Many Americans refuse to get vaccinated, and some interpose reasons linked to their religious beliefs and medical conditions. However, refusal to get vaccinated can have serious repercussions. After the United States, Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine…
Since the U.S. reported its first COVID-19 infection, 1 in 500 Americans have died from the virus, a bleak record in the country’s fight against the pandemic. As of Tuesday night, 663,913 people in the U.S. have lost their lives…
As school districts across the United States are reopening, some state officials have expressed concerns about the vulnerability of children as the highly contagious Delta variant targets the unvaccinated. This comes as coronavirus cases are surging among children as the school…
In March, novelist and screenwriter John Blumenthal wrote a column for cleveland.com in which he discussed his speculations about how safe are those people who received COVID-19 vaccines but have immunity concerns. At that time, there were no available research…
In a sweeping attempt to contain surging COVID-19 cases driven by the Delta variant, President Joe Biden has imposed stringent new vaccine mandates that would force more than 100 million Americans or two-thirds of the country’s workforce to get the…
As the Delta variant of the COVID19 virus continues to bring a surge of deaths and cases, more children are getting infected by the virus, just as doctors have feared. And the school year has just started. According to Dr.…
Forty-nine states in the United States have reported that they found the Mu COVID-19 variant in their samples and sequencing. Only Nebraska did not report anything about the Mu COVID-19 variant. Dallas County is one of the areas that reported…
More than 95% of counties in the U.S. are observing “high” transmission rates of COVID-19, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has said. On Tuesday, the CDC’s COVID Data Tracker showed that 95.19% of the U.S. counties are…
The Mu COVID variant, which is believed to be even more transmissible than the Delta variant and has the potential to resist vaccines, has spread to 49 U.S. states. Nebraska is the lone state where the variant has not been…
COVID-19 is infecting more children now because of the high transmission rate of the Delta variant. However, children below 12 years old remain ineligible for the vaccines. The research by companies making vaccines has not concluded yet that is why…