center in Birmingham, wrote in a recent Facebook post she is treating a lot of young, otherwise healthy people for serious coronavirus infections. "One of the last things they do before they're intubated is beg me for the vaccine," she wrote. "I hold their hand and tell them that I'm sorry, but it's too late." In her post, Cobia wrote that when a patient dies, she hugs their family members and ...

'I'm sorry, but it's too late' - unvaccinated patients beg for shot; new infections nearly triple in two weeks: COVID news John Bacon and Jorge L. Ortiz, USA TODAY New COVID-19 variant: What is it called, where did it come from, should we be concerned? Replay Video UP NEXT An Alabama physician glumly says she is making "a lot of progress" in encouraging people to vaccinate – as she struggles to keep them alive. Dr. Brytney Cobia, a hospitalist at Grandview Medical Center in Birmingham, wrote in a recent Facebook post she is treating a lot of young, otherwise healthy peopl...

USA TODAY Concern about the highly transmissible delta COVID-19 variant and its spread among the unvaccinated continues to grow as U.S. cases rise, but positive news about vaccines' ability to fight the virus keeps coming. Thursday, Johnson & Johnson said its one-dose shot protects against the delta variant, citing lab tests of vaccine recipients' blood. And amid concerns their shot might require a booster, the company said its immune response lasts eight months and counting. Public health experts say the variant poses the most danger in regions where vaccinations are sparse.  The varian...

Two-thirds of Major League Baseball’s 30 teams have been able to relax coronavirus protocols. Latest COVID news.

COVID cases in New England have been steadily dropping as more than 60% of residents in all six states have received at least one dose of the vaccine.