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Are now fully vaccinated. well, catherine is here with me now. we are still talking about a rise in cases, but no firm date yet in terms of if that transistor hospitalisations? of if that transistor hositalisations? . hospitalisations? that is a reason that nearly _ hospitalisations? that is a reason that nearly five _ hospitalisations? that is a reason that nearly five weeks _ hospitalisations? that is a reason that nearly five weeks between i that nearly five weeks between opening stages of lockdown. the first forays are to gather data, and at the fifth week is to give people time to act on ...

With some variability from place to place, but we haven't fully seen the effect of what happened from may 17, step three, the relaxation of restrictions, coming through into that data, so we expect that to accelerate even more. ministers will update people in ten days�* time. data they get over that period will be key to what the start of the summer will look like. responding to news that the medicines regulator has approved the use of the vaccine in children aged 12 to 15, matt hancock explained what the government's neck steps would be. i welcome the decision by the independent regulator t...

Get The Facts on the Vax: Ask Dr. Hebert: COVID-19 questions asked on Friday, May 21 Updated: 6:52 AM CDT May 24, 2021 WDSU Digital Team Share Updated: 6:52 AM CDT May 24, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript THAT WORK IS EXPECTED TO RESUME IN THE NEXT TWO WEEKS. TO SEE THAT LLFU STATEMENT HEAD TO WDSU.COM. RANDI: WE KNOW MANY OF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE COVID-19 VACCINE. THAT IS WHY WDSU IS DEDICATED TO GET YOU THE FACTS ON THE B VACCINE. HERE’S SULA KIM WITH ONE OF THOSE VIEWER QUESTIONS. >> HENRY HAS A QUESTION YOU CAN RETELA TO AS YOU GET BACTOK...

Question, and as you may know, viking was the first cruise line to stop operations in march last year, so we were very careful, we saw it coming, and in the meantime, we have been spending a lot of time research ing how the virus spreads and we have had experts in virology, and from the u.s. navy, who has been leading this effort, and we have now started up again operations, named the ship on may 17, and we have a bit cautious as we start up, so our policy in the future is that our guests will have to be vaccinated, and we will initially, at least, require wearing of masks when you move around...

For the entire week of May 17, WDSU's Medical Editor Dr. Corey Hebert is answering your questions regarding COVID-19 and the three vaccines currently given emergency approval by the FDA.