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PIKEVILLE â A year after Pike Countyâs first confirmed case of COVID-19, local health officials are continuing to learn more about the long-term effects of the virus. Although most people recover completely from COVID-19 within a few weeks, some patients, known as âCOVID-19 long-haulers,â have developed persistent COVID-19 symptoms or long-term health effects from the virus for up to at least six months after their initial recovery. Dr. Fadi Al Akhrass, Medical Director of Infectious Diseases and Infection Control with Pikeville Medical Center, said that Pikeville Medical Center has seen many patients who are currently experiencing or who have experienced persistent COVID-19 symptoms after their initial recovery. In addition, he said, he has studied research data from studies on the long-term effects from COVID-19 from the past year in order to see what national medical experts have found in their patients. ....
MONTANA - Montana will receive an additional 7,500 first-dose COVID-19 vaccines in the state s allotment next week. According to a release from Sen. Jon Tester s Office, Montana will get of 15,200 Pfizer first doses, 10,800 Moderna first doses, and another 9,500 Johnson & Johnson vaccines totaling 41,600 first doses compared to last week s 34,050. These doses are going towards the state and do not count in the doses going towards the Department of Veterans Affairs, Indian Health Services, or other federal programs directly sent to Montana. âGetting COVID vaccines into the arms of Montanans is the number one thing we can do to beat this virus and get our stateâs economy up and running again, and news that Montanaâs allocation of the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccines is set to double is especially welcome, because itâll help us reach that goal even faster,â Tester said in the release. âIâll keep pushing to ensure o ....
Meanwhile, the key COVID-19 metrics in Forsyth County entered April at stable levels near seven-month lows. âIn Forsyth County, weâre in a comfortable zone â not going up, but not going down,â Dr. Christopher Ohl, an infectious disease expert with Wake Forest Baptist Health, said Thursday. DHHS reported 2,027 new cases statewide, compared with 1,928 reported Wednesday, 1,370 on Tuesday and 1,372 on Monday. The overall total is 916,159 for the pandemic. After reaching a near seven-month statewide low of 859 COVID-19 hospitalizations on Sunday, DHHS reported hospitalizations were back up to 985 as of 12:30 p.m. Thursday. Thatâs the highest daily level since 995 on March 18. ....
An ongoing phase three clinical trial of Pfizer-Biontech s coronavirus vaccine is confirming the protection lasts at least six months after the second dose. An ongoing phase three clinical trial of Pfizer-Biontech s coronavirus vaccine is confirming the protection lasts at least six months after the second dose. âThis is great news that puts into numbers what we ve been expecting. The Pfizer from the beginning and both MRNA vaccines, messenger RNA vaccines. So, Pfizer and Moderna have had really very robust responses in individuals who got the vaccine,â said Infectious Disease Specialist with Central Michigan University College of Medicine Nicholas Haddad. The vaccine remains more than 91% effective against COVID-19 for six months. The vaccine appears to be fully effective against the South Africa variant, the dominant virus strain circulating, and the one researcher s fear has evolved to evade the vaccines. ....
AVERY COUNTY â Avery County is now offering vaccines to people in group four, which includes adults with underlying health conditions that puts them at risk for severe illness from COVID-19. Other individuals from groups one through three also remain eligible for the vaccine, including those who are health care workers, staff and residents at long-term care facilities, anyone 65 years of age or older and frontline essential workers. Underlying health conditions for people in group four can include but is not limited to asthma, cancer, history of strokes, diabetes, heart conditions and other ailments. To see the full list of conditions that has been identified by the Centers for Disease Control, click to ....