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THE PRESIDENT: Good afternoon. Today, I want to talk with you about COVID-19.
Maybe the best way to start is: In a significant part of the country, you wouldn’t have to take one of these off, you don’t have to put one on like in my home state of Delaware, where I lived in New Castle County, where I was yesterday in Pennsylvania because people got vaccinated. They got vaccinated. They don’t need a mask when the majority the vast majority of people got vaccinated.
Now, look, I want to talk about what’s really happening what it means, what it doesn’t mean, and what we need to do this week and the months ahead.
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Vaccine hesitancy is spreading, but many people are proud of getting their jab.
Brazil faces rising demand for all types of medicines, particularly those related to chronic diseases. At the same time it is fighting misinformation that reduces demand for necessary vaccines.
The slow start of the Covid-19 vaccination programme has diverted attention from other big challenges facing Brazil’s health-care system, known as the SUS (Sistema Ãnico de Saúde). For example, chronic illnesses such as cancer, heart disease, diabetes and respiratory difficulties are on the rise among Brazil’s 212 million people. Together, such non-communicable diseases accounted for 72 % of deaths in 2013, according to the country’s National Health Survey.
VA Clinic in Rio Grande Holding Vaccine Event This Weekend
Published: April 20, 2021
COVID-19 vaccinations begin at the NJ Veterans Home at Paramus, under the Federal Pharmacy Program. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Spc. Michael Schwenk, via NJ Depart. of Military and Veterans Affairs)
The US Department of Veterans Affairs has announced a that a vaccination event will take place this weekend in Rio Grande, Cape May County.
The vaccination clinic will take place this Saturday (April 24), from 9am - 3pm at the Cape May County Veterans Clinic, 3801 Route 9 South, in Rio Grande.
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The clinic is for all veterans, their spouses, and their caregivers.