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Dallas County reported 39 more COVID-19 deaths and 401 new cases Friday, as the state moved past 5 million first doses of vaccine administered. The latest...

Dallas County reports 21 coronavirus deaths, 557 cases on anniversary of its first reported COVID-19 case The Texas Department of State Health Services also announced that people 50 and older will be eligible for the vaccine starting March 15. to include state data. Dallas County added 21 more COVID-19 deaths and 557 new coronavirus cases Wednesday, one year after the county reported its first positive case of the virus. The latest victims were in their 50s and older and include 16 men and five women. Eight were from Dallas, five from Garland, two each from Balch Springs and Mesquite, and on...

Allen gives nearly 43,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine as state expands eligibility to Texans age 50 and up Register for vaccine appointment alerts through the Allen Fire Department online. As of Thursday morning, the fire department had administered nearly 43,00 vaccines: 27,948 first doses and 14,847 second doses.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer) The Allen Fire Department has administered more than 40,000 COVID-19 vaccines since opening Eagle Stadium as a state vaccination hub in January. The milestone came as the state opened up vaccine eligibility to Texans age 50 and up starting Monday. Vaccin...

10 March 2021, 10:27 am EST By Researchers from China discovered this week that the Selenium inside the human body could suppress the effects of COVID-19. The study revealed that the said element's level was a huge contributing factor for the disease immunity.  The Presence of Selenium in the Body In a South China Morning Post report, infection rates in some China provinces like Hubei were higher than what experts expected. They also said that they have been speculating how and why the coronavirus spread in some places is lower. The answer could be found in the soil, like in the case of E...

Dallas County reported 31 more COVID-19 deaths and 265 new coronavirus cases Tuesday — a year after North Texas’ first “presumptive positive” case of the...