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What proms and graduations might look like this year with COVID-19 still looming • 7 min read How COVID-19 has impacted American education The Biden administration launches School reopening summit as Students and teachers return to school as Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines change.Jessie Wardarski/AP, FILE After prom and graduation were canceled or held virtually last year during COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns, the high school rites of passage will likely look different this spring -- if they happen at all. Several states have released guidance on safely holding the celebr...

More women experiencing COVID-19 side effects Updated Poelano Malema Share this: Several reports indicate that women are experiencing more COVID-19 vaccine side effects than men. Here is why.  Vaccine/ iStock On Tuesday, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize announced that South Africa is temporarily suspending the Johnson and Johnson vaccine rollout. The suspension comes after health authorities recommended a pause pending an investigation into six reported cases of rare blood clots in patients who received the jabs in the US. The women aged between 18 and 48 developed a cerebral venous sinus thro...

More women experiencing COVID-19 vaccine side effects Updated Poelano Malema Share this: Several reports indicate that women are experiencing more COVID-19 vaccine side effects than men. Here is why.  Vaccine/ iStock On Tuesday, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize announced that South Africa is temporarily suspending the Johnson and Johnson vaccine rollout. The suspension comes after health authorities recommended a pause pending an investigation into six reported cases of rare blood clots in patients who received the jabs in the US. The women aged between 18 and 48 developed a cerebral venous si...

Apr 14, 2021 The distribution of the single dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine has been paused while officials investigate reactions to it. While more than 7 million doses have been administered, six women have developed a rare blood clot disorder with one death. We discuss the situation and what people's level of concern should be with South Shore Health Infectious Disease Physician Dr. Simone Wildes.

#HEALTH: According to the CDC, in the first 13.7-million vaccine doses given this year, 79% of the reports of side effects were from women. Part of that may be because women are more willing than guys to acknowledge symptoms, but experts say it could also come down to biology. Here's more from GMA.