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COVID-19 Bulletin (09/22/21) - D Magazine

Pfizer vaccine on the way for children, more masking legal battles, and Johnson and Johnson's booster is 94 percent effective. ....

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Rise of Delta variant worries medical experts in Fort Bend

A growing number of residents have checked themselves into Fort Bend County hospitals in recent weeks and been diagnosed with the Delta variant of COVID-19, setting off concern among physicians that this could be the beginning of another wave of coronavirus, according to health experts.
But unlike previous waves during the pandemic, this rise has been limited almost exclusively to people who have declined to receive the coronavirus vaccine, said Rita Obey, communications manager for Fort Bend County Health and Human Services.
âAs with the rest of the Houston region, Fort Bend County has seen a rise in cases,â Obey said. âThe vast majority of these cases have been unvaccinated residents. Out of the 367,000-plus Fort Bend County residents who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, four people who were 70-plus years of age and had comorbidities died from COVID-19.â ....

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Top Texas Expert Says Stepping Up Vaccinations In Southern States Clearest Way To 'Normal'

New cases and deaths from COVID-19 have declined nationwide as more young Americans are eligible for Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine. And on Thursday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced dramatic changes to its guidelines for face coverings saying fully vaccinated people did not need to wear them in most situations.
But the pandemic is not over. And there is potential for further surges in cases if people, especially in Southern states like Texas, put off vaccination, says Dr. Peter Hotez. Hotez is an infectious disease specialist based at Houston’s Baylor College of Medicine, and author of a new book on vaccine diplomacy. ....

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Top Texas Expert Says Stepping Up Vaccinations In Texas, Southern States, Clearest Way To 'Normal'

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People line up for vaccinations in Austin back in January. Since then, there s been a lull in the rate of vaccinations in Southern states, including Texas.
New cases and deaths from COVID-19 have declined nationwide as more young Americans are eligible for Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine. And on Thursday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced dramatic changes to its guidelines for face coverings – eliminating the need for them for fully vaccinated people in most situations.
But the pandemic is not over. And there is potential for further surges in cases if people, especially in Southern states like Texas, put off vaccination, says Dr. Peter Hotez. Hotez is an infectious disease specialist based at Houston’s Baylor College of Medicine, and author of a new book on vaccine diplomacy. He spoke with Texas Standard about what Texans still need to do to stay safe, and whether they can expect a return to normalcy in the near future. ....

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