Abcarian: Palin, with COVID-19, dines out in New York

Abcarian: Palin, with COVID-19, dines out in New York

[ad_1] What is the matter with Sarah Palin? After COVID-19 vaccines became available, the former Alaska governor and tea party favorite announced she’d get one “over my dead body.” On Saturday, two days before jury selection was to begin in her federal defamation lawsuit against the New York Times, she was photographed dining indoors at […]

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Long COVID: Can you get long COVID symptoms if you were vaccinated?

Long COVID: Can you get long COVID symptoms if you were vaccinated?

[ad_1] Can you suffer from long COVID-19 symptoms after you get COVID and if you’re vaccinated? There’s a new study that offers a clue. The news: A new study out of Israel has found that long COVID-19 symptoms are less likely in fully vaccinated people, according to Nature. The study — which has not been […]

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-China reports 34 new COVID-19 cases among Games-related personnel

-China reports 34 new COVID-19 cases among Games-related personnel

[ad_1] Poland’s medal hopeful Maliszewska tests positive Australian team member also in quarantine BEIJING, Jan 30 (Reuters) – Thirty-four new COVID-19 infections were detected among Olympics-related personnel, the Beijing 2022 Winter Games organising committee said on Sunday, including Poland’s short track medal hopeful Natalia Maliszewska. Of those, 13 were athletes or team officials who tested […]

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Free at-home COVID-19 tests available for select Illinois ZIP codes

Free at-home COVID-19 tests available for select Illinois ZIP codes

[ad_1] The Illinois Department of Public Health announced more free at-home COVID-19 tests are available to residents of 14 counties in the state. Locally, that includes ZIP codes 61345 and 61443 in Henry County. Effective Friday, a total of 225,000 were made available on a first-come, first-served basis to Illinoisans. The kits are being made […]

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Here’s what to know Jan. 30, 2022

Here’s what to know Jan. 30, 2022

[ad_1] DETROIT – Michigan reported 26,309 new cases of COVID-19 and 173 virus-related deaths Friday — an average of 13,154.5 cases over a two-day period. The deaths announced Friday include 121 identified during a Vital Records review. Friday’s update brings the total number of confirmed COVID cases in Michigan to 1,959,371, including 29,778 deaths. These […]

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COVID-19 update from UVA shows rise in pediatric cases

COVID-19 update from UVA shows rise in pediatric cases

[ad_1] CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) – As of January 28, there are 627 patients in the University of Virginia Medical Center: 111 patients have COVID-19, 30 of them are adults in the ICU, and nine children in the pediatric unit. “We are having our highest rates of pediatric patients who are in the hospital right now […]

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Protesters Rally in Ottawa to Demand End to Canada’s Covid-19 Vaccine Mandates

Protesters Rally in Ottawa to Demand End to Canada’s Covid-19 Vaccine Mandates

[ad_1] OTTAWA—Tens of thousands of protesters gathered Saturday outside Canada’s main parliament buildings, clogging up main arteries in the capital’s downtown, as they demanded Prime Minister Justin Trudeau rescind all economic restrictions and vaccine mandates tied to the Covid-19 pandemic. The protesters, organized by a group of truck drivers from across the country, have vowed […]

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Iron County Sheriff hospitalized, in critical condition with COVID-19 | St. Louis News Headlines

Iron County Sheriff hospitalized, in critical condition with COVID-19 | St. Louis News Headlines

[ad_1] IRON COUNTY (KMOV.com) — Iron County Sheriff Jeff Burkett is in critical condition after getting COVID-19, the Iron County Sheriff’s Office said in a statement Saturday. Burkett tested positive for the virus on Jan. 15. He showed signs of improvement but then developed double lung pneumonia and is now hospitalized in serious condition, the […]

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