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Friday, July 30, 2021
Friday, July 30, 2021

When should voluntary vaccines become mandated?

This cycle of surges will continue until we can finally understand that getting a COVID vaccination is necessary for the greater good.

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Employers wonder what federal employee vaccine mandate means for them

President Joe Biden's requirement for federal workers to reveal their COVID-19 vaccination status is likely to force uncomfortable questions not only at government agencies but at private companies as well.

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COVID kills a few vaccinated high-risk Missouri patients

 Like many other vaccines, COVID-19 vaccines are less effective in people with weakened immune systems and frail elderly.

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States race to use COVID-19 vaccines before they expire

Hundreds of thousands of COVID-19 vaccine doses have been saved from the trash after U.S. regulators extended their expiration date for a second time, part of a nationwide effort to salvage expiring shots to battle the nation's summer surge in infections.

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Florida virus cases soar, hospitals near last summer's peak

At least two areas in Florida are surpassing the previous peaks of last summer's COVID-19 surge, prompting calls by local officials for the governor to declare an emergency.

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A patient sitting on a hospital bed with an overlay of the coronavirus.

Research looks for possible COVID tie to later Alzheimer’s

Researchers are trying to unravel why some COVID-19 survivors suffer “brain fog” and other problems that can last for months, and new findings suggest some worrisome overlaps with Alzheimer’s disease.

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President Joe Biden

Biden orders tough new vaccination rules for federal workers

The strict new guidelines are aimed at increasing sluggish vaccination rates among the huge number of Americans who draw federal paychecks — and to set an example for private employers around the country.

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West Virginia to check immunity of vaccinated nursing home residents

The process will be voluntary and the data will be shared with federal health agencies evaluating the need for boosters.

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Insurers oppose longer marketplace open enrollment period

A longer sign-up window would bring sicker policyholders, costing them money and potentially destabilizing the exchanges, AHIP warns CMS.

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