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Mashup Score: 0VIDEO: Expert answers questions about vaccine - 4 year(s) ago
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Mashup Score: 1Nothing to sneeze at: Global warming triggers earlier pollen - 4 year(s) ago
A new study finds that pollen season and its awful nasal drips is coming earlier and hitting harder — and that’s because of global warming
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A new study shows global warming triggers an earlier pollen season. Consider starting your allergy meds now to combat symptoms. https://t.co/6tMpdvbSoz
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Mashup Score: 8The Latest: US awards $231M contract for at-home virus tests - 4 year(s) ago
White House coronavirus adviser Andy Slavitt says the government awarded a $231-million contract to scale up production of a COVID-19 home test recently authorized by U.S. regulators
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Breaking: At home COVID diagnostic kits: this is going to be critical in containing COVID, and I’m glad that we are investing in ramping up production of the @EllumeHealth kits. @ASlavitt @aslavitt46 @AP https://t.co/zHLqiupMpY
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Mashup Score: 4Coronavirus: Biden signs 10 executive orders related to Covid-19 - 4 year(s) ago
President Joe Biden on Thursday signed 10 executive orders aimed at fighting COVID-19, the viral infection that has claimed nearly 400,000 American lives, a year after it was first identified in the United States.
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1. Masks: Biden will ask state and local government and business officials to encourage mask wearing and social distancing. https://t.co/ScsD3Oiko9 https://t.co/hzt3ZUZyD2
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Mashup Score: 0State does not keep track of ‘wasted’ COVID-19 doses - 4 year(s) ago
With an unpredictable supply of vaccines heading to Washington State, every single dose delivered is counted by the Department of Health as a potential precious lifesaver.
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Washington State does not keep track of ‘wasted’ COVID-19 doses https://t.co/cSQTwwykPQ https://t.co/7v7t3EsV2t
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Mashup Score: 0WA to start phase 1B COVID-19 vaccinations in ‘coming days’ - 4 year(s) ago
On Wednesday, the Washington Department of Health announced the state will move to phase 1B in the “coming days.” This is speeding up the timeline introduced exactly one week ago. Health care workers in phase 1A are encouraged to get vaccinated as soon as possible before the vaccinations open up to other groups. Next on the list is phase 1B, referring to the group they’ve labeled as B1…
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@WADeptHealth #2 #covidvaccine Step 2 Search local news articles for link to @WADeptHealth tool to determine who qualifies https://t.co/eXqQPBslqh https://t.co/UG0NuP8Ogb
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With the spotlight on COVID-19 vaccines and distribution, doctors say people shouldn’t forget about another key focus area where volunteers are still needed for clinical trials: possible treatments for the virus. “Vaccines are not 100% and not everybody will be able to get a vaccine or will be willing to take a vaccine,” said Dr. Rachel Bender Ignacio, medical director of the COVID-19…
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"Treatment studies are so important and go hand in hand with vaccines and public health measures to keep us safe,” said @Drbenderignacio, medical director of the Fred Hutch-based COVID-19 Clinical Research Center. https://t.co/3uzKtK6x1c
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With the spotlight on COVID-19 vaccines and distribution, doctors say people shouldn’t forget about another key focus area where volunteers are still needed for clinical trials: possible treatments for the virus. “Vaccines are not 100% and not everybody will be able to get a vaccine or will be willing to take a vaccine,” said Dr. Rachel Bender Ignacio, medical director of the COVID-19…
Source: KIROCategories: Hem/Onc News and Journals, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
"Treatment studies are so important and go hand in hand with vaccines and public health measures to keep us safe,” said @Drbenderignacio, medical director of the Fred Hutch-based COVID-19 Clinical Research Center. https://t.co/3uzKtK6x1c
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Mashup Score: 1
With the spotlight on COVID-19 vaccines and distribution, doctors say people shouldn’t forget about another key focus area where volunteers are still needed for clinical trials: possible treatments for the virus. “Vaccines are not 100% and not everybody will be able to get a vaccine or will be willing to take a vaccine,” said Dr. Rachel Bender Ignacio, medical director of the COVID-19…
Source: KIROCategories: Hem/Onc News and Journals, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
"Treatment studies are so important and go hand in hand with vaccines and public health measures to keep us safe,” said @Drbenderignacio, medical director of the Fred Hutch-based COVID-19 Clinical Research Center. https://t.co/3uzKtK6x1c
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Mashup Score: 3Fred Hutch opens COVID-19 Clinical Research Center - 4 year(s) ago
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Research announced Monday that it has opened its COVID-19 Clinical Research Center.
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“The ability to safely deliver therapies to people with COVID-19 early in their disease course is critical to limiting spread, reducing hospitalizations and death, and reopening our society," said @Drbenderignacio of the newly-minted CCRC. @KIRO7Seattle https://t.co/E9gPQXEbvy
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Sharing some info in response to great viewer questions on @KIRO7Seattle all around the #COVIDVaccine. Keep them coming! https://t.co/in7kkZnKna