COVID variant Mu: where is it spreading? Do vaccines work? What you need to know about the new strain of coronavirus

[ad_1] The Mu variant, also known as B.1.621, is a strain of the COVID-19 virus that was initially discovered in Colombia in January 2021, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). The WHO declared the strain a “variant of interest” and named it Mu on August 30, 2021. Scientists say variant is worth watching due … Read more

Kentucky hospital pushed to its limits as state becomes new Covid-19 hotspot

[ad_1] The 66-year-old great-grandmother from Olive Hill, Ky. Said she and her husband discussed the vaccine, but continued to postpone it and ultimately decided not to. She couldn’t explain why. Middleton spoke to CNN on Wednesday as she was receiving a high flow of oxygen, saying she believed she caught Covid-19 from her granddaughter who … Read more

Betty J. Baldwin | News, Sports, Jobs

[ad_1] Burnt Hills – Betty J. Baldwin, 86, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, September 7, 2021. Betty was born on February 10, 1935 in Gloversville, NY. Daughter of the late Julius and Blanche (Talon) Rieth. Betty attended Gloversville High School and after graduating began working as a secretary at GE in Schenectady. She worked until … Read more

“They are on the backs of the people who took the vaccine”: Miami doctor refuses to treat unvaccinated patients

[ad_1] A doctor from Florida is making his position clear on the COVID-19 vaccine: get vaccinated or you cannot be treated in person at the office. According to the Miami Herald, Dr Linda Marraccini has sent mass email to the 3,000 patients she and her brother John Marraccini treat in their practice. The email explosion … Read more

Observations on the agricultural economy – August 2021 • Farm Policy News

[ad_1] On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve released its Beige Book August 2021 update, a summary of comments on current economic conditions by the Federal Reserve District. The report included several observations regarding the American agricultural economy. Chart of Fed Districts from “The Beige Book”. * Sixth District – Atlanta– “Agricultural conditions have remained mixed. Widespread … Read more

9 new COVID-19 deaths, 5,777 new cases

[ad_1] The Minnesota Department of Health reported on Wednesday: Nine new deaths from COVID-19 * 5,777 newly reported positive COVID-19 tests * * Data released on Wednesday, September 8 includes data from 4 a.m. on Friday, September 3 to 4 a.m. on Tuesday, September 7. Additionally, MDH said: More than 6.25 million COVID-19 vaccines have … Read more

Observations on the agricultural economy – August 2021 • Farm Policy News

[ad_1] On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve released its Beige Book August 2021 update, a summary of comments on current economic conditions by the Federal Reserve District. The report included several observations regarding the American agricultural economy. Chart of Fed Districts from “The Beige Book”. * Sixth District – Atlanta– “Agricultural conditions have remained mixed. Widespread … Read more

Michigan reports 2,447 new cases and 51 deaths through Wednesday, September 8

[ad_1] There were 2,447 new confirmed cases of coronavirus and 51 confirmed deaths from COVID-19 reported on Wednesday, September 8. Of the new deaths, 10 were identified during a review of death certificates, conducted three times per week, and the number of cases represents new referrals of confirmed cases to the Michigan Disease Surveillance System … Read more

When do black bears have cubs?

[ad_1] As part of a new to study, researchers at North Carolina State University and the NC Wildlife Resources Commission documented that female black bears (american bear) living within the mountain city limits of Asheville, North Carolina, were taller than expected shortly after their first birthday. These young black bears averaged nearly 100 pounds, almost … Read more

This vaccine will soon “become obsolete”, according to an expert

[ad_1] The race to see which company would finish creating a COVID vaccine and obtain emergency use authorization first was tight. Pfizer’s COVID vaccine was finally the first approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for emergency use in the United States on December 11 – it was fully approved on August … Read more