Agencies Investigating Cause Of Death Of Person Who Died Hours After Receiving Vaccine, Placer Sheriff Says PHOTOS: Vlade Divac’s Unassuming, Fully Renovated Sacramento Home Hits The Market At $1.6 Million ‘Scared The Hell Out Of Me’: Women Share Disturbing Stories Of Downtown Prowler On The Loose He is making loved ones proud every day. Speckman’s wife Sue sees that positive attitude in coaching and in life. … [Read more...] about Defying The Odds: UC Davis Football Coach Continues To Inspire Others With Positive Attitude, Determination
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Health Care Workers Return To Newark Vaccination Center For 2nd Dose As State Grapples With COVID Vaccine Shortage
Exclusive: Woman Brutally Attacked At Harlem Liquor Store Says Suspect Tried To Bite Her Eye Out: ‘That’s An Animal. That’s Not A Person’ New York City Temporarily Closes 15 Vaccine Hubs, Cancels Thousands Of Appointments Due To Shortage NYPD: Kevin Gavin Killed 3 Women At Carter G. Woodson Houses, A Home For Seniors In Brooklyn … [Read more...] about Health Care Workers Return To Newark Vaccination Center For 2nd Dose As State Grapples With COVID Vaccine Shortage
The coronavirus is becoming more infectious. Here’s how to protect yourself
“The slow rollout and the variants are connected because now we’re not only in a race against COVID, but we’re now in a different, slightly different race against a competition that’s running faster than it was before,” said Robert Wachter, chair of the UCSF Department of Medicine, on the “In the Bubble” podcast. “So we have to run even faster to get people vaccinated, and get on top of this.” … [Read more...] about The coronavirus is becoming more infectious. Here’s how to protect yourself
Bromance with beer? Over.
“The reality is, if you can lift 25- to 50-pound bags of grain into the mill and get covered in beer and yeast every so often and not freak out about it, you can do the job,” says Melissa Myers, a professional brewer who has worked at Magnolia, Drake’s and Pyramid, and now owns the Good Hop bottle shop in Oakland. … [Read more...] about Bromance with beer? Over.
2 in 5 Americans live where COVID-19 strains hospital ICUs
"Initially, when the COVID surges were hitting one part of the country at a time, traveling nurses were able to go to areas more severely affected. Now with almost the entire country surging at the same time," hospitals are paying twice and three times what they would normally pay for temporary, traveling nurses, said Dr. Jeff Smith, the hospital’s chief operating officer. … [Read more...] about 2 in 5 Americans live where COVID-19 strains hospital ICUs
