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FAA confirms first ‘mass air shipment’ of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine from Belgium as US preps for distribution

[ad_1] Charter flights bringing Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine to the United States from Belgium began on Friday, the start of what the Federal Aviation Administration calls the first “mass air shipment” of a coronavirus vaccine. There are no authorized coronavirus vaccines in the U.S. yet, but preparations for distribution are ramping up. Under FDA rules, vaccine […]

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Oregon nurse placed on leave after showing ‘cavalier disregard’ for COVID-19 protocols in TikTok video

[ad_1] An oncology nurse in Oregon has been placed on administrative leave after posting a video on social media showing disregard for COVID-19 restrictions. In the video, uploaded Friday to TikTok, the nurse, identified by Salem Health hospital officials as Ashley Grames, says she doesn’t wear a mask in public outside of work, continues to

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South Dakota’s governor encouraged people to go shopping the same day the state reported its highest single-day COVID-19 death total

[ad_1] The South Dakota Department of Health on Saturday reported 54 new deaths from COVID-19, surpassing the state’s previous record death total of 53. The same day, South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem encouraged state residents in a tweet to go shopping, writing that small “businesses are the lifeblood of so many South Dakota communities.” Noem,

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10 people in Sweden told us their trust in the government is dwindling as it pivots away from its no-lockdown coronavirus policy

[ad_1] People pass a Christmas decorated shopping window in central Stockholm, Sweden on November 10, 2020, amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Fredrik Sandberg/TT News Agency/AFP via Getty Images After seeing a dramatic resurgence in cases in line with other European countries, Sweden has introduced new coronavirus measures. The country famously chose to follow a no-lockdown policy

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Biden will leave decision about who gets the coronavirus vaccine first up to public health experts and scientists, his COVID-19 advisor says

[ad_1] A photo illustration show a syringe. Argentina was selected to test a vaccine against COVID-19, it is estimated that the clinical phases will begin in August. Carol Smiljan/NurPhoto via Getty Images Last week, Pfizer and BioNTech filed for emergency authorization of their coronavirus vaccine with the Food and Drug Administration. Once a vaccine is

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Oregon mink farm has COVID-19 outbreak after advocates warned of danger in state

[ad_1] SALEM, Ore. – An Oregon mink farm has reported an outbreak of COVID-19 among animals and workers. Oregon Department of Agriculture spokeswoman Andrea Cantu-Schomus declined to say which county the farm is in or how many workers have tested positive, citing federal health privacy rules. The farm has about 12,000 animals, she said. Outbreaks

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Kim Jong-Un is reportedly displaying ‘excessive anger’ over the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic, ordering the execution of two people

[ad_1] North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un speaks during the Russia – North Korea Summit on April 25, 2019, in Vladivostok, Russia. Mikhail Svetlov/Getty Images North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is said to be angry about the coronavirus pandemic and its economic impact, South Korea’s spy agency said on Friday. According to the Associated Press,

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Los Angeles orders more restrictions as COVID-19 surges

[ad_1] LOS ANGELES (AP) — Los Angeles County announced a new stay-home order Friday as coronavirus cases surged out of control in the nation’s most populous county, banning most gatherings but stopping short of a full shutdown on retail stores and other non-essential businesses. The three-week “safer at home” order takes effect Monday. It came

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A doctor hugged a distraught elderly coronavirus patient on Thanksgiving, after warning the public America is headed for its ‘darkest days’ over Christmas

[ad_1] Dr. Joseph Varon hugs and comforts a patient in the COVID-19 intensive care unit (ICU) during Thanksgiving at the United Memorial Medical Center on November 26, 2020 in Houston, Texas. Go Nakamura / S / Getty Images. A photo of Dr. Joseph Varon, chief of staff at United Memorial Medical Center in Houston, cradling

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Trump’s national security advisor and his entourage were said to be treated as ‘human petri dishes’ in Vietnam, as the US COVID-19 outbreak worsens every day

[ad_1] The Daily Beast What is Putin’s Endgame With Americans Detained in Russia? One of the first challenges Joe Biden will face as president is how to deal with Vladimir Putin, leader of the country that Biden has labelled the biggest threat to the United States. In contrast to the impetuous and inconsistent Donald Trump,

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