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Local hospitals and health departments are changing tactics to reach those still unvaccinated. “The days of the large COVID clinics are coming to an end,” said Nick Cascarelli, Wayne County health commissioner. As fewer people book vaccine appointments, health departments in Ashland, Wayne, and Holmes counties are transitioning to more walk-in clinics and pulling back on vaccine orders.  Supply is no longer the issue to getting more people vaccinated. “It’s not an availability issue,” said Shirley Bixby, nursing director at the Ashland County Health Department. “I think the entir...

Vaccine rates have slowed over the last month in Ohio. The numbers could tick up as children ages 12 to 15 gain access to the Pfizer vaccine. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration expanded the emergency use authorization of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for the prevention of COVID-19. The FDA originally issued authorization for the use of the Pfizer vaccine in individuals 16 years of age and older. Parents or guardians who want to vaccinate their adolescents may have to wait until local administrators open clinics to the younger age group and county health departments obtain the Pfizer doses. T...

‘It’s been a long road for the county’s vision document’  The jam-packed agenda for Monday’s regular meeting of the Rappahannock County Board of Supervisors included two public hearings, a COVID-19 presentation from the Virginia Department of Health, a review of the county’s financial audit, and last but certainly not least the unanimous adoption of the 2020 Comprehensive Plan, a vision document that will guide the county’s future land use planning.  “Yay,” said Stonewall-Hawthorne representative Chris Parrish, raising a jubilant fist.  â...

we connected them and we have been friends ever sent. the last time she was at the university of georgia she was touring her first book medical apartheid which one a slew of awards, including the national book critics circle best nonfiction of the year award. we are so pleased to bring her back this year touring with her second book, and i want to thank all the people that had made her visit possible, the university of georgia office university, the graduate program at grady college, the professional in residence program for the journalism department and by owen graduate program in m...

now one book tv. washington argues a growing corporate presence in the medical industry yields didier issues for patience as drug development and research is nsg data on a for-profit basis. this is just over an hour. >> good afternoon. thanks for coming this afternoon. there are so many events taking place all over the campus but this is a very special one. many as pat science i teach medical journalism at the university of georgia college of journalism and mass communication. pleased to see so many of my colleagues and students here today. the author. washington is very special to m...