Philadelphia’s top health official said the rise in COVID cases indicates the city might be at the start of a new wave and officials are trying to stay ahead of it. PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia is reinstating its indoor mask mandate after reporting a sharp increase in coronavirus infections, becoming the …
Read More »40 sitios de pruebas de COVID-19 de Colorado cerrarán este mes
El departamento de salud de Colorado anunció el miércoles las fechas de cierre de algunos sitios de prueba comunitarios, mientras que otros 80 seguirán abiertos. COLORADO, USA — DENVER —El departamento de salud del estado anunció el miércoles las fechas de cierre para 40 sitios comunitarios de pruebas de COVID-19 …
Read More »Kelsea Ballerini hosting CMT awards remotely after getting COVID
She is set to co-host with actor Anthony Mackie, but the award show will look different for Ballerini, who will now MC from home. NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Country star Kelsea Ballerini is making a last-minute pivot to co-hosting the CMT Music Awards remotely after testing positive for COVID-19 days before …
Read More »Whole Foods salad dressing recalled over wheat, soy labeling
The salad dressing has undeclared wheat and soy in it, making it a hazard to people with those allergies. WASHINGTON — A brand of Caesar salad dressing sold at Whole Foods is being recalled because it may contain soy and wheat, two allergens that aren’t declared on the label. Bottles of …
Read More »Judge: Military can’t discharge HIV-positive soldiers
Advocates estimate there are about 2,000 U.S. troops serving while living with HIV. RICHMOND, Va. — U.S. service members who are HIV-positive cannot be discharged or barred from becoming an officer solely because they’re infected with the virus, a federal judge in Virginia ruled. Advocates say it’s one of the …
Read More »Program helps pilots with mental health
Whether it’s the loss of a loved one, divorce or anxiety, handling “human factors” is at the forefront of United’s Flight Training Center in Denver. DENVER — In January, new captains and first officers patiently awaited their names to be called during a “wings ceremony” at United Airlines’ Flight Training …
Read More »More kids are dying of fentanyl overdoses in Colorado
In 2021, 35 kids aged 10 to 18 died from a fentanyl overdose in Colorado. That’s compared to five in 2019. COLORADO, USA — Whether it’s by accident or on purpose, kids are ending up at Children’s Hospital Colorado because of fentanyl. Dr. Sam Wang, an associate professor of pediatrics …
Read More »Law prevents Medicaid recipients from getting out-of-pocket care
“It is actually illegal for that provider to take private pay or out-of-pocket payment from a Medicaid member,” a licensed professional counselor in Arvada said. DENVER — Getting an out-of-network medical bill could set you back thousands of dollars. A Longmont mother wants to pay out-of-pocket and, essentially, out-of-network for …
Read More »COVID-19 vaccine mandate for federal workers OK’d by court
An appeals court reversed a lower court ruling and upheld President Joe Biden’s mandate that all federal workers must receive the COVID-19 vaccine. NEW ORLEANS — President Joe Biden’s requirement that all federal employees be vaccinated against COVID-19 was upheld Thursday by a federal appeals court. In a 2-1 ruling, a …
Read More »COVID cases down worldwide, WHO says
The agency confirmed coronavirus infections were down in all regions of the world, but warned about uncertainty because many regions have stopped widespread testing. GENEVA, Switzerland — The number of coronavirus cases reported globally has dropped for a second consecutive week and confirmed COVID-19 deaths also fell last week, according …
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