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If You Got a Voucher for Canceled Plans, Now Is the Time to Use It
If you were issued a credit for canceled plans in 2020, remember to redeem it before it expires.
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Pennsylvania Extends Nursing Home Coronavirus Response Program
Wolf administration officials say Pennsylvania will extend a key feature of its response to coronavirus outbreaks in nursing homes, albeit on a scaled-down model after federal funding ran out in December
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Health Experts Still Urge Caution for Those Who've Received Coronavirus Vaccine
With more and more Americans receiving the coronavirus vaccine and some states lifting their restrictions, many are wondering just how cautious they should still be after getting their shot. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville gets answers from a local health expert.
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Senate Takes First Step Toward Passing $1.9 Trillion Covid Relief Bill — Here's What Happens Next
Senate Democrats hope to pass the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill by this weekend as they try to renew unemployment aid programs.
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Inventor Creates ‘Screaming Booth' to Detect COVID-19
A Dutch inventor is testing a new method for screening for COVID-19. It requires having a person walk into an air-locked cabin and screaming.
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Murphy's Handling of Pandemic, Nursing Home Response Questioned by NJ GOP
Rebuffed by the Democrats who control the Legislature, New Jersey Republican lawmakers Friday conducted their own hearing on Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy’s management of the coronavirus pandemic, questioning his administration’s handling of the virus in nursing homes. The committee met for the first time Friday remotely with testimony set to be give... -
Teacher Vaccinations Mostly Go Untracked Amid School Reopening Push
The national rush to vaccinate teachers in hopes of soon reopening pandemic-shuttered schools is running into one basic problem: Almost no one knows how many are getting the shots, or refusing to get them.
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2021 Penn Relays Canceled Due to Coronavirus Pandemic
For the second year in a row, the Penn Relays, the nation’s oldest and largest track and field competition, have been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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‘Falling Through Cracks': Vaccine Bypasses Some Older Adults
Thousands of older Americans are spending hours online or enlisting their grandchildren’s help to sign up for a COVID-19 vaccine
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These Are the Most Desirable Countries and Cities for Workers Looking to Relocate in 2021
Canada is now seen as the most desirable destination for overseas workers when it comes to choosing a country to relocate to, a global survey has found.
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Virus Updates: Wealthy in Fla. Got Jabs Before Much of State; Retailers Will Still Require Face Masks
President Joe Biden and health experts are expressing concern after Texas and Mississippi officials announced plans to ease virus restrictions, including ending mask mandates. The Biden administration warned against virus fatigue and encouraged Americans to continue to wear a mask and practice social distancing despite many states easing restrictio... -
Dolly Parton Gets COVID-19 Vaccine and Sings ‘Vaccine' Version of ‘Jolene'
Tennessee songbird and vaccine research funder Dolly Parton has gotten her COVID-19 vaccine. Parton shared both a photo and video of herself getting the shot at Vanderbilt University Medical Center on Tuesday afternoon.
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All Pa. Educators Could ‘Be Back to Work by End of the Month,' Gov. Wolf Says
Gov. Tom Wolf says Pennsylvania teachers, school nurses and staff, bus drivers and administrators will be able to receive the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine in next couple weeks.