Mask inequities must be solved – The Appalachian

Mask inequities must be solved – The Appalachian

[ad_1] As the omicron variant storms through communities, N95 and KN95 masks, and COVID-19 tests are becoming harder and harder to find. Masks and testing remain the best line of defense against omicron but the vital supplies aren’t reaching lower income families and students. The uneven distribution can put marginalized groups in a dangerous situation. […]

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Senate Democrats call for DOJ crackdown on counterfeit masks

Senate Democrats call for DOJ crackdown on counterfeit masks

[ad_1] Senate Democrats are calling on the Department of Justice (DOJ) to crack down on the sale of counterfeit masks following reports that the faulty ones have been in circulation across the U.S. as the coronavirus pandemic drags on. Democratic Sens. Edward J. Markey (Mass.), Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth WarrenOvernight Health Care — Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine approved On The Money […]

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San Francisco Eases Indoor COVID Mask Regulations Amid Steady Decline In Omicron Cases – CBS San Francisco

San Francisco Eases Indoor COVID Mask Regulations Amid Steady Decline In Omicron Cases – CBS San Francisco

[ad_1] SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — As of Tuesday, if you are fully vaccinated and have gotten your booster shot, you can take off your mask when you go to the office or work out at your gym in San Francisco. With new omicron cases steadily declining and an overwhelming number of local residents fully […]

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Savannah’s mask mandate extends, mayor says city is in ‘4th quarter’ in fight against COVID

Savannah’s mask mandate extends, mayor says city is in ‘4th quarter’ in fight against COVID

[ad_1] SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — The City of Savannah has extended its mask mandate through February hoping it will help reduce transmission and pave the way for future events, Mayor Van Johnson said at a press conference Tuesday. “We’re in the fourth quarter and we are aiming to get past this,” Johnson said of the […]

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The latest COVID-19 news in Boston, Mass., New England, and beyond

The latest COVID-19 news in Boston, Mass., New England, and beyond

[ad_1] How patchy COVID data hampered the pandemic response — 9:04 a.m. On Friday, the Centers for Disease Control reported more than half a million new positive cases of COVID, a daily figure that serves as a crucial barometer for a nation muddling its way through the Omicron wave. But the actual number of new […]

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New York State Mask Mandate End Date in Flux Amid Court Battle – NBC New York

New York State Mask Mandate End Date in Flux Amid Court Battle – NBC New York

[ad_1] New York’s mask mandate will remain in effect while the state appeals a ruling from a lower court judge overturning it, an appellate panel of judges ruled Monday. The ruling from the four-judge panel followed an appeals court judge’s decision last week temporarily restoring it the day after the initial ruling overturning it. The state’s health commissioner […]

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Near Biden, Nobody Removes Masks … And Other Efforts To Keep Him Healthy

[ad_1] If you’re meeting with the president and you get thirsty, you’re out of luck — as a covid precaution, President Joe Biden is the only one who gets a glass of water. Other news about masks is from Colorado, California, the not-so-friendly skies and elsewhere. AP: All-Out Effort To Keep Biden COVID-Free; No ‘Normal’ […]

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Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse changing mask policy

Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse changing mask policy

[ad_1] by: Jordan Unger Posted: Feb 1, 2022 / 07:31 AM EST Updated: Feb 1, 2022 / 07:31 AM EST **Related Video Above: Mayor Bibb announced Cleveland vaccination initiative ahead of NBA All-Star weekend.** CLEVELAND (WJW) – Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse is changing its mask policy for guests. Starting Feb. 1, masks will be strongly recommended […]

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Covid-19: School's make-do attitude to mask mandate on first day back

Covid-19: School’s make-do attitude to mask mandate on first day back

[ad_1] Scott Hammond/Stuff Witherlea School deputy principal Phil Funnell welcomed the students as they were dropped off at the gate. “I don’t really mind wearing a mask, it’s not the best, but I know that it will keep us safe,” says Kate Morrison. The year 6 pupil epitomised the mood and make-do attitude at the […]

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