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PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia health officials on Wednesday announced new COVID-19 response levels that will now tie the city’s mask and vaccine mandates to specific metrics. Under the new multi-tiered systems, city and health officials say they will stop enforcing certain mandates as COVID-19 metrics improve. Should the numbers worsen, officials say they will use the same system to determine when those mandates should be enforced again. Based on current metrics, officials announced on Wednesday that Philadelphia had reached a Masks Precautions Only level - meaning that the requirement to show proof of vaccination at indoor dining establishments that serve food for onsite consumption was dropped, effective immediately. Philadelphia’s Department of Public Health will focus on four key metrics to guide decisions on mandates and restrictions. The metrics include average new cases per day, number of hospitalizations, percent of tests reported as positive, and the rate of change of new cases. City officials say tying their response to these metrics will help the public understand why the city is enforcing specific mandates, as well as what needs to happen in order the enforcement to stop. Philadelphia’s COVID-19 website will be updated to included detailed breakdowns of the four key metrics.On Wednesday, Philadelphia health Commissioner Dr.

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Quebec premier says announcement about COVID-19 vaccine passport could come Tuesday

Ontario to end COVID proof of vaccination March 1, mask mandate to remain in place Legault said he still needs approval from public health officials before loosening the requirement to show proof of vaccination.“We want to remove most of the measures, but we have to be careful because of the hospital situation,” he said.

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Prince Harry & Meghan Markle Speak Out About COVID Misinformation on Spotify

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are speaking out to Spotify.

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Ongoing concerns about COVID-19 deaths in long-term care homes

While the worst of the Omicron variant and the COVID-19 pandemic itself might seem to be behind us, the situation in long-term care homes is still serious. Jordan Armstrong has the details and the criticism of how the B.C.

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The World Health Organization and Wikimedia Foundation expand access to trusted information about COVID-19 on Wikipedia

The World Health Organization (WHO) and the Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit that administers Wikipedia, announced today a collaboration to expand the public’s access to the latest and most reliable information about COVID-19.

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West Vancouver parents demand more information about COVID-19 school exposures

COVID-19 exposures in schools.In an open letter to provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry and Vancouver Coastal Health Chief Medical Health Officer Dr.

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Kellyanne Conway Lied To Her Daughter About COVID Test Results — And Got Her Infected?!

We’ve come to expect the worst from this president’s cronies, but this… this might be a new low.

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Trump Leaves Hospital in Car to Greet Supporters, Says He's "Learned A Lot" About COVID-19

President Donald Trump briefly left the military hospital where he is being treated for COVID-19, riding in a vehicle to greet supporters gathered outside. Trump departed the hospital in an armored SUV and remained in the vehicle as he drove past a flag-waving and cheering crowd outside Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

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Coronavirus: Trump says he’s ‘learned a lot’ about COVID-19

U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday released another video on Twitter providing an update on his health, saying he’s getting “great reports” from doctors.

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US election 2020: Many people concerned about COVID-19 risk

If you would like to check your registration status or register to vote, we have added some useful links at the bottom of this article.Healthline Media commissioned the Harris Poll to conduct the survey. It took place online — between September 9 and September 11, 2020 — and a total of 2,059 U.S.

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To isolate or not? Alberta Health aims to clarify confusion about COVID-19 symptoms in K-12 students

main webpage of its K to 12 school re-entry guidance and plan.Alberta Health said the information is not new, adding it was released as part of the safe school relaunch but it is now just easier to find. Coronavirus: What schools in Alberta have COVID-19 outbreaks In point form, the list shows which symptoms require isolation and which do not.

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Coverage about COVID-19 in Facilities

AP (9/26) reports that nursing homes in New Hampshire “will be in charge of testing their staff for the coronavirus starting next month.” The state Department of Health and Human Services “has been operating a surveillance testing program in long term care facilities, but in mid-October will start transitioning that to individual facilities, Commissioner Lori Shibinette said last week.” The state “is recommending facilities test all staff during the same week once a month, and then every other week test 10% of staff chosen at random.” It took five years and a worldwide pandemic to make it happen, but state lawmakers Thursday approved a bill that would require a minimum number of frontline nursing home workers on every shift.

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What Warehousing Workers Need to Know about COVID-19

symptoms) caused by a virus (SARS-COV-2).COVID-19 can sometimes cause serious complications. People at increased risk for severe illness include:COVID-19 is a new disease and we are still learning about it.

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New York Post (8/24, Nelson) report, “The Trump administration will unveil mandatory coronavirus testing and reporting rules for nursing homes this week to prevent a recurrence of the tragic death toll in New York, The Post has learned.” The “rules require that nursing homes offer tests to patients if anyone in the facility contracts COVID-19 or exhibits symptoms.

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New York Times (8/16, Silver-Greenberg, Drucker) reports, “Nursing homes have been the center of America’s coronavirus pandemic, with more than 62,000 residents and staff dying from Covid-19 at nursing homes and other long-term care facilities, about 40 percent of the country’s virus fatalities.” Now, this “lightly regulated industry is campaigning in Washington for federal help that could increase its profits.” Some of the nation’s “largest nursing-home companies – including those with long histories of safety violations and misusing public funds – have assembled a fleet of lobbyists, many with close ties to the Trump administration.” For instance, “TL Management has hired four lobbyists,” including “Emily Hargan, whose husband is a top

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Reuters (8/11, Chander) reports, “Nursing home residents on kidney dialysis had roughly three times the rate of COVID-19 compared to those not receiving treatment, U.S. health researchers found in a study of a Maryland facility.” About “47% of residents receiving dialysis had positive test results for COVID-19, compared to 16% not receiving dialysis, researchers reported in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report on Tuesday.” Furthermore, “the 30-day hospitalization rate and mortality were significantly higher among COVID-19 patients receiving dialysis.” The Detroit Free Press (8/11, Rahman) reports “employees at 17 nursing homes across metro Detroit will go on strike Aug.

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Deputy Chief Medical Officer press conference about COVID-19 on 12 July 2020

NICK COATSWORTH: Good afternoon everybody. Dr Nick Coatsworth with today’s update oncoronavirus disease in Australia.

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Deputy Chief Medical Officer press conference about COVID-19 on 11 July 2020

NICK COATSWORTH:Good Afternoon, everybody. Dr Nick Coatsworth with today's update on COVID-19 in Australia.

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Misericordia Hospital medical director speaks about COVID-19 outbreak

The Misericordia Hospital has shut its doors to incoming patients as it works to stop the spread of COVD-19. Five patient deaths are linked to the outbreak.

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Q and A with medical director of Edmonton’s Misericordia Hospital about COVID-19 outbreak

continues to remain under full facility outbreak due to COVID-19, and an outbreak investigation task force involving Alberta Health Services, the Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health and Covenant Health has been put into place.Edmonton’s Misericordia Hospital on ‘full facility outbreak’ due to COVID-19On Friday, Global News spoke with Dr. Robert Black, the hospital’s medical director.

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Deputy Chief Medical Officer press conference about COVID-19 on 9 July 2020

DR NICK COATSWORTH: Today I can report that here have been 9,059 cases of coronavirus disease diagnosed in Australia to date, with 182 cases newly confirmed to 12 noon today.Going through the jurisdictions that have reported new cases: in the Australian Capital Territory, 1 new case was reported today, which was linked to the cases that were reported yesterday.In New South Wales, there have been 13 new cases reported; 11 of those were overseas-acquired and diagnosed whilst in hotel quarantine, 1 was acquired interstate, and 1 was contact of a known case.In Victoria, 165 new cases have been diagnosed; 30 were locally acquired, and 135 are currently under investigation.In Western Australia, 3 new cases were diagnosed; all of them were

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New York Times (7/8, Ferré-Sadurní, Harris) reports the effort to make sense of New York’s high nursing home death toll amid the pandemic has “become politically charged, with Republican lawmakers using the deaths to try to undermine” Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D).

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Deputy Chief Medical Officer press conference about COVID-19 on 8 July 2020

NICK COATSWORTH: Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to today's coronavirus update. I can report that as of 1:30pm today, a total of 8886 people have been diagnosed with COVID-19 in Australia, and tragically, 106 people have lost their lives to coronavirus disease.

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Deputy Chief Medical Officer doorstop about COVID-19

MICHAEL KIDD:As at 12 noon today, 8462 people have been reported as COVID-19 positive. Sadly, one person lost their life to COVID-19 in Victoria yesterday, and we've just received a report of a second death in Victoria today.

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Infectious disease specialist on staying vigilant about COVID-19 in Phase 2

In this month’s Ask The Expert, Dr. Craig Jenne — an infectious disease specialist at the University of Calgary — explains why it’s important to continue to keep your guard up about COVID-19 even as the province allows more things to reopen as part of Phase 2.

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Wall Street Journal (6/11, Mathews, Subscription Publication) reports some nursing home say PPE they’ve received from the government is unusable, such as plastic gowns that don’t meet certain requirements for infection control. Kaiser Health News (6/11, Rau) reports, “Around the country, nursing homes trying to protect their residents from the coronavirus eagerly await boxes of masks, eyewear and gowns promised by the federal government.” However, “all too often the packages deliver disappointment – if they arrive at all.” Some of the packages “contain flimsy surgical masks or cloth face coverings that are explicitly not intended for medical use,” while “others are missing items or have far less than the full week’s worth of

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Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer press conference about COVID-19 on 14 June 2020

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What we still don’t know about COVID-19

The fight against COVID-19 began at the end of 2019, when the novel coronavirus that causes the illness known as COVID-19 was first reported in Wuhan China. Since then the virus has spread to many countries leading to more than 7.5 million cases.

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An analysis in the Arizona Republic (5/28, McGlade) reports long-term care facilities will “likely need to stockpile personal protective equipment, increase staffing and alter the way residents and visitors interact.” Fundamentally, “some say, nursing homes specifically will also have to regain trust from families of their COVID-19 death toll.” In the long-term, many facilities “may even weather a campaign to drive fewer federal dollars to nursing homes and more to other types of care.” However, “critics and frustrated families [interviewed] by the Republic said they expect people will continue to rely on nursing homes.”

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Consumers more cautious about covid-19 frauds, but it might not be enough

Fraudsters are known to make the most of vulnerabilities, and they have seized the opportunity presented by the crisis in the wake of the pandemic. Digital payments industry reports show that cases of fraud and phishing are on the rise since the covid-19 hit.

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‘I wouldn’t worry as much about COVID-19 as making sure you have a hurricane plan,’ former FEMA director says

ORLANDO, Fla. – Florida’s hurricane season is already proving to be an active one, with two named storms popping up during the coronavirus pandemic and before the official June 1 start of the season.

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American Medical Association cautions physicians, public about COVID-19 antibody test limitations

CHICAGO - The American Medical Association is issuing guidance to help physicians and the public understand the potential uses and limitations of antibody testing for COVID-19.

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Inside the ICU: What staff at a Toronto hospital have learned about COVID-19

Ray Gentle was feeling ill and resting at home when he collapsed.

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What Alberta is learning about COVID-19 as cases continue to mount

Dr. Deena Hinshaw announced 218 new cases of COVID and three new deaths on Friday, and also shared common trends the province is noticing about who the virus hits the hardest. Julia Wong has the details.

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Dr. Hinshaw discusses what the province has learned about COVID-19

Alberta’s Dr. Deena Hinshaw discusses what the province has learned since the first case of COVID-19 was detected.

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What School Nutrition Professionals and Volunteers at Schools Need to Know about COVID-19

is a respiratory illness caused by a virus called SARS-CoV-2. Symptoms often include a fever, cough, or shortness of breath, or at least two of these: fever, chills, repeated shaking with chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, or new loss of taste and smell. Our understanding of how the virus spreads is evolving as we learn more about it, so check the CDC website for the latest information. The virus is thought to spread mainly from person-to-person:

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Coronavirus: How does Warren Buffett feel about Covid-19 crisis?

Warren Buffett is about to share his views for the first time since the crisis began. Is he still bullish on America?

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What Airport Retail or Food Service Workers Need to Know about COVID-19

is a respiratory illness caused by a virus called SARS-CoV-2. Symptoms often include a fever, cough or shortness of breath. Our understanding of how the virus spreads is evolving as we learn more about it, so check the CDC website for the latest information. The virus is thought to spread mainly from person-to-person:

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What Mail and Parcel Delivery Drivers Need to Know about COVID-19

is a respiratory illness caused by a virus called SARS-CoV-2. Symptoms often include a fever, cough, or shortness of breath. Our understanding of how the virus spreads is evolving as we learn more about it, so check the CDC website for the latest information. The virus is thought to spread mainly from person to person:

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What Airline Catering Kitchen Workers Need to Know about COVID-19

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Ofcom brands This Morning's Eamonn Holmes' comments "ill-judged" following complaints about Covid-19 segment

This Morning host Eamonn Holmes' recent comments regarding coronavirus somehow being linked to 5G have been branded "ill-judged" by broadcasting regulator Ofcom.

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Chrissy Teigen Vents About COVID-19 Anxiety & Reveals Insomnia Struggles Over A Bowl Of Ramen At 5AM

Poor Chrissy Teigen!

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You asked, we’re answering: 5 things you want to know about COVID-19

We recently put out an article in which the World Health Organization addressed some COVID-19-related “rumors” making their way around the internet and social media.

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Talking to your kids about COVID-19

Psychologist Syras Derksen shares his advice on how to talk to your kids about COVID-19.

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Hinshaw sends a message to younger Albertans about COVID-19

Dr. Deena Hinshaw issues a message to younger Albertans on how best they can help during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Answering your kids’ questions about COVID-19

Global National’s Jeff Semple answers some questions from children surrounding COVID-19.

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World Health Organization weighs in on facts, myths about COVID-19

There is a lot of information coming out each day about the novel coronavirus COVID-19, but amid the pandemic, there are also a lot of myths.

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'Don't think this won't touch you' - Pastor's appeal about Covid-19

A pastor in Northern Ireland left struggling to breathe by coronavirus said it had sucked the life out of his lungs.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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