Best Topics

all Canada covid-19 pandemic vaccine

Today news

Kate Middleton

The same in other media

‘Short-term instability’ remains despite good news on Canada’s vaccine supply: Ontario government

30.03 - 23:29

Real-world data shows Pfizer, Moderna vaccines highly effective after just 1 shot

30.03 - 17:11

Why does AstraZeneca vaccine guidance keep changing? Experts weigh in

30.03 - 07:53

A look at how Canada approved 5 COVID-19 vaccines in under a year

28.03 - 14:36

COMMENTARY: Why we also need a mental health ‘vaccine’ for COVID-19

28.03 - 14:03

Canada says Oxford covid vaccines safe but adds blood clot warning

25.03 - 07:19

Why is Canada’s COVID-19 vaccine supply so precarious?

Canada covid-19 pandemic vaccine

12.03.2021 - 05:07

Reading now: 421

globalnews.ca:

After one year of the COVID-19 pandemic, many Canadians are eager to get vaccinated, and for post-pandemic life. But as Heather Yourex-West explains, Canada’s vaccine rollout faces hurdles that could delay the immunization rollout.

Read more on globalnews.ca

All news from globalnews.ca

The website covid-19.rehab is an aggregator of news from open sources. The source is indicated at the beginning and at the end of the announcement. You can send a complaint on the news if you find it unreliable.

AstraZeneca vaccine can now be used on seniors in Canada, NACI says - globalnews.ca - Canada

17.03.2021 / 04:57

AstraZeneca vaccine can now be used on seniors in Canada, NACI says

The AstraZeneca vaccine can now be used on Canadians 65 and older. So what does that mean for Albertans previously prioritized for that particular vaccine? Morgan Black reports.

Canada vaccine

Su Ling Goh - Health Matters: Why obesity is a COVID-19 vaccination priority - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 04:57

Health Matters: Why obesity is a COVID-19 vaccination priority

Health Matters March 16: Alberta is the third province to include severe obesity on its COVID-19 vaccination priority list. As Su-Ling Goh reports, experts and advocates are applauding the move, and hoping more provinces will follow suit.

Su Ling Goh covid-19 vaccine

B.C. pharmacies wonder why they’re not part of mass vaccination - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 04:57

B.C. pharmacies wonder why they’re not part of mass vaccination

B.C.’s pharmacies are asking why they’re not a part of the province’s mass vaccination process, saying they could speed up the schedule. Richard Zussman reports.

vaccine

COVID-19 outbreak prompts closure of elementary school in east end Montreal - globalnews.ca - Canada

17.03.2021 / 04:57

COVID-19 outbreak prompts closure of elementary school in east end Montreal

COVID-19.In a news release, the board says the closure is a precautionary measure, based on recommendations issued by Montreal public health authorities. Province announces easing of COVID-19 measures, predicts all Quebecers vaccinated by June 24 While the school is closed, online classes are being offered starting March 18.

Canada covid-19 coronavirus news Coronavirus

Adrian Dix - Why is B.C. one of the few provinces not using pharmacies for COVID-19 vaccinations? - globalnews.ca - Britain - Canada

17.03.2021 / 04:57

Why is B.C. one of the few provinces not using pharmacies for COVID-19 vaccinations?

The head of one of Canada’s largest pharmacy companies is asking the B.C.

Adrian Dix Britain Canada vaccine pharmacy Coronavirus

Keith Baldrey - COVID-19 variants of concern in B.C. - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 04:57

COVID-19 variants of concern in B.C.

Keith Baldrey on COVID-19 variants of concern, and one troublesome uptick in cases.

Keith Baldrey covid-19

Apple adds covid-19 vaccination locations to Maps app and Siri - livemint.com - India - city Boston

17.03.2021 / 04:25

Apple adds covid-19 vaccination locations to Maps app and Siri

Apple Inc. on Tuesday started highlighting places that offer Covid-19 vaccinations in its Maps app and Siri.The locations appear in Maps when a user goes to the search bar.

India city Boston covid-19 vaccine epidemiologist

Delhi reports first case with South African variant of Covid-19 virus - livemint.com - India - Britain - South Africa - city Delhi

17.03.2021 / 04:25

Delhi reports first case with South African variant of Covid-19 virus

South Africa variant of the novel coronavirus.The 33-year-old Covid-19 patient, who has tested positive for the South African variant of the virus causing the disease, is currently admitted at LNJP Hospital in the national capital.He was brought to the hospital about a week ago and has been kept isolated in a separate unit, according to a PTI report.The LNJP Hospital had earlier also admitted people who had been found positive for UK strain of Covid-19, and after their treatment about two such patients had remained till February end, a senior doctor had earlier said."He is kept in a very different isolation area and was brought here about a week ago and then tested.

India Britain South Africa city Delhi virus covid-19

Faith leaders get COVID-19 shot to curb vaccine reluctance - clickorlando.com - Usa - India - county Pacific - Washington - city Washington

clickorlando.com

17.03.2021 / 04:21

Faith leaders get COVID-19 shot to curb vaccine reluctance

WASHINGTON – More than two dozen clergy members from the capital region rolled up their sleeves inside the Washington National Cathedral and got vaccinated against the coronavirus Tuesday in a camera-friendly event designed to encourage others to get their own COVID-19 shots.

Usa India county Pacific Washington city Washington covid-19 vaccine

Scott Morrison - Australia gives COVID-19 shots to virus-hit Papua New Guinea - clickorlando.com - Australia - Eu - city Canberra - Papua New Guinea

clickorlando.com

17.03.2021 / 04:21

Australia gives COVID-19 shots to virus-hit Papua New Guinea

CANBERRA – Australia will send COVID-19 vaccines from its own supply to its near-neighbor Papua New Guinea and will ask AstraZeneca to send more to try to contain a concerning wave of infections, Australia's prime minister said Wednesday.

Scott Morrison Australia Eu city Canberra Papua New Guinea covid-19 vaccine infection

Canada adds 2,821 new coronavirus cases as total infections top 915K - globalnews.ca - Canada

17.03.2021 / 04:07

Canada adds 2,821 new coronavirus cases as total infections top 915K

coronavirus, health officials said Tuesday, pushing the total number of infections in the country to 915,873.Provincial health authorities also said 24 more people have died after contracting COVID-19, meaning to date, the virus has claimed 22,519 lives in Canada. Have COVID-19 variants pushed Canada into a third wave of the pandemic? In a series of tweets on Tuesday, Canada’s chief medical health officer Dr.

Canada covid-19 coronavirus news Coronavirus Infections

Donald Trump - Maria Bartiromo - Trump urges supporters to get coronavirus vaccine, but adds ‘we have our freedoms’ - globalnews.ca - Usa

17.03.2021 / 04:07

Trump urges supporters to get coronavirus vaccine, but adds ‘we have our freedoms’

Donald Trump on Tuesday publicly urged his supporters to get vaccinated against COVID-19 — even those who “don’t want to get it.”Yet in the same phone conversation with Fox News host Maria Bartiromo, Trump acknowledged that the “freedoms” of those vaccine-hesitant Americans should still be respected. It would be ‘very helpful’ if Trump advised supporters to get COVID-19 vaccine: Fauci “I would recommend it, and I would recommend it to a lot of people who don’t want to get it, and a lot of those people voted for me,” Trump said when asked if he would urge Bartiromo’s audience to get vaccinated.“But again, we have our freedoms and we have to live by that, and I agree with that also.”"It's a great vaccine.

Donald Trump Maria Bartiromo Usa covid-19 Coronavirus

Coronavirus: Luther College moves learning online amid COVID-19 outbreak - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 04:07

Coronavirus: Luther College moves learning online amid COVID-19 outbreak

Luther College is shutting down for a couple weeks after two students tested positive for COVID-19.Marc Jerry, the President of Luther College, received word on Tuesday morning from the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) about the outbreak. He added the institution’s primary concern for the safety of all their students and employees.“Given large infection rates in Regina and the incidents of variants, we made the decision to send everybody home to remote learning,” said Jerry.

covid-19 outbreak Coronavirus

Donald Trump - Trump says he recommends to supporters to get the COVID-19 vaccine - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 04:07

Trump says he recommends to supporters to get the COVID-19 vaccine

Former president Donald Trump appeared on Fox News on Tuesday evening where he stated that he would recommend getting the COVID-19 vaccine as well as to those who don’t want to get the vaccine. He added that he also agrees with people having their freedom to choose not so as well.

Donald Trump covid-19 recommendations vaccine

Donald Trump - Trump says he recommends supporters get the COVID-19 vaccine - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 04:07

Trump says he recommends supporters get the COVID-19 vaccine

Former president Donald Trump appeared on Fox News on Tuesday evening where he stated that he would recommend getting the COVID-19 vaccine to those who don’t want to get the shot.

Donald Trump covid-19 recommendations vaccine

No new COVID-19 community cases; 3 cases in managed isolation - health.govt.nz - Iran - Singapore - Usa - county Day - Uae

17.03.2021 / 03:35

No new COVID-19 community cases; 3 cases in managed isolation

There are no new COVID-19 cases to report in the community.

Iran Singapore Usa county Day Uae testing isolate

Tinder giving free COVID-19 tests to users so they can meet up safely - fox29.com

17.03.2021 / 03:29

Tinder giving free COVID-19 tests to users so they can meet up safely

Tinder wants to get its users back to in-person dating -- as long as it’s safe. The dating app announced Tuesday that it will be giving away 1,000 free COVID-19 tests to 500 Tinder matches so they can safely meet in person. For its giveaway, Tinder has partnered with Everlywell, a company that makes at-home tests -- including a mail-in COVID-19 Test Home Collection Kit, which typically sells for $109, according to the website.Tinder logo. (Match Group)RELATED: At-home rapid COVID-19 testing kits could soon arriveAccording to the announcement, more than 40% of Tinder users under the age of 30 said they hadn’t met up with a match in person in October last year.

covid-19 testing Coronavirus

Mike Le-Couteur - Canada now recommends Oxford-AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine for people over 65 - globalnews.ca - Canada

17.03.2021 / 03:17

Canada now recommends Oxford-AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine for people over 65

The National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI) now says Oxford-AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine is safe and effective for people aged 65 and over in Canada, reversing its initial advice on the shot.

Mike Le-Couteur Canada covid-19 recommendations vaccine

Should Canadians be worried about Oxford-AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine? - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 03:17

Should Canadians be worried about Oxford-AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine?

As more countries suspend using the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine over concerns about blood clots, some Canadians are hesitant to get this shot. Global National’s Dawna Friesen speaks with infectious diseases physician Dr.

covid-19 vaccine

Expert group warns third COVID-19 wave is now underway in Ontario - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

17.03.2021 / 03:17

Expert group warns third COVID-19 wave is now underway in Ontario

As coronavirus variants fuel a surge of COVID-19 cases in Ontario, health experts there warn the province is experiencing its third wave. Heather Yourex-West looks at how other parts of the country are faring.

county Ontario covid-19 experts Coronavirus Waves

TSA looks to disinfect airport bins with ultraviolet lights to prevent COVID-19 spread - fox29.com - city Washington - county Reagan - Washington, county Reagan

17.03.2021 / 03:15

TSA looks to disinfect airport bins with ultraviolet lights to prevent COVID-19 spread

A TSA officer uses one of the UV-C bin disinfecting units that is undergoing an assessment at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport .(Credit: TSA) WASHINGTON - As the airline industry awaits a return to normal for travel, the Transportation Security Administration wants to add another layer of protection for passengers against COVID-19. On Tuesday, the agency unveiled new technology that uses ultraviolet lighting to disinfect airport bins at security checkpoints in hopes of preventing the spread of the coronavirus and other viruses. TSA’s Innovation Task Force is spearheading the effort. Director J.

city Washington county Reagan Washington, county Reagan covid-19 disinfect travelers

‘Covid pandemic has resulted in valuations higher than in 2008’ - livemint.com - Japan - Usa - India - Spain

17.03.2021 / 03:01

‘Covid pandemic has resulted in valuations higher than in 2008’

₹2.33 trillion, largely belonging to 6,740 families.The company, which started in 2008, is the only pure wealth management firm listed on the stock exchanges, with a market cap of around ₹10,300 crore.Mint spoke to the two senior wealth management professionals on the equity and bond markets and the emerging trends among high networth investors.Edited excerpts:What is your outlook on equity valuations?Anirudha Taparia: The entire world, from Europe to the US to Japan, has been printing money. The last time the world saw a crisis like this was during the Spanish flu.

Japan Usa India Spain pandemic crisis Coronavirus

Province announces easing of COVID-19 measures, predicts all Quebecers vaccinated by June 24 - globalnews.ca - Britain - Canada

17.03.2021 / 02:53

Province announces easing of COVID-19 measures, predicts all Quebecers vaccinated by June 24

COVID-19 measures, including pushing back the overnight curfew to 9:30 p.m. in red zones.The 8 p.m.

Britain Canada covid-19 coronavirus news Coronavirus

Alberta Covid - Volunteers bring seniors flowers amid COVID-19 pandemic: ‘A little bit of hope’ - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 02:53

Volunteers bring seniors flowers amid COVID-19 pandemic: ‘A little bit of hope’

COVID-19 pandemic, there are finally signs of hope for many Calgary seniors.Along with the continuing vaccine rollout, seniors are also seeing some surprise spring beauty thanks to some hard-working volunteers.Alice Lam, leader of a volunteer group called Vollyapp.com, arrived with a bit of that beauty Tuesday morning at the Clifton Manor care home in southeast Calgary.“We have 10 bouquets today that we’re going to be donating,” Lam said as she walked toward the building carrying an armload of flowers. Pandemic planting: What you can do now to prepare for gardening season Hope Harrison was among the Clifton Manor residents who received a bouquet of carnations and chrysanthemums.“It’s pretty wonderful,” Harrison said.

Alberta Covid pandemic Coronavirus Flowers

COVID-19 guidelines still in place even on St. Patrick’s Day, Guelph officials say - globalnews.ca - county Day - city London, county Day

17.03.2021 / 02:53

COVID-19 guidelines still in place even on St. Patrick’s Day, Guelph officials say

St. Patrick’s Day as a precautionary measure, but the hope is that residents are using common sense given that we are still in a pandemic.Spokesperson Scott Tracey said the service is hopeful that the community continues to follow all public health guidelines when it comes to COVID-19.This includes celebrating with those in the same house and avoiding large gatherings.

county Day city London, county Day covid-19 st. patrick's day Coronavirus

‘It means a lot’: Penticton seniors share COVID-19 vaccine experiences - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 02:53

‘It means a lot’: Penticton seniors share COVID-19 vaccine experiences

COVID-19 vaccination clinic on Tuesday as approximately 160 seniors over the age of 85 received their first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.Olga Rusinko, 88, and John Rusinko, 93, said they’ve been isolating at home since last March because their age made them at high risk of severe illness if they were to contract the disease. ‘The faster the better’: Okanagan seniors react to news they’ll soon receive vaccination details “We have been at home the whole time in the house.

covid-19 vaccine Coronavirus

COVID-19 concerns swirl for Western University students ahead of St. Patrick’s Day - globalnews.ca - county Day - city London, county Day

17.03.2021 / 02:53

COVID-19 concerns swirl for Western University students ahead of St. Patrick’s Day

COVID-19 that’s been linked to scholarly peers, some Western University students are hoping for another quiet St. Patrick’s Day in London, Ont.Wednesday marks the second time the annual celebration will occur amid the pandemic and comes less than a week after a community outbreak of COVID-19 was declared.The outbreak originally contained 22 cases mainly linked to gatherings among post-secondary students, with Western students making up the majority of infections.

county Day city London, county Day covid-19 students Coronavirus

Ontario places yearly influenza vaccine order, expects growing interest amid pandemic - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 02:53

Ontario places yearly influenza vaccine order, expects growing interest amid pandemic

COVID-19 vaccination plan, there are concerns surrounding what will happen once we reach herd immunity and influenza season hits.“People are going to go back to their normal routines and so we will end up seeing influenza making its way back into the picture,” explains Toronto-based clinical pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller.“We should be increasing our numbers that we’re getting, what we’re securing this year to at least have that ability to ramp up should the demand exist for even higher.” Flu cases hit record lows during pandemic, researcher says Due to the ongoing pandemic and spotlight on vaccines, it’s expected that at least 60 to 70 per cent of Ontarians will want to be vaccinated for influenza in 2021 compared to approximately 40

covid-19 Coronavirus Flu

Second round of COVID-19 vaccinations underway - health.govt.nz

17.03.2021 / 02:31

Second round of COVID-19 vaccinations underway

The second round of COVID-19 vaccine doses for border and MIQ workers is underway, with the first cohort of workers who were vaccinated three weeks ago returning for their final doses.

covid-19 vaccine quarantine

Keith Baldrey - B.C. officials report 556 new COVID-19 cases, no new deaths - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 01:59

B.C. officials report 556 new COVID-19 cases, no new deaths

B.C. health officials release a written statement with the daily COVID-19 numbers for Tuesday, March 16. Legislative Bureau Chief Keith Baldrey has analysis and explains what’s behind the sudden spike in ICU and hospital numbers.

Keith Baldrey covid-19 death

B.C. reports 556 new COVID-19 cases, no new deaths as hospitalizations continue to rise - globalnews.ca - Canada - county Island - region Health

17.03.2021 / 01:59

B.C. reports 556 new COVID-19 cases, no new deaths as hospitalizations continue to rise

COVID-19 on Tuesday and no new deaths.It’s the second time in five days the province has reported no deaths related to the disease.Of the new cases, 139 were in the Vancouver Coastal Health region, 331 were in the Fraser Health region, 27 were in Island Health, 16 were in Interior Health, and 41 were in Northern Health.The seven-day average for new cases is 544, an increase of one from Monday.There are 280 people in hospital with COVID-19, an increase of 40 in eight days. Of those, 84 patients are in intensive care.

Canada county Island region Health covid-19 coronavirus news Coronavirus

Deena Hinshaw - Hinshaw clarifies Alberta day camps will not be open for spring break amid COVID-19 restrictions - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 01:59

Hinshaw clarifies Alberta day camps will not be open for spring break amid COVID-19 restrictions

Alberta’s Dr. Deena Hinshaw clarifies that day camps will not be allowed to open until step 4 of the province’s COVID-19 Path Forward plan.

Deena Hinshaw covid-19

COVAX donates first AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccines to Nicaragua - globalnews.ca - Russia - Ghana - Nicaragua

17.03.2021 / 01:59

COVAX donates first AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccines to Nicaragua

Nicaragua received a first batch of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine doses, health authorities said on Tuesday, touting the inoculations donated through the World Health Organization’s global vaccine-sharing COVAX program.Officials with the World Health Organization’s Americas branch PAHO said COVAX had donated 135,000 doses and that Nicaragua would receive more shots through the COVAX mechanism at the end of March, but did not specify how many.Nicaraguan Vice President Rosario Murillo said earlier on Tuesday the COVAX program had provided 137,000 doses.

Russia Ghana Nicaragua covid-19 World Health Organization Coronavirus

Deena Hinshaw - Alberta identifies 355 new cases of COVID-19, 62 variant cases on Tuesday - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 01:59

Alberta identifies 355 new cases of COVID-19, 62 variant cases on Tuesday

Alberta’s chief medical officer of health Dr. Deena Hinshaw gives an update of the status of COVID-19 in the province on Tuesday, including 62 new variant cases.

Deena Hinshaw covid-19

Deena Hinshaw - Hinshaw says Phase 2 COVID-19 vaccination eligibility is not about people’s ‘value to society’ - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 01:59

Hinshaw says Phase 2 COVID-19 vaccination eligibility is not about people’s ‘value to society’

Alberta’s Dr. Deena Hinshaw responds to questions regarding who was not included in Phase 2 of the province’s COVID-19 vaccination program.

Deena Hinshaw covid-19 vaccine

Coronavirus: 7 more cases associated with Queen’s University, 40 active in Kingston region - globalnews.ca - city Kingston

17.03.2021 / 01:59

Coronavirus: 7 more cases associated with Queen’s University, 40 active in Kingston region

COVID-19, as the university announces seven more cases of the virus linked to the school. So far this week there have been eight cases confirmed by the university, all involving students living off-campus.The university is currently at the epicentre of the city’s latest COVID-19 outbreak, with 27 people linked to the school catching the virus so far — some of which are known variants of concern.The health unit reported eight new cases Tuesday, with a total of 40 active cases in the region.

city Kingston covid-19 outbreak Coronavirus

Canadians feeling COVID-19 pandemic ‘brain fog’ according to memory researchers - globalnews.ca - Canada

17.03.2021 / 01:32

Canadians feeling COVID-19 pandemic ‘brain fog’ according to memory researchers

A year into the pandemic, mental health workers face burnout and soaring demands “There is a term that gets thrown around that we call brain fog or pandemic brain,” said Karl Pzpunar, who is the executive director of the Memory Lab at Ryerson University in TorontoPzpunar said that more people are struggling to remember simple tasks and retain focus since the COVID-19 pandemic hit“One thing that we think may be happening is that COVID had changed our lifestyle and we are not sleeping as well as we used to and we are more stressed than we used to be and these factors have a very stark impact on our attention and memory,” he said.Carole Payne of Moncton said she normally “devours” books but said she has been struggling to even read, “unless

Canada covid-19 coronavirus news Coronavirus

COVID-19 case numbers in Regina increasing unlike rest of Saskatchewan - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 01:32

COVID-19 case numbers in Regina increasing unlike rest of Saskatchewan

Unlike the rest of Saskatchewan, COVID-19 case numbers are going up in Regina, said chief medical health officer Dr. Saqib Shabab on Tuesday.

covid-19 Coronavirus

Teri Mooring - Jennifer Whiteside - COVID-19 claims higher among elementary school teachers than secondary teachers: WorkSafeBC - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 01:31

COVID-19 claims higher among elementary school teachers than secondary teachers: WorkSafeBC

B.C. education minister looks to fill ‘gaps’ in COVID-19 school safety plans The province enhanced its school mask policy in February.

Teri Mooring Jennifer Whiteside Schools Teachers Coronavirus

AstraZeneca vaccine can now be used on those aged 65+, NACI says - globalnews.ca - Canada

17.03.2021 / 01:31

AstraZeneca vaccine can now be used on those aged 65+, NACI says

Canada’s National Advisory Committee on Immunization has green-lit the use of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine on people 65 years of age and older. Shallima Maharaj reports.

Canada covid-19 vaccine

Doug Ford - Ontario massage therapists, naturopaths among COVID-19 vaccine recipients as some over 80 still wait - globalnews.ca - county Ontario - county York - county Ford

17.03.2021 / 01:31

Ontario massage therapists, naturopaths among COVID-19 vaccine recipients as some over 80 still wait

Ontario government continues to work through the first phase of its coronavirus vaccination plan, questions are being raised about why regulated health professionals such as massage therapists and naturopaths are receiving shots as some people 80 and older are still lining up.“I encourage every public health unit: let’s make sure we get 80-plus over,” Premier Doug Ford said when asked about the issue during an unrelated news conference Tuesday afternoon.“Folks, let’s just get the 80-year-old-plus done and then we’ll move to the next stage … you can’t justify it.

Doug Ford county Ontario county York county Ford covid-19 Coronavirus

Miranda Anthistle - Toronto private school suspends in-person classes after multiple COVID-19 cases reported - globalnews.ca - Canada

17.03.2021 / 01:31

Toronto private school suspends in-person classes after multiple COVID-19 cases reported

The all-boys’ private school Upper Canada College is the latest Toronto institution to be connected to multiple COVID-19 cases, but unlike other schools, it is not listed on the government’s COVID-19 webpage. Miranda Anthistle explains.

Miranda Anthistle Canada covid-19

François Legault - Quebec to loosen some COVID-19 restrictions as pandemic ‘stable’ despite increase in variants: Legault - globalnews.ca - county Orange

17.03.2021 / 01:31

Quebec to loosen some COVID-19 restrictions as pandemic ‘stable’ despite increase in variants: Legault

Quebec Premier François Legault on Tuesday announced that there would be a loosening of some public health restrictions in some zones. Legault said the curfew in Red Zones would be pushed to 9:30 p.m.

François Legault county Orange covid-19 pandemic

Nova Scotia - Alicia Draus - Nova Scotia to roll out mobile vaccination clinic in April - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 01:31

Nova Scotia to roll out mobile vaccination clinic in April

Nova Scotia is adding another option for vaccine delivery across the province. Mobile vaccination clinics will roll out in early April to help make the shot even more accessible. Alicia Draus has the latest.

Nova Scotia Alicia Draus vaccine

Science says AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine is safe. But will that ease concerns? - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 01:31

Science says AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine is safe. But will that ease concerns?

COVID-19 vaccine shouldn’t be given to people above the age of 65, the National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI) reversed its stance on Tuesday, announcing that the vaccine was safe for seniors.The news comes as several countries around the world have temporarily paused their rollout of AstraZeneca’s doses and the Canadian government tries to quell fears about its safety emanating from reports of blood clots and apparent confusion over the vaccine’s safety.“People can can get confused quite easily, especially if recommendations change,” said Dr.

covid-19 Coronavirus AstraZeneca

Detroit officials: Nurse caught stealing COVID-19 vaccines from TCF Center - fox29.com - city Detroit - state Michigan

17.03.2021 / 01:25

Detroit officials: Nurse caught stealing COVID-19 vaccines from TCF Center

DETROIT (FOX 2) - A nurse was caught stealing COVID-19 vaccines from the TCF Center in Detroit, officials with the city said.According to the city, the nurse was arrested Monday after another employee reported her. The nurse had two doses of the Moderna vaccine when she was caught walking away from her work area.The doses had to be taken for evidence and were unable to be used.

city Detroit state Michigan covid-19 vaccine

WHO to release report next week on origins of COVID-19 - fox29.com - China - county Geneva

17.03.2021 / 01:24

WHO to release report next week on origins of COVID-19

This photograph taken on January 29, 2021 shows a sign of the World Health Organization (WHO) at the entrance of their headquarters in Geneva amid the Covid-19 outbreak, caused by the novel coronavirus. (Photo by Fabrice COFFRINI / AFP) (Photo by FAB GENEVA - The World Health Organization said it will release a report on the origins of the novel coronavirus next week.The WHO was expected to release the report the week of March 15 after a delegation traveled to China.

China county Geneva covid-19 Coronavirus

Philadelphia Health Commissioner - Philadelphia FEMA site accepting walk-ups for COVID vaccine, only if specific criteria is met - fox29.com - city Philadelphia - city Center

17.03.2021 / 00:59

Philadelphia FEMA site accepting walk-ups for COVID vaccine, only if specific criteria is met

CENTER CITY - Vaccine eligibility is expanding in Philadelphia. By May 1st, all adults will be eligible for a shot, according to Philadelphia Health Commissioner Doctor Thomas Farley.In addition, the FEMA-run site at the Convention Center will start taking walk-ups, beginning Wednesday, provided certain eligibility criteria are met."I came earlier this morning, because I was under the assumption that you could come and register and get a COVID shot," James Hamler commented.Lines have been wrapping around the Convention Center for days, but Tuesday, folks weren’t all trying to get an extra vaccine.

Philadelphia Health Commissioner city Philadelphia city Center vaccine doctor

COVID-19

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

Detail statistic

About Us

Covid-19.rehab - the latest news concerning the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus (formerly 2019-nCoV), as well as the infectious disease that it causes COVID-19, in separate countries and in the world as a whole. Current news on the topic of coronavirus SARS-CoV-2. Quarantine, pandemic 2020, epidemic: what is it, when will it come to end, precautions and how to protect yourself from this disease. The most honest news, no fakes! To keep up with the latest news, stay tuned for updates on the site! Every day we will collect news and statistics on coronavirus from around the world for you to be aware of this topic.

Owner: SNOWLAND s.r.o.
Registration certificate 06691200
Address:
Snowland s.r.o.
16200, Na okraji 381/41, Veleslavín, 162 00 Praha 6
Czech Republic

Categories

Info

For advertisers

Advertising Questions ?

Add Post

Add Source

©2024. All rights reserved.

DMCA