Pennsylvania Officials Boast Good Vaccination Rates Even As Commonwealth Remains Hotspot For Coronavirus
Pennsylvania officials boast of good vaccination rates. Still, the state has more new cases of COVID every day than almost every other state.
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Pennsylvania officials boast of good vaccination rates. Still, the state has more new cases of COVID every day than almost every other state.
The pandemic made it challenging for many people to maintain their fitness goals, but in this week's Open for Business segment, CBS3's Vittoria Woodill heads to a local gym whose mission is to help people keep health a priority.
More than 20 health systems are participating in the I-SPY COVID-19 trial.
Pfizer and BioNTech said Thursday they are seeking U.S. Food and Drug Administration emergency use authorization for their COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 to 11.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health says the county is on track to exceed a 104% increase in syphilis infections from 2020.
Gov. Phil Murphy announced COVID-19 transmission rates continue to drop in the Garden State.
Health officials are concerned about the potential for a "twindemic" of the coronavirus and the flu this winter.
After months of the Delta variant driving the current COVID-19 surge, the latest numbers show a downward trend.
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There's been a potentially major advancement in the efforts to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
It would become the first oral medicine that fights viral infection for COVID-19 if approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for emergency use authorization.
Doctors will be marching in scrubs, concerned that court decisions could put women at risk and many teenagers will be joining their ranks.
Almost 70% of Pennsylvania is fully vaccinated, but the state continues to have a high number of daily COVID-19 infections.
However, Dr. Cheryl Bettigole said that the mask mandate in the city is likely to remain for some time going forward.
The company is now expected to request emergency use authorization and doctors say it can't come soon enough because the number of children being infected with Covid-19 continues to grow.
