Health

‘You are not a horse. You are not a cow. – FDA urges people to stop taking drugs for COVID that are intended to deworm livestock

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[ad_1] The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has said it has received several reports of patients falsely attempting to treat COVID-19 with an ivermectin-based drug used to deworm livestock. The FDA says several people were hospitalized after taking this version of ivermectin and sent a tweet and corresponding message to highlight the situation. … Read more

Lee Health Welcomes FDA Approval of COVID-19 Vaccine | News, Sports, Jobs – FORT MYERS

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[ad_1] Larry Antonucci, CEO of Lee Health Full approval by the Food and Drug Administration of Pfizer-BioNTech’s coronavirus vaccine issued on Monday for those aged 16 and over was good news for Lee Health. The healthcare organization is near full capacity for its hospitals, with new records set every week for admitting COVID-19 patients. Lee … Read more

Los Angeles-area vaccine worker suffered hit-and-run; possibly intentional, according to officials

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[ad_1] A motorist may have intentionally struck a COVID-19 vaccination officer in a Los Angeles suburb over the weekend, authorities said, marking another violent incident linked to vaccination sites in the area. Witnesses told investigators a driver encountered signs at a clinic in Santa Clarita, north of downtown Los Angeles, around 4:30 p.m. Saturday, FOX … Read more

FDA grants full approval for Pfizer’s Covid vaccine

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[ad_1] The Food and Drug Administration has granted full approval to Pfizer-BioNTech’s two-dose vaccine on Monday for people aged 16 and over, making it the first Covid-19 vaccine to cross this latest regulatory hurdle. “The approval of this vaccine by the FDA is an important step as we continue to fight the Covid-19 pandemic,” Acting … Read more

Will Greece go on the red list in the next travel update? Why a change in amber is unlikely in the examination

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[ad_1] Holidaymakers planning to visit Greece, and those already there, face a nervous wait to see if the Mediterranean destination can maintain its place on the Amber List during the next traffic light review, scheduled for Wednesday. The holiday hotspot is amber, allowing for non-quarantine travel for fully vaccinated people, since overseas travel resumed in … Read more

Amarillo News | City of Amarillo, Texas

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[ad_1] AAMW vaccinates over 1,000 dogs Vaccines provided free of charge Next vaccination clinic scheduled for September 4 AMARILLO – In the space of a few hours on two consecutive Saturdays, the Department of Animal Management and Welfare of the City of Amarillo (AAMW) vaccinated – free of charge – more than 1,000 dogs at … Read more

Latest news | City of Lafayette, California

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[ad_1] The almost daily briefing Publication of press articles from local, regional and national media on topics of interest to the #LoveLafayette community LOCAL NEWS Who says there is no free lunch? AUHSD students will receive breakfast and lunch for free – The Acalanes Union school district on Monday announced an amendment to its policy … Read more

Another major pandemic is likely to occur this century, scientists warn

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[ad_1] An electronic notice board displays instructions on the train platform at Archives Station in Washington DC on March 25, 2020. Photo: Chip Somodevilla (Getty Images) Researchers warn that the next major pandemic may not be so far away. In a new article published on Monday, they estimate that a pandemic as deadly as covid-19 … Read more

New Year. New news. – NAU News

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[ad_1] NAU Communications would like to present the new and improved university newsletter, NAU magazine– the official source of information for Northern Arizona University. This update is more than just a new look, it’s a way to celebrate and educate our campus community through a variety of new features and updated classics. Meet the team … Read more