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COVID-19: Regina Catholic school students ask officials to re-think transition to in-class learning

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Regina school divisions extend remote learning until at least May 3 In the letter, students say the additional stress they’re feeling with the switch is “unnecessary.”“We believe that staying online for the remainder of the school year would be the best and smartest idea moving forward to keep your staff and students safe,” the letter goes on to read.Many of the students who signed their names are in Grade 11 and admit worrying about the rise of COVID-19 variant cases whilst studying for exams has becoming overwhelming, but that’s not the only worry students have.“The concerns I’d say I’m having is switching back and forth from these two systems is getting quite anxiety inducing,” said Pyper Nadon, another Grade 11 student from Riffel.

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11.05.2021 / 03:25

WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus slams 'vaccine diplomacy' in Covid fight

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Bonnie Henry - COVID-19: B.C. opens vaccination bookings to those 18+ living in hot spots - globalnews.ca

11.05.2021 / 03:15

COVID-19: B.C. opens vaccination bookings to those 18+ living in hot spots

COVID-19 vaccinations to people 18 years of age and older who live in high-risk areas.Adults who were born in 2003 or earlier and live in a neighbourhood or town experiencing high rates of COVID-19 transmission can book their vaccination appointment as of Monday. B.C.

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COVID-19: Regina church considers ‘cautious rather than anxious’ approach to easing restrictions - globalnews.ca

11.05.2021 / 03:15

COVID-19: Regina church considers ‘cautious rather than anxious’ approach to easing restrictions

COVID-19 restrictions under its reopening plan, but just because things can return closer to normal doesn’t mean they will.On Sunday, the province reached its first vaccination benchmark as 70 per cent of those 40 and older received their first dose.As a result, step one of the reopening plan will start and a number of restrictions will be lifted on May 30. This includes restaurants and bars opening with a maximum of six people at a table, up to 10 people allowed at private indoor or outdoor household gatherings and places of worship can increase capacity up to 30 per cent or 150 people, whichever is less.Regina’s Christ Lutheran Church switched to virtual services when the pandemic first started.

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U.S.Fda - Janet Woodcock - FDA approves Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for 12-15 year-olds, under emergency use authorization - globalnews.ca

11.05.2021 / 03:15

FDA approves Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for 12-15 year-olds, under emergency use authorization

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Non-hospitalized COVID-19 patients have low risk of serious long-term effects, study says - globalnews.ca - Canada

11.05.2021 / 02:47

Non-hospitalized COVID-19 patients have low risk of serious long-term effects, study says

COVID-19 patients have a low risk of serious long-term effects, but they report more visits to general practitioners following infection, according to a study published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases journal. Herd immunity for COVID-19 may not be reached in Canada, experts say “The absolute risk of severe post-acute complications after SARS-CoV-2 infection not requiring hospital admission is low.

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Julia Wong - COVID-19 booster shots likely a reality for Albertans - globalnews.ca

11.05.2021 / 02:47

COVID-19 booster shots likely a reality for Albertans

Many Albertans are excited to be getting their COVID-19 vaccine doses. But what does the future hold for booster shots? Two infectious disease experts weigh in. Julia Wong reports.

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COVID-19: Families of loved ones at Maimonides sound alarm over alleged neglect - globalnews.ca

11.05.2021 / 02:47

COVID-19: Families of loved ones at Maimonides sound alarm over alleged neglect

COVID-19 outbreak at Maimonides prompts concerns over staffing, safety The brothers claim Bensoussan underwent tests and when the family didn’t get any answers, they used back channels to find out she has a urinary tract infection. They became concerned and felt they needed to push staff to treat their mother, expressing their concern to a doctor at the residence.“The doctor says, ‘Did you lose faith in Maimonides?'” Marc said, “and I said, ‘Yeah, I lost faith five months ago.”That’s when their father died while he was a resident at Maimonides.

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Gil Tucker - ‘Tenacious’ Calgary high school musicians carry on through COVID-19 pandemic - globalnews.ca

11.05.2021 / 02:47

‘Tenacious’ Calgary high school musicians carry on through COVID-19 pandemic

Missing out on sports and all kinds of other activities during the COVID-19 pandemic has been rough for a lot of young Calgarians. But as Gil Tucker shows us, switching to a virtual version can still bring a big boost during these tough times.

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Joe Scarpelli - Financial support for Manitoba businesses - globalnews.ca

11.05.2021 / 02:17

Financial support for Manitoba businesses

More financial support is coming to Manitoba businesses impacted by COVID-19 restrictions, but is it enough? Joe Scarpelli reports.

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Bonnie Henry - B.C.’s COVID-19 numbers for Monday, May 10 - globalnews.ca - province Health

11.05.2021 / 02:17

B.C.’s COVID-19 numbers for Monday, May 10

Provincial Health Officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry, runs through the latest COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, and outbreaks from the last three days.

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UCF no longer requiring masks on campus effective immediately - clickorlando.com - state Florida

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11.05.2021 / 02:03

UCF no longer requiring masks on campus effective immediately

ORLANDO, Fla. – Starting Monday, masks will be encouraged rather than required on campus at the University of Central Florida.

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Travis Dhanraj - COVID-19: Ontario stay-at-home order could be extended - globalnews.ca

11.05.2021 / 01:55

COVID-19: Ontario stay-at-home order could be extended

The health minister spoke Monday on possibly extending the stay-at-home order. Right now, it’s looking more and more like it will be extended. Travis Dhanraj reports.

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Long-term care residents also died from non-COVID causes, new military documents reveal - globalnews.ca

11.05.2021 / 01:55

Long-term care residents also died from non-COVID causes, new military documents reveal

New documents suggest residents of long-term care homes were dying of causes other than COVID-19 during outbreaks last year. As Caryn Lieberman reports, the military is pointing to deaths resulting from dehydration and malnourishment, as well as from COVID-19.

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Raquel Fletcher - Quebec long-term care residents have received second dose of COVID-19 vaccine - globalnews.ca

11.05.2021 / 01:55

Quebec long-term care residents have received second dose of COVID-19 vaccine

Quebec has reached an important milestone in the fight against COVID-19 now that all residents in the province’s long-term care facilities have received their second dose.

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WHO classifies COVID-19 variant first identified in India as being of global concern - globalnews.ca - India

11.05.2021 / 01:55

WHO classifies COVID-19 variant first identified in India as being of global concern

The World Health Organization (WHO) said Monday that the coronavirus variant first identified in India was being classified as a variant of global concern, with some preliminary studies showing that it spreads more easily.

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U.S. FDA authorizes Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for use in children aged 12 to 15 - globalnews.ca - Canada

11.05.2021 / 01:55

U.S. FDA authorizes Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for use in children aged 12 to 15

COVID-19 vaccines finally are headed for more kids as U.S. regulators on Monday expanded use of Pfizer’s shot to those as young as 12, sparking a race to protect middle and high school students before they head back to class in the fall.Shots could begin as soon as a federal vaccine advisory committee issues recommendations for using the two-dose vaccine in 12- to 15-year-olds, expected Wednesday.

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Toronto-area LTC residents died of ‘dehydration and malnourishment,’ new military documents reveal - globalnews.ca

11.05.2021 / 01:55

Toronto-area LTC residents died of ‘dehydration and malnourishment,’ new military documents reveal

COVID-19, residents at two long-term care homes in the Toronto area died of dehydration and neglect during outbreaks last spring, newly-obtained Canadian military documents reveal.Another report stated “there had been resident deaths due to dehydration and malnourishment” at Hawthorne Place Care Centre, also in North York.The documents obtained by Global News provide details never before heard about the state of these two long-term care centres prior to the Armed Forces arriving to help stop the spread of COVID-19.

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COVID-19 vaccine cost-benefit analysis in Ontario - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

11.05.2021 / 01:55

COVID-19 vaccine cost-benefit analysis in Ontario

Some experts say it is important to weigh the risks of which COVID-19 vaccine people choose to receive. As Katherine Ward reports, with more mRNA vaccines on the way, the equation is changing and experts are weighing in with their insights.

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Albert De-Villiers - COVID-19: Adults 18+ in Summerland, Rutland eligible for vaccine - globalnews.ca - Britain

11.05.2021 / 01:55

COVID-19: Adults 18+ in Summerland, Rutland eligible for vaccine

COVID-19 vaccine.The “whole community” expanded immunization rollout is due to lower vaccination rates and higher infections rates in those communities, health officials said.“We look across the region on a frequent basis and if we see places that have got higher cases and potentially lower vaccine rates, we can make a choice at that point,” said Dr. Albert de Villiers, Interior Health’s chief medical health officer.The community of Golden in southeastern B.C.

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Toronto COVID-19 trends heading in the right direction - globalnews.ca

11.05.2021 / 01:55

Toronto COVID-19 trends heading in the right direction

As the province gets set to expand the eligibility for people getting vaccinated, Toronto officials say the trends are heading in the right direction. But while the city’s medical officer of health is advocating for an easing of outdoor restrictions, she says now is not the time to ease up too much.

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Alberta reports another 1,597 cases of COVID-19 Monday, 158 in ICU - globalnews.ca

11.05.2021 / 01:55

Alberta reports another 1,597 cases of COVID-19 Monday, 158 in ICU

COVID-19 on Monday, bringing the province’s active case count to 25,438.Over the last 24 hours, the province conducted 13,921 COVID-19 tests and identified another 406 cases of COVID-19 variants.Variants now make up at least 42 per cent of active cases across Alberta. Alberta Health Services has shifted away from screening all positive COVID-19 cases for variants of concern, instead targeting variant screening in populations at highest risk.

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Students struggle with isolation, lack of structure during remote learning: parents, counsellors - globalnews.ca

11.05.2021 / 01:55

Students struggle with isolation, lack of structure during remote learning: parents, counsellors

COVID-19 numbers.It’s something Winnipeg parent Pam Rubachuk isn’t looking forward to.“I’m not happy,” Rubachuk said. “First and foremost, it’s an extremely stressful thought going to remote learning knowing my son doesn’t have as much stimulation here at home to continue learning.”Rubachuk’s 14-year-old son goes to school at Glenlawn Collegiate.

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Struggling local businesses look for creative solutions to bring in more employees - fox29.com

11.05.2021 / 01:13

Struggling local businesses look for creative solutions to bring in more employees

NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA - Desperate and creative are two words that can be used to describe some local businesses who are struggling to stay open because of staff shortages. Things may be reopening, but the struggle is real for business owners."We’re stuck right now, dead in the water," Erini Restaurant owner Nickolas Fifis lamented.Fifis hopes the big, bold "Hiring" letters catch the eye.

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Pfizer COVID-19 shot expanded to US children as young as 12 - clickorlando.com - Canada

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11.05.2021 / 01:05

Pfizer COVID-19 shot expanded to US children as young as 12

COVID-19 vaccines finally are headed for more kids as U.S. regulators on Monday expanded use of Pfizer's shot to those as young as 12, sparking a race to protect middle and high school students before they head back to class in the fall.

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FDA authorizes Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for kids ages 12 to 15 - fox29.com - Los Angeles

11.05.2021 / 00:43

FDA authorizes Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for kids ages 12 to 15

LOS ANGELES - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Monday expanded emergency use authorization for Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine in the United States for older children ages 12 to 15.Last month, Pfizer said Phase 3 clinical trials found its COVID-19 vaccine was safe and 100% effective among this age group.

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Police release new photos of teen suspect in West Philadelphia home invasion, sexual assault - fox29.com

11.05.2021 / 00:33

Police release new photos of teen suspect in West Philadelphia home invasion, sexual assault

(Philadelphia Police Department) WEST PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police want to talk to the person in new photos released in connection with a home invasion and sexual assault in West Philadelphia.It happened on the 400 block of South 45th Street on April 21 around 2:30 a.m.According to police, a woman woke up to a stranger inside her apartment. Investigators say the suspect produced a knife and proceeded to sexually assault the victim multiple times over a 3-hour period.

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Nova Scotia - Early childhood educators in N.S. call for more resources during COVID-19 third wave - globalnews.ca

11.05.2021 / 00:31

Early childhood educators in N.S. call for more resources during COVID-19 third wave

The third wave in Nova Scotia has come with the strictest lockdown the province has had since the beginning of the pandemic. Childcare centres are mandated to stay open by the province but early childhood educators say more resources are needed to keep them safe.

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Nova Scotia - COVID-19 impacts on Black-owned businesses in Nova Scotia - globalnews.ca

11.05.2021 / 00:31

COVID-19 impacts on Black-owned businesses in Nova Scotia

The pandemic has been difficult for small businesses, but Black-owned businesses are facing additional challenges. A new study commissioned by the Black Business Initiative is providing some insight. Amber Fryday reports.

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COVID-19 vaccine eligibility age lowered in New Brunswick - globalnews.ca - city New Brunswick

11.05.2021 / 00:31

COVID-19 vaccine eligibility age lowered in New Brunswick

It was a mostly optimistic update on the COVID-19 situation in New Brunswick on Monday. As Travis Fortnum reports, the age eligibility for vaccines is being lowered as more vaccines arrive.

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Jerry Demings - Free COVID-19 testing at Orange County Convention Center down to its final days - clickorlando.com - state Florida - county Orange

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11.05.2021 / 00:23

Free COVID-19 testing at Orange County Convention Center down to its final days

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Free COVID-19 testing is coming to an end at the Orange County Convention Center, according to officials.

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Gregor Smith - Scotland's Covid alert level downgraded - what it means for lockdown restrictions - dailyrecord.co.uk - Britain - Scotland

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11.05.2021 / 00:17

Scotland's Covid alert level downgraded - what it means for lockdown restrictions

coronavirus alert level has been downgraded as the number of deaths and hospitalisations continues to fall across the country. All of the country’s Chief Medical Officers (CMOs) agreed to move Scotland and the rest of the UK from level four to level three earlier today.

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COVID-19 caseloads still high in some provinces despite vaccine rollout expansion - globalnews.ca

11.05.2021 / 00:15

COVID-19 caseloads still high in some provinces despite vaccine rollout expansion

Ontario and Quebec are making progress in the fight against COVID-19 on Monday, even as provinces to the east and west continued to struggle.Ontario’s hospitalizations and active cases continued a slow decline, as the province announced it is now receiving enough vaccine to allow health-care workers to begin booking their second shots in the coming days.Like other provinces, Ontario extended dosing intervals to four months, but officials said Monday that some high-risk workers may now be able to get their second shots earlier than previously thought. The government also announced it will lower the age of COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to 40 across the province on Thursday.

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Vaccine eligibility expands for at-risk conditions, essential workers, 40+ in London-Middlesex - globalnews.ca - city London - county Middlesex

10.05.2021 / 23:57

Vaccine eligibility expands for at-risk conditions, essential workers, 40+ in London-Middlesex

COVID-19 vaccine eligibility will expand to those with at-risk health conditions as well as essential workers who cannot work from home in London and Middlesex.According to a release from the Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU), the expansion will take place at 8 a.m. Tuesday.

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David Williams - Daily COVID-19 cases should be ‘well below’ 1000 before stay-at-home lifted, Ontario’s top doctor says - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

10.05.2021 / 23:57

Daily COVID-19 cases should be ‘well below’ 1000 before stay-at-home lifted, Ontario’s top doctor says

When asked what the target number of daily COVID-19 cases should be for the stay-at-home order to be lifted in Ontario, chief medical officer Dr.

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Scott Howat - Orange County officials expecting thousands more students in summer school this year - clickorlando.com - state Florida - county Orange

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10.05.2021 / 23:45

Orange County officials expecting thousands more students in summer school this year

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – On June 2, Orange County Public Schools will welcome nearly four times the amount of students usually seen for its summer school program, education officials said.

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With COVID-19 cases on the decline, US states move forward - cidrap.umn.edu

10.05.2021 / 23:39

With COVID-19 cases on the decline, US states move forward

Across the country, everyone from governors to business owners are asking "What's next?" as states record falling COVID-19 cases and more Americans are vaccinated against the novel coronavirus.

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Subaru Park opening at full capacity to fans on June 23 - fox29.com - state Pennsylvania - county Chester - county Union - Philadelphia, county Union - city Philadelphia, county Union

10.05.2021 / 23:34

Subaru Park opening at full capacity to fans on June 23

Credit: Philadelphia Union CHESTER, Pa - The Philadelphia Union announced that Subaru Park will be opened at full capacity to fans with safety precautions in place starting on Wednesday, June 23."Philadelphia Union fans are the backbone of this organization and we cannot wait to welcome back all fans and the electricity they bring," said Philadelphia Union President Tim McDermott. "While we look forward to re-opening our gates to our entire fanbase, the health and safety of our fans, players, coaches, and staff remains a top priority and certain measures will remain in place, such as masking and eliminating contact points, to ensure all fans can safely enjoy their match day experience.

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Starbucks Canada to offer all employees 3 paid sick days amid COVID-19 - globalnews.ca - Canada

10.05.2021 / 23:23

Starbucks Canada to offer all employees 3 paid sick days amid COVID-19

Starbucks is offering all its Canadian retail employees three temporary paid sick days from April 19 to Sept. 25.The move comes after Ontario announced a similar three-day sick leave policy that would reimburse employers up to $200 a day for what they pay out.The COVID-19 pandemic has strengthened calls for businesses to provide workers with paid sick leave, as workplaces become a key site for the virus’ transmission.Starbucks says the paid sick days will be in addition to its other COVID-19 supports, which include up to two hours of paid time off for each dose of the vaccine and up to four hours of paid time off to recover from side effects.

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COVID-19: 147 new cases, 266 recoveries reported in Saskatchewan - globalnews.ca

10.05.2021 / 23:23

COVID-19: 147 new cases, 266 recoveries reported in Saskatchewan

COVID-19 cases as Saskatchewan released the latest numbers in the province on Monday.Health officials reported 147 new cases, raising the overall total in Saskatchewan since the start of the pandemic to 43,288.The majority of the new cases are in Saskatoon (43) and Regina (35).

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Ottawa Public Health reports 83 new COVID-19 cases, 2 deaths - globalnews.ca - city Ottawa

10.05.2021 / 23:23

Ottawa Public Health reports 83 new COVID-19 cases, 2 deaths

COVID-19 cases on Monday, the second time in the course of a week daily case counts have been below 100.The latest daily increases come after OPH reported increases of 143 coronavirus cases on Sunday and 112 cases on Saturday.The number of active COVID-19 cases in Ottawa stand at 1,374 as of Monday, out of a total 25,446 in the city since the start of the pandemic.Two additional people have died in connection with COVID-19 in the past day, OPH said, raising the death toll of the pandemic in Ottawa to 525.There are currently 73 Ottawa residents in hospital with COVID-19, down from 95 as of Friday.

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Richard Zussman - Monday Covid - B.C. health officials to provide Monday COVID-19 update - globalnews.ca

10.05.2021 / 23:23

B.C. health officials to provide Monday COVID-19 update

COVID-19 data on Monday afternoon.The news conference at 3 p.m. will be carried live on BC1, on our website, the Global BC Facebook page and CKNW.During its last update on Friday, the province reported 722 new COVID-19 cases, along with seven deaths and 6,757 active cases.

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Ibuprofen, other NSAIDs not tied to worse COVID illness, death - cidrap.umn.edu - Britain

10.05.2021 / 23:21

Ibuprofen, other NSAIDs not tied to worse COVID illness, death

Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as ibuprofen and naproxen don't worsen illness or cause death in hospitalized COVID-19 patients, a new study involving more than 72,000 people in the United Kingdom suggests.

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College London - News Scan for May 10, 2021 - cidrap.umn.edu

10.05.2021 / 23:21

News Scan for May 10, 2021

Mild COVID-19 infection was not linked to longer-term heart damage, according to a JACC Cardiovascular Imaging study late last week.University College London researchers matched 74 SARS-C

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Andrew Cuomo - The Latest: Islanders to have fully vaccinated fan section - clickorlando.com - New York - city New York - city Nassau

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10.05.2021 / 23:16

The Latest: Islanders to have fully vaccinated fan section

The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:

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Almost 36 per cent of Waterloo Region residents have had a dose of COVID-19 vaccine - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

10.05.2021 / 22:49

Almost 36 per cent of Waterloo Region residents have had a dose of COVID-19 vaccine

COVID-19 vaccine, according to Waterloo Region’s vaccine distribution task force.On Monday, it reported that there have now been 228,325 vaccinations given in the region, 7,696 more than it reported on Friday. It is also just short of 1,000 more than what was reported a week earlier.

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Tom Cruise explains how he reopened ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ set during COVID-19 - nme.com

10.05.2021 / 22:47

Tom Cruise explains how he reopened ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ set during COVID-19

Mission: Impossible 7 running during the COVID-19 pandemic.The actor, who both produces and stars in the action movie, told Empire about the protocols put in place to keep filming safely.“I’ve produced 30 to 40 movies. I am responsible for thousands, if not tens of thousands, of jobs,” Cruise began.“All my friends in the industry, people that are in distribution, and my crew were like, ‘What are we going to do? I could lose my house!’“So I told the studio and I told the industry, ‘We’re going back.

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Health England - Greater Manchester's latest coronavirus infection rates as cases in Bolton continue to surge - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - India - Britain - city Manchester

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10.05.2021 / 22:47

Greater Manchester's latest coronavirus infection rates as cases in Bolton continue to surge

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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