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@WSJ shared
On Jun 9, 2021
As the Covid-19 pandemic has improved in the U.S., more states are reporting data less frequently. Some epidemiologists and researchers think that’s a problem. https://t.co/1BjdRAca5L
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Reduced U.S. Covid-19 Data Reporting Worries Some Health Experts

Reduced U.S. Covid-19 Data Reporting Worries Some Health Experts

Some epidemiologists are concerned that lagging data will leave public-health leaders with blind spots as new variants of the coronavirus circulate and many parts of the world battle rising ...

@WSJhealth shared
On Jun 10, 2021
RT @JaredSHopkins: News w\ the great @betswrites : The U.S. government has stopped making the J&J Covid-19 vaccine available to states, as federal and state officials try to clear a backlog of unused doses before they expire https://t.co/Wne3Fw6UOo
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U.S. Suspends J&J Covid-19 Vaccine Shipments as States Face a Surplus of Expiring Doses

U.S. Suspends J&J Covid-19 Vaccine Shipments as States Face a Surplus of Expiring Doses

The U.S. government has stopped making the J&J Covid-19 vaccine available to states, as federal and state officials try to clear a backlog of unused doses before they expire.

@WSJhealth shared
On Jun 10, 2021
RT @jon_kamp: More people have died from Covid-19 this year than in all of 2020, according to official counts, highlighting how the global pandemic is far from over w/ @wsj_douglasj @WSJForero https://t.co/4twSvABXfb via @WSJ
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Covid-19 Deaths This Year Have Already Eclipsed 2020’s Toll

Covid-19 Deaths This Year Have Already Eclipsed 2020’s Toll

As wealthy nations vaccinate, the growing death tally underscores the worsening divide between rich and poor nations and highlights how the pandemic is far from over.

@HarvardHealth shared
On Jun 10, 2021
A study in the British Journal of Sports Medicine suggests that routine activity may help protect people who get #COVID19 from becoming seriously ill: https://t.co/6fFKTiKnN8 #HarvardHealth https://t.co/HfsKWJViPu
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Does exercise help protect against severe COVID-19?

Does exercise help protect against severe COVID-19?

A study examining data from a large health care provider on more than 48,000 people who had COVID-19 found that those were consistently inactive had a significantly higher risk of ...

@WSJ shared
On Jun 12, 2021
Across Africa, countries are confronting a new wave in coronavirus infections without the inoculations that have turned the tide of the Covid-19 pandemic in Europe and North America https://t.co/2z2qy5qFYT
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Africa Awaits Covid-19 Vaccine Donations as Cases Surge

Africa Awaits Covid-19 Vaccine Donations as Cases Surge

Across the continent, countries are confronting a new wave in coronavirus infections without the inoculations that have turned the tide of the Covid-19 pandemic in Europe and North America.

@bbchealth shared
On Jun 10, 2021
UK economy lags behind other countries in Covid recovery https://t.co/v4HBEHYtD6
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UK economy lags behind other countries in Covid recovery

UK economy lags behind other countries in Covid recovery

The G20 major economies grow slightly compared with pre-pandemic levels, but UK trails behind.

@bbchealth shared
On Jun 14, 2021
Covid-19: Lifting of England's lockdown delayed, and new common coronavirus symptoms https://t.co/IQtUbrfsPP
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Covid-19: Lifting of England's lockdown delayed, and new common coronavirus symptoms

Covid-19: Lifting of England's lockdown delayed, and new common coronavirus symptoms

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday evening.

@guardianscience shared
On Jun 14, 2021
Covid-19 around the world: how are some key countries faring? https://t.co/VGuEzbS8Z4
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Covid-19 around the world: how are some key countries faring?

Covid-19 around the world: how are some key countries faring?

Coronavirus cases appear to be mostly falling as nations race to get their populations vaccinated