In Covid-Era Travel Scam, Scammers Offer Fake Test Results

[ad_1] In many parts of the world, travelers are required to test negative for Covid-19 before boarding a flight, but a number of recent arrests suggest not all results will be genuine. Indonesian, French and British authorities say they have arrested suppliers of fake coronavirus tests. “As long as travel restrictions remain in place due … Read more

The latest news from the Bay Area on who can get the vaccine and where

[ad_1] Over the past two weeks, there has been a daily deluge of news – and frustration – about COVID-19 vaccinations, headlined this week by the establishment of mass vaccination sites in South Bay, East Bay and San Francisco. Providers have also expanded access to those most at risk of serious illness or death. The … Read more

Orange County reported 1,028 new cases and 30 new deaths as of February 5 – Orange County Register

[ad_1] The Orange County health care agency reported 1,028 new cases of the coronavirus on Friday, bringing the cumulative total in the county to 236,338 cases since follow-up began. The agency reported 30 new deaths, bringing the total number of people who died from the coronavirus to 3,279. The county also reported 1,233 patients at … Read more

COVID-19 measures public health of influenza season in the United States and around the world

[ad_1] Public health experts have braced for a “twindemia” as autumn approaches: a double threat from coronavirus and seasonal flu. But even as cold, dry weather has descended in the northern hemisphere and cases of COVID-19 have increased, the United States and the United Kingdom have experienced historically mild flu seasons. Between Oct. 1 and … Read more

Fecal transplants, made up of poop and microbes, showcased as promising new treatment for skin cancer patients

[ad_1] Fecal transplants, made up of droppings and microbes, could be used to help people with melanoma. AP Fecal transplants, made up of droppings and microbes, could be used to fight melanoma. The procedure involves transplanting healthy poop into the intestine of a patient with skin cancer. A study suggests that these transplants may help … Read more

Coronavirus cases drop in U.S. homes for the elderly and infirm

[ad_1] BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) – Coronavirus cases have plummeted in nursing homes and other long-term care facilities across the United States in recent weeks, offering a silver lining that health officials attribute to the start of vaccinations , post-peak vacation relief and better prevention, among other reasons. According to the COVID Tracking Project, more than … Read more

Vaccination expert accuses CDC of stealing idea of ​​COVID-19 tracking

[ad_1] A vaccination expert accuses the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and a company called Deloitte of stealing his ideas for a mass vaccination tracker. A cease-and-desist letter from August obtained by The New York Times shows Tiffany Tate, creator of the vaccine tracker PrepMod, is seeking $ 15 million in damages after … Read more

Is your vaccine card selfie a gift for scammers? May be

[ad_1] So you finally received a Covid-19 vaccine. Relieved, you take a picture of your vaccination record, showing your name and date of birth and the vaccine you had, and post it on social media. But some experts warn that the information on the celebration photo could make you vulnerable to identity theft or scams. … Read more