Undark
On Dec. 30, I received the email nearly everybody on Earth is praying for. The subject line wasn’t exactly scintillating - “Order available for scheduling, it read. But it could only mean one thing: I, along with other students at my medical school, was getting the Covid-19 vaccine.
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As I blanked on my password for the scheduling portal, however, hesitation crept in. Although I’ll return to clinical duties in the coming months, I haven’t served on the front lines during the pandemic. I’m currently on leave, working toward another degree and reporting for a project memorializing health care workers who have died from Covid-19. And when I haven’t been speaking to families who’ve lost loved ones, I’ve been checking in with friends from medical school who are now resident physicians across the country. Or I’ve been video chatting with my 91-year-old grandmother, my
Advocates want Coloradans with intellectual, developmental disabilities to be vaccinated sooner
Push to move 20,000 people to 1B.3 group
Advocates are pushing for Coloradans with intellectual and developmental disabilities to be moved up on the vaccine priority list.
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Some advocates are pushing for Coloradans with intellectual and developmental disabilities to be moved up on the stateâs vaccine priority list.
Lloyd Lewis, president and CEO of Arc Thrift Stores, which employs Coloradans with IDD, wants them moved up to group 1B.3.
âThe overwhelming majority of people with IDD wonât be eligible until Phase 3,â said Lewis.
UM Reports Dramatic Increase of COVID-19 Cases
The University of Miami reported a dramatic increase of COVID-19 cases and has since canceled large student gatherings and closed fraternity houses for 10 days.
In a prepared video statement, the UM President Julio Frenk did not give a specific number of cases but expressed concern about positivity rates among Greek organizations.
Classes are still in session and athletics will continue but no fans can participate.
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The 11,543 new confirmed COVID-19 cases brought Florida s total to 1,763,873 since the outbreak began, according to figures released by the state s department of health.
Florida Adds 6,979 New COVID-19 Cases, Reports Over 200 More Virus Deaths Wednesday
Florida reported more than 6,900 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday, as the state s virus-related death toll increased by over 200.
The positivity rate for new cases in the state was 7.77% in Wednesday s department of health coronavirus report, after two straight days above 8%. The positivity rate for all cases, including people who have already been tested, was at 10.07%.
Florida s daily vaccine report showed about 1,367,000 people have received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccination since the state started administering the vaccine in mid-December. Over 421,000 have received the second booster shot.
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