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Less fishing, less trapping, less traditions. In rural Alaska, changes are happening, and they're not all good.

Less fishing, less trapping, less traditions. In rural Alaska, changes are happening, and they're not all good.
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Pat Moore - Alabama Political Profile

Pat Moore Username or Email Address General Information The information provided below on Pat Moore from Pleasant Grove, AL is meant to educate voters and comes from a variety of sources. If anything is incorrect or you would like to contribute to this page, please let us know on this page. Position: Out of Office BS, Institutional Food Management and History, Auburn University MEd, Secondary Mathematics Education, University of Alabama Political Information Candidate, Alabama House of Representatives, District 15, 2010 Representative Co-owner, Timber farm, present Congressional Information Member, Alabama Republican State Executive Committee Member, Jefferson County Executive Committee Organizations Information Member, Pleasant Grove First Baptist Church, present

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Moderna to expand size of COVID-19 vaccine study in younger children to better detect rare side effects

Advertisement Pfizer said Monday that if it makes changes to its vaccine testing in children, it will provide an update then. The New York-based company is testing its vaccine in as many as 4,500 children in the United States and Europe. The FDA said in a statement it could not comment on its discussions with companies, but added, “we do generally work with sponsors to ensure the number of participants in clinical trials are of adequate size to detect safety signals.” The news was first reported by the New York Times. U.S. officials and independent medical experts said last month the benefits of the vaccines far outweigh the risks of the side effect, which has been reported in several hundred people younger than 30. But any vaccine safety issues could slow uptake, particularly among parents wary of taking any health risk with their children.

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Republicans Launch Mutiny Against House Speaker Schexnayder

Republicans Launch Mutiny Against House Speaker Schexnayder
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Pennsylvania health officials urge eligible people with young children in home to get vaccinated

Pennsylvania health officials urge eligible people with young children in home to get vaccinated The Dept. of Human Services & Acting Physician General were in Harrisburg today to remind families that kids at still at risk for COVID-19. Author: Madeline Cuddihy Updated: 5:23 AM EDT July 22, 2021 HARRISBURG, Pa. Today, Department of Human Services (DHS) Acting Secretary Meg Snead and Acting Physician General Dr. Denise Johnson visited the Whitaker Center in Harrisburg to discuss tactics to keep children under the age of 12 and their families safe during the summer. Currently, children under the age of 12 are not eligible for any of the current COVID-19 vaccines and may not be for some time. The FDA said in a recent press release that while they had hoped to authorize shots for that age group by the fall – they now don’t expect to have that available until winter.

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