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The single-shot Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine has been put on pause by the FDA due to rare complications. Six women out of the 7 million who have received the vaccine have reported severely rare blood clots that may be linked to the vaccine. Other side effects include a severe headache that does not go […]
In a press conference yesterday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo stated that the current 11 pm curfew for bars and restaurants is extending an extra hour. Starting on April 19th, they now have permission to be open till 12 am. Catered events will also gain an extra hour and will be able to continue until 1 am. […]
As of April 6th in NY, everyone over the age of 16 is eligible to schedule an appointment for the coronavirus vaccine, but this is not the case for every state. President Biden announced that as of April 19th, every US adult will be eligible to schedule a vaccination appointment. This date has been moved […]
If your grocery bill is higher than normal, it is probably because key household items have been rising in price by about 3.5% percent. This has been going on for about 12 months and includes products like cereal, dairy, meats and eggs. Patrick Penfield, a Professor of Supply Chain Practices at Syracuse University, was quoted […]
Last year during the start of the pandemic toilet paper was hard to find. This year the price of tissue paper, and diaper brands is expected to go up this summer. Kimberly-Clark announced increasing prices on the majority of its products in the United States and Canada. The products include everything from Huggies, GoodNites and Pull-Ups […]
Yesterday, 4 million people were vaccinated. This is a record high, and makes our 7 day average 3 million a day. This is hopeful news after a long COVID-19 journey. Cyrus Shahpar, the COVID-19 director in the White House tweeted in celebration by saying,”Wow a record reporting day!! +4.08M doses reported administered over the total […]
As things begin to slowly open back up in New York State, the rest of the nation seems to be hitting a spike in cases. In this past week, there were reportedly 65,000 new cases per day on average. This average had a jump of 20% from two weeks prior. In Michigan alone, there has […]
According to a new Harvard Business School Online survey. Most people enjoy working remotely and want the option to keep doing so after the pandemic. Most of the 1,500 people surveyed say they excelled and even grew in their professions. But the survey also showed that while most employees miss their colleagues and other aspects of […]
Are you a procrastinator? If you are there is some good news as evidence shows procrastination may be what inspires you to be great. I will admit I have allowed procrastination to become a habit that was so not productive and recently I’ve begun to work on this. Funny thing that I would come across […]
On Wednesday, Pfizer announced that in a new clinical trial their vaccine was 100 percent effective in ages 12 to 15, which included 2,260 participants. Pfizer plans to release their data ‘as soon as possible’ to the FDA as they prepare to expand the age range of COVID vaccinations. In regards to side effects, Pfizer […]
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