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Woman, 90, Walks Six Miles in Snow to COVID Vaccine

Following You ll get the latest updates on this topic in your browser notifications. So when she eventually scored one online at Seattle Children s Hospital for Sunday morning, she was determined to see it through despite an impending snowstorm. I thought, What s the alternative? Goldman told the Today show. So I decided to walk. Goldman, who received a hip replacement last year, tested the waters the day before, bundling up in layers and making it two-thirds of the way to the hospital to make sure she could. When Sunday came, she set out a little over an hour before her 9:10 a.m. appointment, dressed in fleece pants, a short-sleeved shirt, a fleece zip-up, a down coat, a rain jacket and snow boots, according to the

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90-Year-Old Walks in Snow to Get COVID Vaccine — and Her Motivation Is Hugging Great-Grandson

Fran Goldman said she received a hip replacement last year and used walking sticks while braving the snow

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U S Doctors Encourage Pregnant Women to Get the COVID Vaccine After Conflicting Advice from WHO

U.S. Doctors Encourage Pregnant Women to Get the COVID Vaccine After Conflicting Advice from WHO People 2/1/2021 © Provided by People Getty Pregnant women should get vaccinated against COVID-19, top U.S. medical groups said this week, after the World Health Organization put out conflicting advice on their risk. Doctors from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) affirmed that pregnant women can get vaccinated if they choose to, and said that there is no theoretical reason that the vaccine is dangerous to the mother or fetus, which is in line with the Centers for Disease Control s advice. There s really no theoretical reason to believe it s going to cause harm to either the mother, or her unborn child and we re very confident it s going to provide considerable benefits to both the mother and the baby, Dr. Richard Beigi, who sits on ACOG s Immunization, Infectious Disease, and Public Health Preparedness Expert Work Group, told CNN.

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Healthcare Workers Give COVID-19 Vaccines Through the Night to Avoid Doses Expiring After Freezer Fails

Healthcare Workers Give COVID-19 Vaccines Through the Night to Avoid Doses Expiring After Freezer Fails People 1/30/2021 © Provided by People Getty A freezer malfunction in Seattle created a race against the clock to make sure dies of the fast-expiring Moderna COVID-19 vaccine did not go to waste. Around 9 p.m. Thursday night, a freezer at Kaiser Permanente Washington containing around 1,600 first doses of the vaccine malfunctioned, according to Hundreds of healthcare workers and volunteers immediately sprung into action to ensure that no dose went to waste meaning all doses had to be administered by 5:30 a.m. on Friday. I received a call this evening at 9 o clock and learned a Kaiser freezer went down and could we help vaccinate people before the doses expired at 5:30 in the morning? Jenny Brackett, an assistant administrator with the University of Washington Medical Center, told

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Healthcare Workers Announce Engagement While Getting COVID Vaccine

Credit: Courtesy Boston Children’s Hospital Two healthcare workers in Boston are celebrating a very special milestone in the midst of yet another life-changing moment. Olivia Miller and Cole Hauge both work at Boston Children s Hospital, and on Friday, they announced their engagement while receiving COVID-19 vaccines. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow Following You ll get the latest updates on this topic in your browser notifications. This sweet couple announced their engagement with another major milestone receiving their #COVID19 vaccines together at Boston Children s, the hospital said on social media. In one picture, the happy couple sat side-by-side with their arms linked as nurses administered the COVID vaccine in each of their arms. In a second photo, Miller proudly showed off her rin

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