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Health & Science

Nurse Monique Bourgeois, left, administers the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine to educator Diane Kay at a vaccination site set up setup for teachers and school staff at the Berks County Intermediate Unit in Reading, Pa., Monday, March 15, 2021. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
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Pa. coronavirus update: Suburban counties jointly decry plan for single PEMA vaccine site

In a statement, elected officials from Montco, Delco, Bucks, and Chesco say a single regional site will “compromise equitable distribution.”

5 years ago

Chairs are seen inside the FEMA-run vaccination site at Pennsylvania Convention Center
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Billy Penn

Philly vaccine interest registry has built-in disparities, widening the racial divide

Advocates say more outreach and walk-up access could help bridge the gap.

5 years ago

The exterior of CHOP in Philadelphia
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Pa. coronavirus update: CHOP is approved site for COVID-19 vaccine trials for kids

Moderna will test its vaccine in children under 12, including babies as young as six months old.

5 years ago

File photo: Desks are spaced out 6-feet apart in a classroom at Camden Prep, a charter school in Camden, New Jersey. (Avi Wolfman-Arent/WHYY)
Health

N.J. coronavirus update: Murphy expects full-time, in-person learning next school year

Citing the need for in-person instruction, N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy expects students and teachers to be “safely” back in the classroom for the 2021-2022 school year.

5 years ago

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West Philadelphia Skills Initiative aids in COVID testing and processing efforts on Feb. 10 2021. (West Philadelphia Skills Initiative)
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New Pa. initiative seeks to identify and reduce causes of health disparities

“Many of these areas with profound disparities have a history of redlining, showing a direct link between historical racism and the health effects of today."

5 years ago

People line up for the COVID-19 vaccine outside the BB&T Pavilion in Camden
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Camden County-run vaccination sites booked through fall; appointments still available at FEMA site

Camden County-run vaccination sites are booked through October, but appointments are still available at the FEMA-supported site in Camden which closes Friday.

5 years ago

A Delaware resident is vaccinated against COVID-19 at a drive-thru site
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Del. coronavirus update: State to open vaccine to everyone over age 50

Starting March 17, anyone in Delaware over the age of 50 will be eligible to get a vaccine at their local pharmacy. Medical providers will still prioritize high-risk groups.

5 years ago

Taylor Corbin, 4, (center) helps block captain Roslyn Myers inflate a hopper ball
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Pa. coronavirus update: Large outdoor events on horizon in Philly

Walk-up appointments will be available to Philly residents eligible in Phases 1A and 1B who can show ID or proof of address from 22 ZIP codes.

5 years ago

An illustration of a woman standing on martini glasses.
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Sharp, ‘off the charts’ rise in alcoholic liver disease among young women

Although liver diseases still affect more men, younger women are driving the increase in deaths, a trend that began several years ago and is now supercharged by the pandemic.

5 years ago

Third grade children attend school while wearing face masks
NPR
Health

Moderna gives first vaccine shots to young kids as part of COVID-19 study

Researchers hope to learn about the effectiveness of the vaccine for kids ages 6 months to less than 12 years old. Moderna plans to enroll roughly 6,750 children in eight U.S.

5 years ago

People flock to Miami Beach
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Colleges canceled spring break, but students are traveling anyway

The rise of online classes means students can now attend college from anywhere, including beachside.

5 years ago

(photo credit, Douglas Sanders/NPR)
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Shankar Vedantam on why we lie to ourselves

Host of the Hidden Brain podcast, Shankar Vedantam discusses his new book about why we lie to ourselves and the risks and benefits of self-deception.

Air Date: March 16, 2021 10:00 am

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A National Guard member vaccinates someone against COVID-19 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center
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Billy Penn

Philly’s FEMA site adding walk-up vaccines for residents of underserved ZIP codes

The switch from invite-only is intended to close the gap in vaccination rate, which varies widely across the city.

5 years ago

Rohingya refugees at a work training center in Indonesia's Aceh province. Dr. Paul Spiegel of Johns Hopkins University's Center for Humanitarian Health is looking at the data that have been collected on refugees and other vulnerable populations. It's far from complete, he says, but he has been surprised by the impact of COVID-19 among Rohingya. (Khalis Surry/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
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Health

COVID-19 data miss a lot of people — raising questions

In lower-income countries and among certain at-risk populations, reliable data aren't always available.

5 years ago

Giani Clarke, 18, a senior at Wilson High School in West Lawn, Pa., takes a test in her AP statistics class earlier this month. The desks are doubled as a way to provide more social distancing. (MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle vi/MediaNews Group via Getty Images)
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Health

CDC looks at whether 3 feet — instead of 6 — is safe for schools’ social distancing

A new study published in Clinical Infectious Diseases suggests that 3 feet may be as safe as 6 feet, so long as everyone is masked.

5 years ago

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