The University of Maine system has announced that it will extend its masking policy to students returning from spring break. Authorities are extending mask mandates for indoor face coverings, regardless of vaccination status, until April 1 after returning from spring break. The school system says the extension is intended toRead More →
Xiaotang Z. The spreading effect of large-scale international sports competitions on social development. J Guangzhou Sports Univ. 2007;01:26–8. Google Scholar McCloskey B, Zumla A, Ippolito G, Blumberg L, Arbon P, Cicero A, et al. Mass Gatherings and Reducing the Global Spread of COVID-19: A Political and Public Health Dilemma. Lancet.Read More →
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A sign welcomes people to Girdwood. (Bill Roth/DNA File) Months after the problem began, residents of Girdwood learn that fluoridation of the town’s drinking water has been halted for most of the past year and will likely not be fluoridated again until 2024. Anchorage Water and Wastewater Utility Director MarkRead More →
newsletters, editors’ selection list, Mask-wearing will continue to be a feature of public life in Tasmania for at least the next month, with public health unable to provide an end date for its protective mandate. New South Wales has dropped its indoor mask-wearing mandate, where masks must now only beRead More →
news, local news, Mask-wearing will continue to be a feature of public life in Tasmania for at least the next month, with public health unable to provide an end date for its protective mandate. New South Wales has dropped its indoor mask-wearing mandate, where masks must now only be wornRead More →
People involved in school sports want answers to what they see as a clear and obvious discrepancy. Athletes from youth clubs and community sports were allowed to resume the tournament from Tuesday in British Columbia People involved in school sports want answers to what they see as a clear andRead More →
Integrated Bar Association of the Philippines (IBP) The Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) has taken a cudgel for unvaccinated people in the country against local policies and ordinances that restrict their movement “despite the absence of law” on mandatory COVID-19 vaccination. Local government units in the National Capital RegionRead More →
Governor Laura Kelly on Friday signed a bill codifying the COVID-19 emergency measures she established two weeks ago in a disaster declaration. Hospitals and nursing homes will now receive temporary regulatory relief designed to ease staffing issues. The measures expire in January 2023. “The Omicron variant continues to spread rapidlyRead More →
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Biden on Monday signed two bills that could help tens of thousands of veterans who claim to have fallen ill after being exposed to hot spots. The pair of bills, included in the $ 768 billion National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA)Read More →
Springfield, Illinois- (Radio Effingham) – Updates to the vaccination portal, Vax Verify, now include the SMART ™ health card to provide an easy way to share COVID-19 vaccination status New updates from the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) Vax check The vaccination portal now includes the use of theRead More →
Boyle, Ph.D., is a Senior Lecturer in the Cognitive Sciences Department at UC San Diego and a graduate student in the Master of Public Health Program at the Bloomberg School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins University. She lives in Carlsbad. Policymakers grapple with an embarrassing truth that the publicRead More →
At the hospital in the South West of England where Joanna Poole works as an intensive care doctor and anesthesiologist, the past few weeks have been a blur of operations called off for lack of beds and a scramble to plug gaps in schedules due coronavirus cases among staff. FromRead More →
Qatar recently announced its intention to revamp its compulsory health insurance scheme, enacting a new law which is due to come into force in May 2022. The new compulsory health insurance scheme will apply to all expatriates and visitors to Qatar . The new scheme will replace an earlier schemeRead More →
“My own vaccination card was issued to me without my name – I had to write it down,” he said. “I would support a more verifiable system, such as an app with links to vaccine history.” Wu said the CDC’s paper vaccination card, or a photo of it, would beRead More →
OPINION: During last year’s pandemic, the famous slogan was “we are in the same boat”. How quickly times have changed. Recently, the “oneness” aspect has been abandoned for the “us versus them” mentality. President Joe Biden and his administration have even started to vilify some Americans on the basis ofRead More →
OPINION: During last year’s pandemic, the famous slogan was “we are in this together”. How quickly times have changed. Recently, the ‘together’ aspect has been abandoned in favor of an ‘us versus them’ mentality. President Joe Biden and his administration have even begun to vilify some Americans for their vaccinationRead More →
Posted on August 6, 2021 THE GOVERNMENT OF Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is set to make an amendment to our public health laws which, in the words of the Prime Minister, would empower the government “to make rules under the Law on public health to require certain categories ofRead More →
Unlike a long-standing precedent, individualism reigns supreme in recent court decisions regarding COVID-19. In two recent cases—Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn c. Andrew M. Cuomo and South Bay United Pentecostal Church c. Gavin Newsom– The United States Supreme Court has overturned emergency COVID-19 restrictions on religious gatherings. On the surface,Read More →