Digital COVID-19 vaccine records could be on their way from Walmart, Winn-Dixie, Publix and Walgreens
People wondering about more ways to prove they’ve been vaccinated against coronavirus may soon have options from the retailers offering the shots.
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People wondering about more ways to prove they’ve been vaccinated against coronavirus may soon have options from the retailers offering the shots.
Dr. Tobias Bacaner was known in New Port Richey for prescribing opioids. At the cash-only clinic along U.S. 19 where he worked, Bacaner routinely prescribed patients painkillers, tranquilizers and muscle relaxers. Many patients would then fill those prescriptions at a nearby pharmacy he owned, according to a federal civil lawsuit filed February. That suit, filed by the U.S. Department of Justice, claims that Bacaner, who has been a licensed physician in Florida since 1990, may be responsible for as many as 16 drug overdose deaths. Bacaner prescribed Oxycodone more than any other controlled su...
Can employers require coronavirus vaccines? Itâs not clear yet. Because all three COVID-19 vaccines were approved on an emergency basis, experts say itâs hard to say whether employers can mandate them right now. Â Â The law is unsettled on whether workplaces can require employees to get vaccinated against the coronavirus, experts say. Part of the uncertainty has to do with the fact that the three vaccines now in circulation were approved on an emergency basis and have not been fully okayed. [ Times (2001) ] Updated Mar. 15 As companies start thinking about a possible return to...
So far, there’s been about 30 cases of COVID-19 among college students and staff living on campus at the four universities in the state college system. “Unlike what we’re seeing around the country, where there’s hundreds of cases at some of these universities we’ve been very fortunate at our four universities so far and I hope to continue that... CSCU Aug 26, 2020
People who are 60-years-old and up will be able to get a COVID-19 vaccine in Florida starting Monday and Governor Ron DeSantis says he’s lowering the age now that supplies are going up.