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Incendie en Gironde : le feu toujours actif à Saumos, carte de l'avancée des flammes - Vimarsana News

Incendie en Gironde : le feu toujours actif à Saumos, carte de l'avancée des flammes

INCENDIE GIRONDE. L'incendie de Saumos, en Gironde, est fixé depuis l'après-midi du jeudi 15 septembre après-midi. 3400 hectares de forêt ont brûlé et 1700 personnes sur les 1840 évacuées ont pu regagner leur domicile.

FDA Approves First COVID-Flu-RSV Home Test - Vimarsana News

FDA Approves First COVID-Flu-RSV Home Test

Users can collect their own nasal sample at home and send it to Labcorp for testing and results. With adult supervision, it can be used on children as young as 2 years.

Source: webmd.com
Cayuga County health officials want at-home test results to monitor COVID-19 cases - Vimarsana News

Cayuga County health officials want at-home test results to monitor COVID-19 cases

As COVID-19 cases increase again, the Cayuga County Health Department is asking residents to submit positive at-home test results so they can monitor the uptick.

COVID-19: People waiting to receive at-home tests - Vimarsana News

COVID-19: People waiting to receive at-home tests

It's been two weeks since the federal government began taking orders for free at-home COVID-19 tests, but many people are still left waiting for their tests.

Source: wisn.com
Free COVID home tests for everyone? Here's why Medicare, veterans' insurance are excluded - Vimarsana News

Free COVID home tests for everyone? Here's why Medicare, veterans' insurance are excluded

The Biden administration's mandate that began Jan. 15 calls for those with private health insurance to get a monthly allotment of free tests. Yet health experts say the ambitious federal plan to quickly extend home testing will be challenging because of the nation's fragmented health care system.