[ad_1] Reader Jack L. Schneider from Marquette submitted this image, writing: “I recently took this photo of a frog on my patio. I believe it is a Cope’s gray tree frog or some other type of gray tree frog. Apparently there are a few in our subdivision as others have seen and heard them. Did … Read more
[ad_1] When children are hospitalized with COVID-19 in the pediatric intensive care unit, their families face restrictions on being with their child and a sense of isolation, said Jacob Ferrin, RN at the primary hospital for children. “I’ve seen parents who have to sleep in the bathroom in the bedroom,” Ferrin said Thursday at a … Read more
[ad_1] Various events around the Valley are planned in memory of September 11: • AUSTINTOWN – 9 am Saturday at the Mahoning Valley 9/11 Memorial Park site on Raccoon Road. The service will feature speakers from the Austintown Police and Fire Department, and another speaker representing the United States military. • CANFIELD – Saturday at … Read more
[ad_1] Image by Getty Images / Futurism After enduring for months and months what seemed like an endless runny nose, a man from the Czech Republic finally got answers. It turns out the problem was deeper than he thought. The fluid that had flowed from his right nostril for nine straight months was not snot. … Read more
[ad_1] “Young children are at a higher risk of becoming infected now than at any time during the pandemic,” according to Dr. John Williams, chief of pediatric infectious diseases, UPMC Children’s Hospital in Pittsburgh. “Contrary to what many have heard, children get sick with COVID, and they can pass the virus on to family, friends … Read more
[ad_1] The “mu” variant made its way into Arizona, although the delta variant remains the dominant strain in the state. ASU’s Dr Joshua LaBaer tells us that this variant is currently an interesting variant, not a worrying variant. At least not yet. “We should be prepared at least to some extent for mu, but more … Read more
[ad_1] Pennsylvania State Senate Republicans held their first hearing in what they call a “Forensic investigation” in last year’s presidential election, a disappointing deal that Democrats say is nonetheless a continuation of a nationwide campaign to attack voting rights in the wake of the loss of former President Donald Trump. Republicans argue that the investigation … Read more
[ad_1] The Oregon Health Authority on Thursday announced 2,437 cases and 21 new deaths from COVID-19, with September shaping up to rival if not overtake August as one of the deadliest months in the pandemic. Oregon now has an average of 1,840 daily cases, down 21% from the summer peak, while the number of people … Read more
[ad_1] Andrea Johnson / DND Dusty Wald and his wife, Jill Wald, presented a steering committee recommendation to the Minot School Board on Thursday. The recommendation, which the board adopted, is to ask voters to fund a bond issue that will pay off a second 9-12 high school, renovate Magic City Campus to a 9-12 … Read more
[ad_1] Dr. Jeanette Brown, assistant professor of medicine and medical director of the COVID-19 Global Long-Haul Clinic, shares the long-term effects COVID-19 can have on patients in a virtual conference Thursday. (Screenshot) SALT LAKE CITY – Even though COVID-19 patients avoid serious illness, around 30% will still experience symptoms such as fatigue, heart problems and … Read more