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VACCINES


Covid in China: Checks on visitors under review - UK defence minister

The UK is considering restrictions on visitors from China as the US, Japan and Italy reintroduce testing.

bbc.co.uk

Will Nasal COVID Vaccines Save Us?

Now theyโ€™re being used in China. But do they work?

theatlantic.com

China Covid: Heavy police presence after days of protests

Demonstrations over Covid restrictions that erupted at the weekend now appear to have died down.

bbc.co.uk

Will Texas students be required to get COVID vaccinations to attend school?

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention does not mandate immunization requirements for vaccines in schools despite recent reports that suggest otherwise.

University Health doctor explains who should get the COVID-19 bivalent vaccine and when

Dr. Bryan Alsip, the Chief Medical Officer with University Health, answered some commonly asked questions.

Comal County Public Health Department providing back-to-school vaccines

The Comal County Public Health Department is providing vaccines to school-aged children before the start of the upcoming school year.

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San Antonio Metro Health receives 1,000 doses of monkeypox vaccine

San Antonio has received 1,000 doses of the Jynneos monkeypox vaccine to help combat the growing outbreak.

Comal ISD hosts back-to-school student immunization clinics

Comal ISD will be hosting two student immunization clinics on Monday, Aug. 8.

Metro Health offers COVID and back-to-school vaccines at pop-up clinics this week

The San Antonio Metropolitan Health District is holding several pop-up vaccine clinics this week to provide vaccines needed for school children and COVID-19 shots.

COVID-19 worsening in San Antonio as FDA advisers move forward with vaccine for children under 5

The FDA advisers give the green light to Moderna and Pfizer COVID vaccines for kids under the age of five. According to the White House, shots could be ready as soon as next week.

Metro Health expanding vaccine mobile clinic model to bridge gaps in minority health care

During Minority Health Month, communities nationwide are shining the spotlight on disparities in health care for minority populations. Metro Health is doing the same in San Antonio, putting its main focus on immunizations.

Walmart to offer free health, vision screenings, low-cost immunizations, free COVID vaccines on Saturday

Walmart Supercenter stores are hosting a Wellness Day event Saturday where customers will be able to get free health and vision screenings, low-cost immunizations and flu shots.

City shuts down Alamodome mass vaccination site as demand for shots declines

After more than 226,000 shots, the city is shuttering its mass vaccination site at the Alamodome amid declining demand.

UISD offering COVID vaccines ahead of Spring Break

The United Independent School District is helping students prepare for the upcoming...

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University Healthโ€™s Dr. Bryan Alsip talks about boosters, immune systems and masks

Dr. Bryan Alsip, the chief medical officer with University Health System answered some frequently asked questions about COVID-19 boosters, how our immune system works and the latest mask guidance.

Covid: Wales' face mask law could be scrapped in March

Covid passes will not be needed from 18 February under plans to ease Wales' remaining restrictions.

bbc.co.uk

Do home tests, vaccines work on omicron? Your COVID-19 questions answered from University Health Epidemiologist Dr. Jason Bowling

University Health Epidemiologist Dr. Jason Bowling answers commonly asked questions about the omicron variant, testing and vaccines.

How do COVID-19 vaccines affect fertility?

University Health Epidemiologist Dr. Jason Bowling answers questions about whether COVID and the COVID-19 vaccine affects fertility.

How vaccines, therapies are being developed to address new variants

A researcher at Texas Biomed has helped develop the Pfizer and Novavax vaccines and is now working around the clock to help develop boosters, new vaccines and therapies that address new, more threatening variants.

Clinic offering COVID vaccines, testing, draws large crowd outside Bexar County jail

People began lining up early Monday for a chance to get COVID-19 vaccines and tests, courtesy of the Bexar County Sheriff's Office.

Parents concerned about COVID-19 as Northside ISD students come back from winter break

Parents of students in Northside ISD are concerned as San Antonio's largest school district comes back from winter break.

Doctors urge vaccinations as COVID cases in kids rise

With the number of COVID cases in children on the rise, local pediatricians are encouraging parents to vaccinate their children.

First estimate of booster jab impact on Omicron

According to the modelling, the top-up shot could provide about 85% protection against severe illness.

bbc.co.uk

US expands Pfizer COVID boosters, opens extra dose to age 16

The U.S. is expanding COVID-19 boosters, opening a third dose of Pfizer's vaccine to people as young as age 16.

UK approves another antibody treatment for Covid

It's called sotrovimab and should cuts the risk of severe illness, even for new variants such as Omicron, say scientists.

bbc.co.uk

Questions emerge about Omicron variant, but experts say donโ€™t panic

With the emergence of a new COVID variant, experts say not to panic because we have tools to protect against it.

Metro Health pushes for more COVID-19 vaccinations ahead of Thanksgiving holiday

The San Antonio Metropolitan Health District is urging people to either get vaccinated for COVID-19 or utilize masks during their Thanksgiving celebrations to stay safe this holiday season.

Covid-19: US reopens border to UK travellers after almost two years

After nearly two years, the US lifts its travel ban to UK visitors who have had both Covid vaccine doses.

bbc.co.uk

Covid: Get booster jabs so we can enjoy Christmas - Javid

The health secretary urges people to join the "national mission" to avoid restrictions over winter.

bbc.co.uk

Some of the first children ages 5-11 get COVID-19 vaccine in San Antonio

A handful of children in San Antonio ages 5-11 got their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine early Wednesday morning.

KSAT Explains: The COVID-19 research done in San Antonio

In this episode, weโ€™re hearing directly from some of the local scientists behind crucial COVID-19 research thatโ€™s been done during this pandemic.

Prof Sarah Gilbert, Covid vaccine creator: Now letโ€™s take on 12 more diseases

Medical science has transformed the pandemic and put rocket boosters on ambitions for new vaccines.

bbc.co.uk

YouTube is banning prominent anti-vaccine activists and blocking all anti-vaccine content

Google-owned video site YouTube previously only banned misinformation about coronavirus vaccines. Facebook made the same change months ago.

washingtonpost.com

Free flu shot pop-up clinics kick off this weekend in Bexar County

San Antonio and Bexar County residents have an opportunity to get the flu shot for free starting this weekend.

Head of Texas Biomedical Research Institute: boosters not as important as full vaccination

The head of the Texas Biomedical Research Institute, which helped to develop that vaccine, says booster shots arenโ€™t as important as getting people fully vaccinated in the first place.

New York wants world leaders to show proof of vaccination at the U.N. Russia says that is โ€˜discriminatory.โ€™

The debate unfolding around the world over coronavirus vaccine mandates is playing out on a small scale at the United Nations headquarters ahead of a meeting of dozens of world leaders in New York next week.

washingtonpost.com

Call for investigation of menstrual changes after Covid jabs

There is no evidence of any impact on fertility - but research will help to counter false claims.

bbc.co.uk

South Africa to encourage vaccinations, but not force them

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says his government will encourage people to get COVID-19 vaccinations but will not force them

washingtonpost.com

Comal County hospitals feeling the strain of third COVID-19 wave

The latest surge of COVID-19 cases has left hospitals in Comal County feeling a familiar pinch as they struggle with capacity issues.

WXYZ: Report Shows Parents Are Lying About Kids' Ages For COVID Shots

Currently, COVID vaccines are only approved for children 12 and older.

newsy.com

WXYZ: Report Shows Parents Are Lying About Kids' Ages For COVID Shots

Currently, COVID vaccines are only approved for children 12 and older.

www1.newsy.com

European regulator looking at possible side effects of COVID vaccines

Europeโ€™s drug regulator said on Wednesday it was looking into three new conditions to assess whether they may be possible side effects related to COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna following a small number of cases.

news.yahoo.com

Bexar County new vaccinations up slightly amid latest COVID-19 surge

The increase in reported vaccinations, which equates to 9,065 more people than the week before, comes as elected and public health officials have been urging unvaccinated residents to get their shots amid a third surge of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.

San Antonio hospitals struggle with rising COVID-19 cases

As hospitalization numbers continued to shoot up Thursday, driven by unvaccinated residents, hospitals in the San Antonio area are feeling the squeeze.

Corazon Clinic focuses vaccine efforts on homeless population in San Antonio

A community agency continues its effort in administering COVID-19 vaccinations for the homeless

Uvalde County health officials push vaccine education as infections rise

Uvalde Health officials are taking steps to increase the vaccination rates as an increase in cases continues. Health officials say they're working with area health providers, schools and other community members to make the vaccines more readily available.

Seoul spy agency: No sign NKorean leader has been vaccinated

South Koreaโ€™s spy agency has told lawmakers that there is no sign that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has been inoculated against the coronavirus and his country hasnโ€™t received any foreign vaccines

washingtonpost.com

G7: World leaders promise one billion Covid vaccine doses for poorer nations

The prime minister says it is a "big step towards vaccinating the world" by the end of 2022.

bbc.co.uk

Success of pop-up vaccine sites in SA neighborhoods has Metro Health setting up more locations

In addition to mega vaccine sites like the Alamodome, Metro Health started facilitating pop up sites all over the city in February. Those small pop up sites have been so successful, the effort has now ramped up significantly.

Top Pakistan health official doesn't foresee India scenario

Pakistanโ€™s top health official says the COVID-19 variant that devastated neighboring India, causing record infections and deaths, has not yet been detected in Pakistan

washingtonpost.com

Online Conspiracy Theories Contribute To Vaccine Hesitancy

The most recent myth claims that COVID-19 vaccines can cause infertility.

newsy.com

Boerne restaurantโ€™s memo on COVID-19 vaccination policy goes viral, causes misunderstanding

A restaurant owner rescinds an employee COVID-19 memo after receiving threats.

Malawi burns thousands of Covid-19 vaccine doses

Health officials hope the event will increase public confidence in getting the vaccination.

bbc.co.uk

Biden to say U.S. will send 20 million Pfizer, Moderna or J&J vaccine doses abroad by end of June

Those plans come after the White House said it would send 60 million doses of AstraZeneca's Covid vaccine to countries in need

cnbc.com

When will COVID-19 vaccines be widely available globally?

Experts say it could be 2023 or later before COVID-19 vaccines are widely available in some countries.

Australia signs deal for 25 million Moderna COVID-19 doses

Australia has reached a supply agreement for 25 million doses of Moderna COVID-19 vaccines

washingtonpost.com

WHO says India Covid variant of 'global concern'

The WHO says the B.1.617 mutation spreads more easily than other variants and requires further study.

bbc.co.uk

Can COVID-19 vaccines affect my period?

It's not yet known if COVID-19 vaccines can affect your period, but researchers are starting to study the issue.

Democrats Call On Government To Ease COVID Vaccine Patent Restrictions

Democrats argue this would make it easier for other countries to produce their own generic vaccines.

newsy.com

Democrats Call On Government To Ease COVID Vaccine Patent Restrictions

Democrats argue this would make it easier for other countries to produce their own generic vaccines.

www3.newsy.com

Mobile service helps homebound San Antonio residents get COVID-19 vaccine, fight hesitancy

COVID-19 vaccines are getting easier and easier to find in San Antonio and now they are being offered through a homebound service, which essentially delivers the vaccines to those in need.

What goes in a vaccine, anyway? This list of ingredients from the CDC will explain

With all the discussion about COVID-19 vaccine production, distribution, side effects and effectiveness, itโ€™s fair to wonder one thing about modern-day vaccines as a whole: What goes into them?

What vaccines do most doctors recommend for kids? A breakdown by age

As the COVID-19 vaccine rollout continues, there still is a list of common vaccines that kids of all ages should receive, according to most doctors.

Thousands of Johnson & Johnson vaccine doses on hold at local medical facilities

Vials of Johnson & Johnson vaccines, set to be administered in our community, are on hold as medical facilities wait for word from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.

7 diseases that vaccines have all but eliminated in the U.S.

First- and second-graders line up for Salk Polio vaccine shots on April 23, 1955. Regardless of where anyone stands on the matter, we know that vaccinations have been protecting us from diseases for decades. In 1921, the United States recorded 206,000 cases, which resulted in 15,520 deaths, according to the History of Vaccines website. According to the CDC, polio was once one of the most feared diseases in the U.S. Since 1979, there have been no polio cases that originated in the U.S.

Future of a San Antonio vaccine waitlist unclear

SAN ANTONIO โ€“ San Antonio City Council members want a better way to sign up for vaccinations, but itโ€™s not clear what form that might end up taking. The Community Health and Equity Committee discussed the need for easier vaccine registrations during a Tuesday afternoon briefing from the countyโ€™s largest vaccine providers, including the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District, WellMed, University Health, and UT Health-San Antonio. Some council members, led by District 9 Councilman John Courage, have expressed support for a central registry or waitlist system. Some of the vaccine providers at Tuesdayโ€™s meeting spoke against the idea of a registry. โ€œI donโ€™t think any of us are opposed to a single registry, but it will come with problems,โ€ said Dr. Robert Leverence, the chief medical officer for UT Health San Antonio, which began offering vaccine appointments to the public last week.

โ€˜Vaccine angelsโ€™ spend hours online, on phones registering seniors for vaccine

SAN ANTONIO โ€“ Theyโ€™re being called โ€œvaccine angels.โ€All over the country, volunteers are spending hours trying to get seniors and the disabled registered for the COVID-19 vaccine. When vaccines became available, Dalila Chapman and her three friends Grace Rea, Linda Compia, and Diana Pulido helped their older family members get registered. โ€œWe started talking about other people who may not have family members who could get them registered,โ€ Chapman said. Full Screen 1 / 7 Delila Chapman has become a "vaccine angel" helping eligible family members and other seniors sign up for the COVID-19 vaccine. โ€œYou just gotta keep trying,โ€ Chapman said.

When will children be able to get COVID-19 vaccines?

When will children be able to get COVID-19 vaccines? (AP Illustration/Peter Hamlin)NEW YORK โ€“ When will children be able to get COVID-19 vaccines? Pfizer and Moderna expect to start studies in children 11 and younger later this year. Read previous Viral Questions:How would COVID-19 vaccine makers adapt to variants? AdHow do we know the COVID-19 vaccines are safe?

Spanish king's sisters vaccinated on trip to see dad in UAE

The sisters of Spanish King Felipe VI have acknowledged on Wednesday, March 3, 2021, that they were administered COVID-19 vaccines during a visit to the United Arab Emirates. (AP Photo/Daniel Ochoa de Olza, File)MADRID โ€“ Two untimely coronavirus jabs have dealt another blow to the reputation of Spain's royals. The vaccination by the kingโ€™s sisters was widely criticized across Spain. The sisters of Spainโ€™s King Felipe VI are no longer part of the official royal household, which said that the 53-year-old Felipe, Queen Letizia and their two daughters have not yet been vaccinated. Health Minister Carolina Darias, from the senior, Socialist partner of the governing coalition, made a distinction between Felipe and his sisters.

Robert Kennedy Jr. banned from Instagram over false COVID vaccine claims

Robert Kennedy Jr., a prominent vaccine skeptic, has been banned from Instagram after posting false coronavirus vaccine claims. "We removed this account for repeatedly sharing debunked claims about the coronavirus or vaccines," a spokesperson for Facebook, which owns Instagram, said in a statement to CBS News Thursday. While he was removed from Instagram, his Facebook page โ€“ where he has more than 300,000 followers โ€“ is littered with posts critical of COVID-19 vaccines. The social media giant shared an expanded list of false and dangerous claims about vaccines that will not be allowed on the platform. The nephew of President John F. Kennedy and son of former U.S. Attorney General Robert Kennedy has long been critical of vaccines.

cbsnews.com

San Antonio, health care leaders optimistic about possible third COVID-19 vaccine

SAN ANTONIO โ€“ A third COVID-19 vaccine could soon be on the market to aid in the fight against the ongoing pandemic, and San Antonio leaders say theyโ€™re optimistic about having more options available for the public. Johnson and Johnsonโ€™s vaccine is easier to store and comes in one shot. AdCoronavirus update San Antonio, Jan. 29: Leaders report 1,545 new COVID-19 cases, 19 deathsJohnson and Johnsonโ€™s single-dose vaccine provides an advantage over other manufacturers, making it easier to reach more people. San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg said adding more supply to the market in any way through FDA-approved vaccines would be a good thing. AdThe FDA could sign off on Johnson and Johnsonโ€™s vaccine by the end of February.

Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Hereโ€™s what happened Jan. 22 with COVID-19 in the Chicago area

J.B. Pritzkerโ€™s coronavirus reopening plan, state public health officials said Friday. Among other loosened rules, gyms and fitness centers would be allowed to reopen with 50% capacity limits and other public health precautions in place. Parents in Joliet Public School District 86 this week were notified of the decision by the districtโ€™s board of inspectors. In Chicago, public health Commissioner Dr. Allison Arwady has predicted most people will get their vaccines from their health care provider, pharmacy or employer. J.B. Pritzkerโ€™s coronavirus reopening plan, state public health officials said Friday.

chicagotribune.com

Can COVID-19 vaccines be mixed and matched?

Can COVID-19 vaccines be mixed and matched? The COVID-19 vaccines rolling out in the United States, the United Kingdom and other parts of the world so far require two shots given a few weeks apart. In the U.S. where Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are being distributed, health officials say the vaccines are not interchangeable. But without any studies, vaccine doses should not be mixed, said Naor Bar-Zeev, a vaccine expert at Johns Hopkins University. Read previous Viral Questions:Should I get a COVID-19 vaccine if Iโ€™ve had the virus?

Column: Why rush teachers and students back into classrooms now, CPS? Widespread COVID-19 vaccination is on the horizon.

Vaccines have arrived, and more are on the way. Illinois has already administered around 126,000. Britain on Wednesday gave emergency authorization to another coronavirus vaccine, developed by AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford. Developers are calling it the โ€œvaccine for the worldโ€ because itโ€™s significantly cheaper per dose than other vaccines and can be shipped and stored at normal refrigeration temperatures.

chicagotribune.com

Vaccinations throughout the years: These photos show just how much has changed

We thought itโ€™d be interesting to look through the Getty Images archive, at photos of vaccination efforts from years past. Wellbee's first assignment was to sponsor the Sabin Type II oral polio vaccine campaigns across the United States. Free vaccinations were to be handed out at all city hospitals, health stations, city police stations and at the Department of Health. (CDC/Meridith Hickson/Getty Images)Leo Casey watches aghast as Charles Buzine, 6, receives a shot of polio vaccine. (CDC via Getty)A polio vaccine is tested at the Glaxo Laboratories in Sefton Park, Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire, Jan. 19, 1956.

Chicago officials outline initial coronavirus vaccine distribution plans: โ€˜We are very ready for the vaccine as it comesโ€™

โ€œWe are wanting to make sure that people are aware of that so that if they experience some of those symptoms, or all of them, that they donโ€™t think that somethingโ€™s wrong but instead understand that is an effect of the vaccine, and expect it to be even more significant with this second dose as opposed to the first,โ€ she said. โ€œWe want to include that in our messaging, we want providers to be aware of that so that they can give the proper anticipatory guidance to people so they know what to expect.โ€

chicagotribune.com

Chicago-area vaccination sites will be at hospitals, clinics, pharmacies โ€” but also drive-thrus at schools, parks and maybe Six Flags

If the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approves the first vaccines made by Pfizer and Moderna this month, the first vaccinations could be given as early as mid-December, officials said. Shots for the broader public likely would not be available until well into next year. But experts believe this is the way society will stop a virus that has crippled the economy and been a factor in the deaths of more than 275,000 people in the United States.

chicagotribune.com

Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Officials plead with residents to skip Thanksgiving gatherings as 11,378 new cases and 155 more deaths reported Wednesday

Lightfoot also reiterated that the city is working on how it will distribute COVID-19 vaccines when they become available. Who gets the vaccine first and the order thereafter will be determined by federal rules, she said, but the city already has a robust system for distributing vaccines. Initially itโ€™ll be healthcare workers getting the vaccine. Itโ€™ll later be followed by high-risk individuals, but all adults should be able to get vaccines sometime in 2021, she said.

chicagotribune.com

5 burning questions, answered, as flu season approaches amid COVID-19 pandemic

It might have crossed your mind already: What might the fall look like when flu season hits, and were still dealing with COVID-19? Because of that, experts say, it will be more important than ever to get a flu vaccine. Experts say this could change as more is learned about the number of people who are infected who have mild illnesses. Is it possible that a flu vaccine could protect me against COVID-19? While the CDC is adamant that getting a flu vaccine will not protect against COVID-19, it still encourages everyone 6 months of age and older to get one yearly.

Half of San Antonioโ€™s children are behind on vaccinations, pediatric expert says

SAN ANTONIO โ€“ Measles, rubella, pertussis, mumps -- decades ago, these childhood diseases would strike fear because of their long-term scarring and the potential for death. Rob Sanders, a pediatrician and the associate medical director for PediExpress: Pediatric Urgent Care Clinic that is part of University Health System, said vaccinations are running about 50% behind. โ€œWe vaccinate against diseases that historically have really hurt, if not unfortunately killed, a lot of people and a lot of children,โ€ Sanders said. That causes worry that childhood diseases could find a foothold again among children once they begin to mingle in classrooms and playgrounds. โ€œOf course, our staff will be wearing the appropriate protective equipment while theyโ€™re working, and they will have very limited interaction with anybody else other than their family and the staff,โ€ Sanders said.

Which vaccines do adults need?

Which vaccines do adults need? Published: December 31, 2019, 6:33 pmEvery year, at least 45,000 adults in the U.S. die from diseases that can be prevented with a vaccine. Too few adults are protected against these deadly diseases, not necessarily because they don't want to get the vaccines, but because they don't even know they need them.

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