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doublejj
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Brazil forced to bury COVID-19 dead on streets as cemetery space runs out
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Country’s ‘nightmare’ corpse problem
In April last year, a cemetery operator in COVID-ravaged Brazil described his “nightmare”. Fast forward 12 months and it is much worse.
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doublejj
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Employers Can Require You To Get COVID-19 Vaccine - The Morning News
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) issued a statement that the federal laws don’t prevent private employers to require their employees from getting vaccinated against COVID-19. However, EEOC stated that the federal laws may require those private employers to provide accommodation to...
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Yes, they can offer incentives that encourage their employees to get vaccinated, but it should not be a requirement. There is no limit on what these incentives could be, including cash, paid time off, vacations. However, employers must keep vaccination information pursuant to the ADA.
Sir Napsalot
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I care not for the plight of anti-vaxxers' risk to other anti-vaxxers
doublejj
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‘No going back to normal’: 43,000 US kids lost a parent to COVID
Thousands of American children are struggling with the emotional and financial toll of losing a parent to COVID-19 — and the long-term effects on their physical, mental and financial health.
www.aljazeera.com
Thousands of American children are struggling with the emotional and financial toll of losing a parent to COVID-19 — and the long-term effects on their physical, mental and financial health.
‘No going back to normal’: 43,000 US kids lost a parent to COVID
Children in the US are struggling with the emotional and financial toll of losing a parent to COVID-19.
doublejj
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Cannabis company offering products for one cent to vaccinated customers
www.sfgate.com
Cannabis company offers penny weed for vaccinated customers
The promotion is an effort to help Contra Costa County further increase its vaccination...
LOL another delusional hit piece on scientific research. It sounds so logical unless you understand science. You should check out the history of Plum Island, anthrax, small pox, cancer et cetera. It's what our scientists do. You better be prepared for all the combinations and permutations the wild can throw. Thankfully we are moving toward computer simulation. But science is risky business.
Singlemalt
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Jesus H Christ smdh
If the trend grows the mean will look so much better.
Full disclosure to who about what? Budgets are public here, this wasn't a secret and anyone with a public health education knew it. Why not announce all the other international health institutes we've provided some funding to? Our public health department has a history of supporting research all over the world. This is not surprising or abnormal.
lokie
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CTV Your Morning | Man posts video of hilarious face mask sunburn
He forgot to take his mask off while sunbathing!
www.ctv.ca
Not our lab, not our country, how is giving them minimal funding for their research our bad? We give additional funds for research in many different countries. We accept graduate students here who then return to their countries and study many different things. I think political factions around the world incorrectly politicized a public health issue. If anyone has some bad to own it's the political parasites.
doublejj
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Houston hospital suspends 178 employees who refused Covid-19 vaccination
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Houston hospital suspends 178 employees who refused Covid-19 vaccination
Nearly 25,000 of Houston Methodist's staff members have been fully inoculated against Covid-19 as part of a vaccination requirement announced in April.
BarnBuster
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The Fundamental Question of the Pandemic Is Shifting
We understand how this will end. But who bears the risk that remains?
doublejj
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Virtually all hospitalized Covid patients have one thing in common: They're unvaccinated
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Virtually all hospitalized Covid patients have one thing in common: They're unvaccinated
"I haven't had anyone that's been fully vaccinated become critically ill," one doctor said.
Houston hospital suspends 178 employees who refused Covid-19 vaccination
Houston hospital suspends 178 employees who refused Covid-19 vaccination
Nearly 25,000 of Houston Methodist's staff members have been fully inoculated against Covid-19 as part of a vaccination requirement announced in April.
A Judge Has Thrown Out A Lawsuit Brought By Hospital Workers Over A Vaccine Mandate
In a five-page ruling issued Saturday, a U.S. judge upheld Houston Methodist Hospital's vaccination policy, saying its requirement that employees receive a COVID-19 vaccine breaks no federal law.
www.npr.org