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Last week, the CDC updated their guidelines for people that are fully vaccinated. To be considered fully vaccinated, two weeks must have passed since receiving the second of the two-shot series of the Pfizer/BioNTech or Moderna vaccines, or two weeks after the single Johnson & Johnson vaccine. The CDC shares: If you are fully vaccinated,… Continue reading CDC Updates Guidelines For Those That Are Fully Vaccinated
Do you remember John J. Williams? Probably not. He was a Union soldier killed a full month after Lee’s surrender, in a meaningless battle at Palmito Ranch. Henry Gunther? He was the last American soldier killed one minute before the armistice was signed at 11:00 AM in World War One. Private First Class Charles Havlat?… Continue reading Last One To Die
Coronaviruses have been known to cause a multitude of infections ranging from the benign “common cold” to more lethal infections like the SARS outbreak in early 2000, to this pandemic. The World Heath Organization (WHO) derived an acronym in February 2020 to avoid stigmatizing its origins in terms of animal, geographical or population associations. Since… Continue reading What to know about COVID-19 variants
The development of Covid-19 vaccines and the subsequent approval by the FDA has been a substantial entry in the latest pandemic news. Fortunately, the United States now has three vaccines that have received FDA approval and the rollout of vaccines through the country is in progress. You’ve probably heard differing figures on how well they… Continue reading How to Find Covid-19 Vaccines
Last week, we shared about the importance of a flu vaccine, especially this year with the coronavirus circulating throughout the country and worldwide. The topic of the flu vaccine may also bring into question what other vaccines are necessary, their effects and potential risks. Here is general information provided by the CDC and the National… Continue reading Vaccine Recommendations