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Feb. 19—We are past the halfway point in the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the man who is leading the effort in Washington state. "We are seeing the beginning of the end of this pandemic," Dr. Umair Shah said Thursday evening. Shah leads the state Department of Health which sponsored a webinar to answer questions about Washington's COVID-19 vaccine phases. More than 800 questions were ...
WSDOH says it's an effort to get more information out to people about the vaccine, when their window is, and more.
State health department to host Feb. 18 webinar on COVID-19 vaccine phases Posted: February 17, 2021 322 The Washington State Department of Health will host a live webinar Thursday, Feb. 18 to discuss the phasing and rollout of COVID-19 vaccines in state. The webinar, “Understanding WA’s COVID-19 Vaccine Phases,” will feature Umair A. Shah, MD, MPH, Secretary of Health; SheAnne Allen, COVID-19 vaccine director and Dr. Christopher Chen, medical director – Medicaid, Washington Health Care Authority. The conversation will be moderated by Louis Shackelford, HIV Vaccine Trials Netw...
Image from Scientific Reports “All right,” says David Kolesky, Ph.D. ’16. “The moment of truth.” As many times as he’s done this, there’s still always that pause. Wearing blue latex gloves and a white lab coat, Kolesky is about to see what the morning’s work has yielded. In front of him on a glass slide is a two-inch chip maybe a quarter-inch deep that he and two lab-mates spent the past few hours making: a translucent rectangle filled with a gelatinous mix of proteins and fibers mimicking the body’s extracellular matrix, the molecules that give support to living cells. And ...
Young Rock review: EW's critics are split on what the Rock is cooking Kristen Baldwin , a new series inspired by the life of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. No less than four Rocks appear in the first episode, including the wrestler-turned-movie star himself, who narrates stories from three different timelines of his life. EW's television critics Kristen Baldwin and Darren Franich sift through the Rock age to figure out whether this is an eccentric family sitcom, political propaganda, or both. DARREN: The Rock will run for President. He will be greeted by adoring crowds who love ...