KFYR TV on MSN.com
9-19-2021
USDA new grants helping small businesses with COVID-19 response
The UDSA is offering new grants to farmers and small business to help with COVID-19 response and safety. The Pandemic Response and Safety Grants provide funds for their response to COVID-19 including measures to protect their workers.
Yemen Reports Spike in COVID-19 Deaths
The number of COVID-19 deaths in Yemen reached 1,638 after cases increased during the third COVID-19 wave. Yemen's National Emergency Committee for COVID-19 recorded 37 new confirmed cases and ten deaths,
Leader Post on MSN.com
9-18-2021
COVID-19: Vaccinations rise as 499 new cases reported
More than 2,000 Saskatchewan residents received their first shot of a COVID-19 vaccine Saturday, as the province reported the second highest amount of new cases ever, and one new death. The 499 new cases announced Saturday come after a record-breaking week,
Indiana Gazette
9-18-2021
IUP reports 11 new COVID-19 cases
Indiana University of Pennsylvania has received notification from the Pennsylvania Department of Health that 11 IUP students have tested positive for COVID-19 during the week of Sept. 10 through Sept.
The Garden Island
9-18-2021
37 new COVID-19 cases Friday
The state Department of Health Kaua‘i District Health Office announced 37 new cases of COVID-19 Friday. Friday’s cases are all residents — seven are children and 30 are adults. All 37 cases are considered community-acquired.
Minot Daily News
9-18-2021
Supply shortage limits COVID-19 antibody treatment in ND
Increased demand and limited supply have led to a change in how COVID-19 monoclonal antibody treatments will be distributed across the nation, impacting the availability of treatment for those infected with COVID-19,
Times Republican
9-18-2021
32 cases of COVID-19 confirmed in school district
The Marshalltown Community School District confirmed 32 new cases of COVID-19 among students and employees on Friday. • Total cases among students: 27 • Total cases among staff: five Last week’s report included 19 new cases with 15 among students and four among staff.
militarynews.com
9-16-2021
NMCP reestablishes COVID-19 testing tents
Portsmouth (NMCP) reestablished its outdoor COVID-19 testing tents, Sept. 10. An outdoor COVID-19 testing site was first created at NMCP in March 2020 when large white tents were put up to triage, test and treat low-acuity patients who suspected they had COVID-19,
Warning: Bradley County Covid-19 Scam Alert
Bradley County authorities warn about a scam in their community involving fake health department employees. The scammers go door to door and present false identification that they work for the health department.
Jalopnik on MSN.com
9-11-2021
These Are All The COVID-19 Tests I Needed To Take On A 3 Week International Trip
To say that taking a ridiculously long series of COVID-19 tests was shaping up to be the least anticipated part of my trip to England and Greenland would be something of an understatement. I can’t say that there’s anything I enjoy about having a long swab stuffed up my nose — but the real pain was figuring out how to organize time for all these tests.
American College of Radiology
9-9-2021
MedPAC Discusses COVID-19 Impact at September Meeting
MedPAC is a non-partisan, independent legislative branch commission created to advise Congress about Medicare-related issues. MedPAC staff discussed the short-term impacts of COVID-19 on Medicare spending and its long-term impacts on the solvency of the Medicare trust fund.
New York State vaccine pass shortcomings offer lessons for other coronavirus app developers
A mobile app developed by New York State to store records of Covid-19 vaccinations was vulnerable to credential forgery, security researchers at NCC Group have discovered. The New York State (NYS) Excelsior Pass Vaccine Passport credential forgery bug arose because of “incomplete threat modelling and consideration of where and how the systems could be abused rather than a technical limitation”,
Micron requiring all U.S. employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19
Micron Technology, one of Idaho's largest private employers, is requiring all of its U.S. employers and all U.S. contractors who work in Micron buildings to be vaccinated against COVID-19. The Boise-based computer memory chip maker announced Friday that any Micron employee who does not have an approved exemption for religion or disability and chooses not to be fully vaccinated by November 15 will "no longer be permitted to work for Micron following that date.
KUTV Salt Lake City on MSN.com
8-31-2021
LIVE: Gov. Cox, doctors address surging COVID-19 cases across Utah
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, along with Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson and doctors from multiple Utah hospitals address the rising COVID-19 cases across Utah. To go with the spike in case counts, hospitalizations and deaths are also on the rise.
Standard-Examiner
8-31-2021
Weber County officials prepare to offer booster COVID-19 shots
OGDEN — Health officials for Weber and Morgan counties are laying the groundwork to provide booster doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to the general public once federal officials give the green light. Weber-Morgan Health Department Director Brian Cowan expects formal approval soon,
Northwest Florida Daily News on MSN.com
8-27-2021
COVID-19 hospitalizations surge continues at Ascension Sacred Heart
There are a total of 153 patients hospitalized with COVID-19 at Ascension Sacred Heart in Pensacola. The number of hospitalized patients with COVID-19 one week ago was 146. Today’s number of patients hospitalized with COVID-19 is much higher than the hospital's previous peak of COVID-19 patients that occurred in January 2021.
KCEN TV on MSN.com
8-26-2021
Killeen ISD launches new COVID-19 dashboard
The dashboard will monitor the ten-day total of new cases and will serve in part as a decision-making tool for district leadership, Killeen ISD said.
Titans Wire on MSN.com
8-22-2021
Titans' Mike Vrabel reveals he tested positive for COVID-19
During his press conference on the day after the Tennessee Titans defeated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Preseason Week 2, head coach Mike Vrabel revealed that he has tested positive for COVID-19. Vrabel made the announcement during the Zoom presser,