Can my college classmates and I safely gather for a weekend reunion after we re vaccinated?
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A reader asks whether her big group of college friends, age 70, can safely hold their annual weekend reunion if they have all been vaccinated for COVID-19. The Advice Team talked to experts about the risks.Lea Suzuki / The Chronicle
Welcome to Pandemic Problems, an advice column from The Chronicle’s engagement reporters that seeks to help Bay Area residents solve their pandemic-related conundrums personal, practical or professional. Send your questions and issues to pandemicproblems@sfchronicle.com.
Today’s question is fielded by The Chronicle’s Annie Vainshtein.
My father has dementia. How do I keep him engaged and safe during the pandemic?
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The pandemic has complicated the challenges for caregivers of people with dementia.Mark Makela / New York Times
Welcome to “Pandemic Problems,” an advice column from The Chronicle’s engagement reporters that aims to help Bay Area residents solve their pandemic-related conundrums personal, practical or professional. Send your questions and issues to pandemicproblems@sfchronicle.com.
Today’s question is fielded by The Chronicle’s Annie Vainshtein.
Dear Advice Team: My father is currently living with dementia. I am his full-time caregiver. Prior to the pandemic he was attending an Adult Day Health Care Center, which was a wonderful program. Now that these centers are closed, what can caregivers do to keep their loved ones engaged and safe during this time? Please advise.
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Why Bay Area experts are praising CDC guideline halting COVID quarantines for vaccinated people
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From left, student nurse Anjali Sundararaman prepares to inoculate 73-year-old San Francisco native Adam Banks, as Martin Auzenne, 3rd from left, prepares to go to a rest area after receiving his COVID-19 vaccine from student nurse Karina Castillo during a vaccination clinic at the Southeast Health Center in San Francisco, California on Monday, Feb. 8, 2021. Both Sundararaman and Castillo are nursing students at San Francisco State University.Stephen Lam / The Chronicle
The CDC s new guideline that fully vaccinated people do not have to quarantine after direct exposure to the coronavirus was met with praise Thursday by Bay Area health experts.