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Un milliard de vaccins anti-Covid injectés dans le monde: vers une sortie du cauchemar pandémique?

NFL modifies Covid-19 protocols for vaccinated team personnel

NFL modifies Covid-19 protocols for vaccinated team personnel  From CNN s Jacob Lev National Football League commissioner Roger Goodell has modified the league s Covid-19 protocols due to the reduced risk of infection for vaccinated players. Goodell outlined the amended protocols in a memo sent to all NFL teams on Friday. A source provided a copy of the memo to CNN.  The NFL said that fully vaccinated team personnel will only be tested for Covid-19 once a week instead of daily tests. Last season, every personnel member was tested for the virus daily. The memo also says that all fully vaccinated players and staff members will not need to quarantine if they come in close contact with an infected person.

J&J vaccine pause brings challenges for US college students

J&J vaccine pause brings challenges for US college students From CNN s Jacqueline Howard A dose of the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine is seen on a table at a Northwell Health pop-up coronavirus vaccination site in Staten Island on April 08, 2021 in New York City.  Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images In the wake of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause, many colleges and universities that intended to administer the single-dose vaccine to their students have pivoted their plans to use the two-dose Pfizer/BioNTech or Moderna vaccines instead – but it comes with some hurdles.  The new approach has the challenge of ensuring that students receive their second dose of vaccine, which likely will be administered off campus since the current school year is soon ending, Dr. Oscar Alleyne, chief of programs and services for the National Association of County and City Health Officials, told CNN on Wednesday. 

COVID vaccines tested on real-world variants in Israel

news COVID vaccines tested on real-world variants in Israel dw.com 1 hour ago Madelaine Pitt Vaccines are being put to the test. But how effective are they against new strains of COVID-19? A study from Israel offers hope and caution. © Ariel Schalit/AP/picture alliance Woman in Israel getting vaccinated before the country rescinded the mandatory wearing of facemasks A few months ago, a COVID-19 outbreak in a retirement home, may have been a simple disaster. As it is, an outbreak in Germany has turned into a real-world acid test for COVID-19 vaccines. It s a disaster, but one from which scientists and society can learn.

The Health 202: Trump tried to shrink Medicaid. Here's how Biden will try to expand it.

The Health 202: Trump tried to shrink Medicaid. Here s how Biden will try to expand it. Alexandra Ellerbeck with Paige Winfield Cunningham But now the Biden administration is trying to pull it in a different direction.  President Trump pushed states to weed out ineligible enrollees and greenlit work requirements in exchange for benefits. But President Biden – and, if confirmed, his nominee to lead the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Chiquita Brooks-LaSure are expected to push to get more people on the Medicaid rolls. Medicaid provides coverage to around 72 million Americans about 22 percent of the population and those numbers have risen during the coronavirus pandemic. The program is central to Biden’s promise to get more people insurance by building on Obamacare and existing programs.