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CSPAN Betsy DeVos Sworn In As Education Secretary February 12, 2017 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Betsy DeVos Sworn In As Education Secretary February 12, 2017

Because of the support of so many people. Most especially your family, when your husband, your wonderful children, and their families, many of whom are with us today, and its a joyful scene from where i am standing. We are glad you could be here to share this moment is a family. On a personal note, im glad the schoolteacher ive been married wife karen,ars, my is with us tonight. Thank you for being here. President and i could not be more grateful to the Senate Majority leader Mitch Mcconnell and all the republican senators who supported your nomination. But particularly pleased that tonight we...

No, COVID-19 vaccines do not make you test positive for virus - Vimarsana News

No, COVID-19 vaccines do not make you test positive for virus

UF Health “The COVID-19 vaccine will not make you test positive with a PCR test,” said Dr. Elizabeth Devos with UF Health. First, it’s important to understand how these vaccines work. The COVID-19 vaccines distributed in the US (Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson and Johnson) do not actually contain the virus, and cannot cause an active infection. The vaccines use spike proteins to teach our bodies to make antibodies to fight the virus if it enters the body. COVID-19 tests only come out positive if someone is infected with the virus. We also see the claim the vaccine can make you test positiv...

Divided Jacksonville council leaves Health Department bill in limbo - Vimarsana News

Divided Jacksonville council leaves Health Department bill in limbo

After at-times heated debate Tuesday evening, the Jacksonville City Council withdrew a controversial measure that would have eliminated a local requirement that the Duval County Health Department director be a physician. The bill is expected to be reintroduced later and referred to multiple council committees — the initial measure was only discussed by one — for extensive discussion and public input. "Let all the parties involved talk about it," City Council President Tommy Hazouri said. "I don't know why it's emotional … but it seems to be." The bill was intended to help fill the ...