Health

Back in December, we saw the approval of the COVID-19 antiviral treatment Paxlovid. Now, with cases continuing to rise, the White House is now moving to raise awareness of the pill and taking steps to make it easier to access. The pill, Paxlovid, is supposed to be administered within five days of symptoms appearing and […]

At least a dozen New York City teachers were placed on leave without pay after being accused of using fake COVID-19 vaccination cards to keep their job. The teachers union is threatening to file a lawsuit if the suspension’s are not reversed. The Department of Education did not reveal how they found out about the […]

Yesterday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that Monroe County, among other counties, has been put back into a high-risk zone for COVID transmission. Other counties joining Monroe is Livingston, Ontario, Orleans, Seneca, Steuben, Wayne, and Yates. Monroe County Executive Adam Bello stated: “In some ways, I’m not surprised. We’ve seen these high […]

A tech company from the UK has taken business transactions to a whole new level. The tech company called Walletmor  Has created a microchip that can be implanted in a person’s hand And would be able to make payments as if it was a credit card. The company said the chip is the size of […]

While mask mandates have changed throughout the state we must remain vigilant against this deadly virus. With new variants the symptoms may be unpredictable. You may be asymptotic or experience cold-like or seasonal allergy-like symptoms. Protect you and your family by testing often. Pick up your free test at our giveaway events this week.

Yesterday, U.S. District Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle overturned the federal government’s transportation mask mandate that was just recently extended. According to Judge Mizelle, she claimed she could overturn the mandate on her interpretation of the term “sanitation.” In the 1944 Public Health Service Act, it states that if the government is trying to prevent the […]

Just a reminder to landlord New York State Attorney General Says landlords cannot raise their rent prices if they accept it or tip part of any of the Emergency Rental Assistance Program. Landlords that received money from the program cannot raise their tenants rent for the next 12 months. To Read More Click Here. Source: […]

The FDA supports a new technology to detect Covid-19 by using a person’s breath sample. The FDA authorized an emergency use of this technology last week by the company Inspector. The device is about the size of a small suitcase and can give you results within minutes. It’s not sure when it will be available […]

A man from Kentucky sued his employer after being fired and won a $450,000 lawsuit. According to reports the man’s office manager threw him a birthday party which he did not want because being the center of attention can trigger his anxiety disorder. The day of the birthday party the man got upset learning that […]

More than 100 people from the same high school have been diagnosed with brain cancer. The victims, who all went to Colonia High School in Woodbridge, New Jersey, developed the ‘rare’ glioblastoma years after studying or working there. There are fears of soil contaminated with uranium used in the first atomic bomb made them ill. […]