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As winter COVID surge begins, 74 percent of Americans say their lives have returned to 'normal' --Poll

Tue, 2021-11-23 10:29 — mike kraft
Poll: As winter COVID surge begins, 74 percent of Americans say their lives have returned to 'normal' As the coronavirus pandemic enters its 21st month in the United States, most Americans now characterize their own lives as either "very normal" (21 percent) or "somewhat normal" (53 percent), considering “the impact of COVID-19.” YahooNews
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Most Americans to celebrate holiday with those outside immediate households: poll

Tue, 2021-11-23 10:25 — mike kraft
Axios-Ipsos poll: Americans are ready to play COVID roulette for Thanksgiving Vaccinations and boosters are giving people more confidence to share Thanksgiving with unvaccinated family and friends. Margaret Talev Axios
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How COVID shots for kids help prevent dangerous new variants

Mon, 2021-11-22 19:26 — mike kraft
How COVID shots for kids help prevent dangerous new variants Cadell Walker rushed to get her 9-year-old daughter Solome vaccinated against COVID-19 — not just to protect her but to help stop the coronavirus from spreading and spawning even more dangerous variants. “Love thy neighbor is something that we really do believe, and we want to be good community members and want to model that thinking for our daughter,” said the 40-year-old Louisville mom, who recently took Solome to a local middle school for her shot.
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Climate Change: overview of related provisions of House-passed Build Back Better legislation

Mon, 2021-11-22 12:09 — mike kraft
Build Back Better and American Climate Leadership If we, once again, kick the “climate can” down the road, we should be prepared for the road to be flooded, washed away, covered in debris, and possibly surrounded by burning forests. Steve Cohen State of the Planet
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ANALYSIS :COVID Vaccines for kids will raise the VAX rates for some states to 70%

Mon, 2021-11-22 11:32 — mike kraft
A Verywell Report: What Will COVID Vaccination Rates Look Like by the End of the Year? With shots being doled out to kids and teens, U.S. vaccination rates are expected to hit 65%, with a dozen states likely to top 70%. Claire Bugos Verywell Health
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Analysis: The Financial Effects and Consequences of COVID-19 on Americans

Mon, 2021-11-22 11:10 — mike kraft
Financial Effects and Consequences of COVID-19 This Viewpoint reviews the US government’s apt financial response to patients and health care institutions during the COVID-19 pandemic, programs that are about to sunset, and reviews how the removal of those programs could devastate low-income families and health care institutions. JAMA_current

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Politics: Republican officials embrace natural immunity as substitute for vaccines

Mon, 2021-11-22 10:45 — mike kraft
GOP embraces natural immunity as substitute for vaccines TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Republicans fighting President Joe Biden's coronavirus vaccine mandates are wielding a new weapon against the White House rules: natural immunity. They contend that people who have recovered from the virus have enough immunity and antibodies to not need COVID-19 vaccines, and the concept has been invoked by Republicans as a sort of stand-in for vaccines. AP NEWS
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COVID-19 in pregnancy increases dangers of stillbirths --study

Fri, 2021-11-19 18:57 — mike kraft
Research links COVID-19 in pregnancy with stillbirths Pregnant women with COVID-19 face increased chances for stillbirths compared with uninfected women, and that risk spiked to four times higher after the delta variant emerged, new government data show. AP NEWS

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What Is Driving the Decline in Americans' Willingness to Take the COVID-19 Vaccine? --study

Fri, 2021-11-19 17:18 — mike kraft
What Is Driving the Decline in People’s Willingness to Take the COVID-19 Vaccine in the United States? Over the past few months, there has been an indisputable decline in the number of people in the US who say they plan to get the vaccine for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) when one becomes available.
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Prominent scientist who said lab-leak theory of covid-19 origin should be probed now believes evidence points to Wuhan market

Fri, 2021-11-19 11:17 — mike kraft
Prominent scientist who said lab-leak theory of covid-19 origin should be probed now believes evidence points to Wuhan market Paper in the journal Science argues that first cases point directly to viral spread from animals, not a ‘lab leak’ Joel Achenbach Washington Post
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