Haiti receives U.S.-donated COVID-19 vaccines through COVAX facility

COVID-19 sniffing dogs being deployed in Massachusetts

Starting today, a Massachusetts county will be turning to dogs to help fight COVID-19.

The Bristol County Sheriff’s office is adding a team of COVID-19 sniffing dogs to its force, a first for the country, CBS 4 WBZ reports.

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The big picture: Delta Variant Widens Gulf Between Vaccinated and Unvaccinated in U.S. and Overseas

 

Even as many Americans celebrate the apparent waning of the pandemic, the thrum of concern over the so-called Delta variant grows steadily louder.

The variant, the most contagious version yet of the coronavirus, accounts for more than half of new infections in the United States, federal health officials reported this month. The spread of the variant has prompted a vigorous new vaccination push from the Biden administration, and federal officials are planning to send medical teams to communities facing outbreaks that now seem inevitable.

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A quarter of unvaccinated U.S. young adults unlikely to get a COVID-19 shot--new study

COVID-19 deaths in Africa surge 43% week-on-week-- WHO

Vaccine deliveries to Asia increasing as delta variant hits region

Some countries defend mixing vaccines after WHO criticizes the booster strategy. List attached

It is theoretically possible for a fully vaccinated person to get long Covid. But doctors say that the risk appears insignificant.

The COVID-19 Symptoms Doctors Are Seeing The Most Right Now

More than a year into the coronavirus pandemic, experts have unraveled so many mysteries about how to treat the virus and prevent it. But at the same time, SARS-CoV-2 is always changing as new variants emerge. And accordingly, the ways in which the virus affects people seem to be shifting as well.

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U.S. Surgeon General Calls spread of COVID-19 Misinformation An 'Urgent Threat'

Child diseases on rise as COVID-19 slows routine vaccinations -U.N.

GENEVA, July 15 (Reuters) - Nearly 23 million children missed out on routine vaccinations last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the highest number in more than a decade, fuelling outbreaks of measles, polio and other preventable diseases, U.N. agencies said on Thursday.

Measles, one of the world's most contagious diseases, can be fatal to children under the age of five, especially in African and Asian countries with weak health systems, according to the World Health Organization. Polio can cripple a child for life.

The gap in global vaccination coverage has set up a "perfect storm", leaving more children vulnerable to infectious pathogens just as many countries ease COVID-19 restrictions, the WHO and U.N. Children's Fund said in an annual report.

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The difficult hunt for evaluating nursing home vaccinations

US overdose deaths hit record 93,000 in pandemic last year

EU says not all COVID vaccines equal for allowing visitors

Delta's rise in Europe prompts renewed restrictions and a caution to the U.S.

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