YAHOO!Finance on MSN.com
2-26-2021
How 2 restauranteurs are adapting to survive the COVID-19 pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many restaurants to alter the way they serve their customers. Zane Major, operations director of Paschal’s Restaurant in Atlanta, and Barbara Burrell, founder of Sky’s Gourmet Tacos in Los Angeles,
Coronavirus can survive on certain clothes for longer than others
Now, research has shown that the virus can survive on certain items of clothing for up to 72 hours and can also be transferred on to other surfaces via the fabric. The study was conducted by De Montfort University (DMU) in Leicester and set out to investigate how the material that healthcare worker uniforms are typically made from respond to the virus.
Bemidji Pioneer
2-20-2021
Minnesota sees 11 COVID-19 deaths, 884 new cases Saturday
Minnesota recorded 884 new positive cases of COVID-19 and 11 COVID-19-related deaths Saturday, Feb. 20. An additional 31,915 vaccinations were reported as well. Of the 11 deaths, two were residents of Ramsey County,
Syracuse.com on MSN.com
2-20-2021
Track NY Covid-19 vaccinations by county, region and race
The number of Black people receiving a Covid-19 vaccine in Central New York continues to lag behind other groups, according to state data published last this week. Blacks represent about 6% of the region’s population who are currently eligible for the vaccine,
Russia registers its 3rd COVID-19 vaccine
Russia has registered and its Health Ministry approved a third coronavirus vaccine for public use, the country's prime minister announced on Saturday. The vaccine, called CoviVac, was developed by the Chumakov Center for Research and Development of Immunobiological Drugs,
Washington State Daily Evergreen
2-20-2021
Whitman County confirms 29 new positive COVID-19 cases
From Feb. 13-19, 29 individuals tested positive for COVID-19, raising Whitman County’s running total to 3,276 cases. There have been a total of 41 COVID-19-related deaths as of Feb. 19. A total of 87 people have been hospitalized in the county,
Arizona Daily Wildcat
2-20-2021
Is Tucson's COVID-19 curfew still in effect?
The Tucson City Council passed an emergency curfew Friday, Dec. 4, and was supposed to end on Dec. 23. The curfew was later changed to continue until COVID-19 cases fell below 100 per 100,000 residents.
Fergus Falls Daily Journal
2-19-2021
OTC provided COVID-19 vaccine distribution update
The Otter Tail County Department of Health provided a update of its COVID-19 distribution data. Public health sponsored vaccine clinics this week were scheduled to administer COVID-19 vaccine doses to school educators and staff,
WAVE3 on MSN.com
2-19-2021
Gov. Beshear reports 1,993 new COVID-19 cases; 28 deaths
Governor Andy Beshear has provided an update on COVID-19 cases. Governor Beshear reported 1,993 new COVID-19 cases on Friday, bringing the state total to 394,687 cases. The governor says the state is seeing a 6.
Essence on MSN.com
2-19-2021
New COVID-19 Vaccine Trials For Pregnant Women Have Started
While many Americans are lining up to get a COVID-19 vaccination, expectant mothers have been advised to sit this round of vaccines out until more research is done on the effects they may have on pregnant women.
FOX13 Memphis on MSN.com
2-19-2021
FedEx rerouting COVID-19 vaccine shipments amid winter weather
FedEx is continuing to work to deliver COVID-19 vaccines during the hazardous winter weather. According to a statement from FedEx, the company is actively working with healthcare customers and the federal government to safely deliver the vaccines “where and when possible.
WILX-TV on MSN.com
2-19-2021
Big Ten COVID-19 adjustment has potential
The Big Ten has made a COVID-19 adjustment for the upcoming baseball season and I think it has potential down the road. Teams always head south in February for games, but non league games don’t help conference games to get played in decent weather later on.
3i Show makes COVID-19 safety a priority
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the priority is on the health and well-being of exhibitors, attendees, volunteers, show staff, county personnel and expo staff at the 3i Show. Throughout the three-day event,
WOWT.com on MSN.com
2-18-2021
Omaha researchers track COVID-19 mutations with new technology
New technology is helping researchers in the metro track mutations within the COVID-19 virus. It’s called whole gene sequencing. Positive COVID-19 tests go into this machine. It spells out the genetic makeup of the virus creating a fingerprint allowing scientists to detect new variants of the virus.
9NEWS on MSN.com
2-18-2021
State leaders to provide COVID-19 update
Colorado health leaders and members of the vaccine task force will provide an update on COVID-19 Thursday afternoon. A briefing is set to take place at 3:05 p.m. and will include: Dr. Rachel Herlihy,
Massachusetts COVID-19 vaccination data and updates
This weekly report features information on COVID-19 vaccine supply distribution, administration, and other data for Massachusetts. Key metrics include: On September 16, the CDC released its COVID-19 Vaccination Program Interim Playbook and template,