Alexus Underwood
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Article on death rate in 2020 compared to 1918, during the flue pandemic:
The U.S. death rate in 2020 was the highest above normal ever recorded in the country — surpassing the 1918 flu pandemic. A New York Times analysis shows how much 2020 deviated from the norm. nyti.ms/3eoNJ4t
🚕 35% fewer drivers are using Uber and Lyft than before the pandemic, according to data from Gridwise, an app for ridehail drivers. Interviews with drivers revealed a litany of worries and complaints that are keeping them from coming back onto the road. businessinsider.com/uber-lyft-driv…
Students switching back and forth between in-school and online learning due to COVID-19 are struggling and will need significant supports in place to help close learning gaps, say the Canada's leading pediatric experts urging Ontario to start making plans. thestar.com/politics/provi…
Millions of Americans are skipping the second dose of their Covid vaccines. State officials are rushing to keep that number from growing even more. nyti.ms/2QZxjYa
Looking into McDonald County initiatives to combat food insecurity during COVID-19. Any thoughts for me? adbrock@uark.edu
Over the weekend, our state-supported teams surpassed 354,00 shots into the arms of Missourians! Thanks to our team members from @MoSEMA_ @MoPublicSafety @Missouri_NG @MoFireMarshal @HealthyLivingMo & the local public health & first responder communities & volunteers. Great job!
Link to Spanish version of the Missouri Vaccine navigator below:
We've launched a Spanish language version of the Missouri Vaccine Navigator. Alentamos a las personas a registrarse en línea si tienen la capacidad. Conocer los hechos: MOStopsCOVID.com
Update from Governor Parson on more Mo. openings:
Good to see Kansas City lifting restrictions on businesses and opening up to full capacity. Missouri's PCR 7-day case rate remains the lowest in the nation. We continue to see improvements on ALL fronts – COVID-19, vaccines, and the economy.
Vaccination reminder from President Biden:
Remember: If you received either the Pfizer or Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, you need two doses to receive the full scope of protection. Don’t skip your second shot.
Update from CDC director today:
An update from @CDCDirector: If you are fully vaccinated and want to attend a small outdoor gathering -- or dine at an outdoor restaurant with friends from multiple households -- the science shows that you can safely do so, unmasked.
Have questions about how viral vector vaccines protect you against #COVID19? They teach your body how to recognize the virus that causes COVID-19. If you are exposed to the virus later, your body will know how to fight it off. Learn more: bit.ly/31sDVjD.
#COVID19 💉 have been tested in large, randomized controlled trials that include people of ✅ a broad age range ✅ both sexes ✅ different ethnicities ✅ those w/ known medical conditions The 💉 have shown a high level of efficacy across all populations.
Join today’s CDC #COVID19 Partner Update Call at 3:00 pm EDT, “When to Clean, When to Disinfect, and What Science Says about SARS-CoV-2 on Surfaces.” Retweet and Register: bit.ly/3mKCqHD. #Handwashing
Update on COVID vaccination identification:
You do not need a Social Security Number or government ID to receive free COVID-19 services. A facility may ask for this info to help confirm you are uninsured but you will still be treated, tested, or vaccinated even if you can’t provide these items.
FEMA is making it easy to get your COVID-19 vaccine. Every day from 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. at the Dome in Downtown St. Louis, you can get the Pfizer vaccine for FREE. No insurance required. For vaccine info, visit: MOStopsCOVID.com #MOStopsCOVID | #ShowMeStrong
Kansas City metro adds more than 160 new COVID-19 cases, most in over a month trib.al/i0ES2tC
Thanks for tuning into last night’s Roll Up Your Sleeves special. Today, every American 16+ is eligible to get a COVID-19 vaccine. It’s free. It’s safe, and it’s how we’re going to bring this pandemic to an end. Get your vaccine.
Youth sports administrators & coaches: CDC has a toolkit to protect teams & players and communicate with your community during #COVID19. Find guidance and planning documents, web resources, posters, fact sheets, & more: bit.ly/3x5qTqZ.
Article on life after COVID by the NYTimes:
Getting vaccinated won’t mean an immediate return to life as you knew it. When it comes to thinking about what’s safe, it may help to think of post-vaccine life in several phases. nyti.ms/3efPh0n
Recent increases in pregnant women with COVID-19 has generated significant interest and concern. Here follows a thread about COVID in pregnancy - some content aimed at a lay audience, other at clinicians... 1/8
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