FOX2 News MILL VALLEY, Calif. – Older Americans, among the first people to be vaccinated, will be among the first to enjoy new CDC guidelines. “To be able to go to the dining room, to be able to go for a van ride, to be able to sit outside on a nice day with your family, these are …
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FOX2 News SAN RAFAEL, Calif. – Newly released data in Marin County shows how vaccinations are having an impact at long-term care centers. Health officials say the number of virus cases has dropped significantly after the residents and staff received their second vaccinations. “The vaccine works and it saves lives. Those are the two headlines I see here,” …
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by: Maureen Kelly, KRON News MARIN, Calif. (KRON) – The Marin County Health Department has released new data showing a steep drop off of COVID-19 cases in nursing homes following the distribution of second vaccine doses. “This is exactly what we are hoping to see for the rest of the county,” Dr. Lisa Santora said. Marin …
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Tuesday, December 15, 2020 Still no residents of The Redwoods have tested positive for COVID-19 but, according to a number of sources, the number of deaths due to the virus in the U.S. exceeded 300,000 on Monday and confirmed cases topped 16,000,000 as the nation rolled outs its first vaccine inoculations. These are staggering …
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