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Relaxing COVID-19 restrictions in Arizona is premature and risky, some health experts say

Relaxing COVID-19 restrictions in Arizona is premature and risky, some health experts say Stephanie Innes and Alison Steinbach, Arizona Republic © Sean Logan/The Republic Governor Doug Ducey speaks during a press conference regarding innovative COVID-19 solutions on Sept. 24, 2020, at the Phoenix Biomedical Campus in Phoenix. Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey s decision to relax COVID-19 capacity restrictions comes too early because the pandemic s not over, some health experts said Friday. The Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association released a statement after the governor s announcement saying that Arizona is not in a situation where we can ease up on public health mitigation. Similarly, Health System Alliance of Arizona, an advocacy organization that represents several major Arizona health systems, said in a statement, Now is not the time to relax our mitigation efforts; we must stay the course to ensure that our vaccination efforts can outpace the spread of

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Some health experts worry about Arizona s relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey s decision to relax COVID-19 capacity restrictions comes too early because the pandemic s not over, some health experts said Friday. The Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association released a statement after the governor s announcement saying that Arizona is not in a situation where we can ease up on public health mitigation. Similarly, Health System Alliance of Arizona, an advocacy organization that represents several major Arizona health systems, said in a statement, Now is not the time to relax our mitigation efforts; we must stay the course to ensure that our vaccination efforts can outpace the spread of the virus.

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Will Gov Doug Ducey choose to save Arizona lives for Christmas or not?

Will Gov. Doug Ducey choose to save Arizona lives for Christmas or . not? EJ Montini, Arizona Republic Replay Video UP NEXT There is an amazing Christmas present Gov. Doug Ducey is capable of giving to the people of Arizona. Life. In order to give this gift, however, the governor would have to accept the fact that a number of his constituents would not be grateful. Nor would many members of his Republican Party. In fact, their reaction would be just the opposite of gratitude. © Banner Health A refrigerated truck will be used as a makeshift morgue to handle an accelerated pace of deaths at Banner University Medical Center Phoenix in December 2020.

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Arizona COVID-19 updates: 2 Tempe special education teachers hospitalized

Arizona COVID-19 updates: Makeshift morgue set up at Banner hospital in central Phoenix Arizona Republic A nurse in New York City was among the first people in the United States to receive the first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine on Monday morning. Shipments were arriving across the country, with the first boxes arriving in Arizona. Pima County Health Department director tests positive for COVID-19 Arizona reports 4,848 new COVID-19 cases, 108 deaths Governor expected to tour Phoenix vaccine site White Mountain Apache Tribe chairwoman among first to receive vaccine FDA authorizes nation s first at-home, over-the-counter COVID-19 test CVS will play key role in COVID-19 vaccine rollout

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Arizona COVID-19 updates: Makeshift morgue set up at Banner hospital in central Phoenix

Arizona COVID-19 updates: Makeshift morgue set up at Banner hospital in central Phoenix Arizona Republic A nurse in New York City was among the first people in the United States to receive the first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine on Monday morning. Shipments were arriving across the country, with the first boxes arriving in Arizona. Pima County Health Department director tests positive for COVID-19 Arizona reports 4,848 new COVID-19 cases, 108 deaths Governor expected to tour Phoenix vaccine site White Mountain Apache Tribe chairwoman among first to receive vaccine FDA authorizes nation s first at-home, over-the-counter COVID-19 test CVS will play key role in COVID-19 vaccine rollout

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