Month: November 2021

Chris Pratt slammed for praising wife for healthy daughter after sons disabilities – Page Six
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Chris Pratt slammed for praising wife for healthy daughter after sons disabilities – Page Six

He prattled on a bit too much. Chris Pratt is being called “cringe and vile” for praising his wife, Katherine Schwarzenegger, for giving him a “healthy daughter” given that his son with ex Anna Faris, Jack, has suffered serious health issues over the years. “I love Chris Pratt, but the ‘healthy daughter’ part is made me wince,” one person tweeted Thursday. “Although he may not have meant it as an insult, it sort of came off that way. Imagine how that will make his son feel, if he ever reads it?” Another more angrily chimed in, “Chris Pratt has a kid with Anna Farris [sic] who suffered a cerebral hemorrhage during birth and now has slight physical disabilities because of it. But he made sure to write ‘healthy daughter’ here. Chris Pratt is a dick.” P...
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Idaho reports first human to die from rabies since 1978 – Fox News
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Idaho reports first human to die from rabies since 1978 – Fox News

An Idaho man has died after contracting rabies and is reported to be the first human case of rabies in the state since 1978. The Idaho Department of Health & Welfare announced Thursday that a Boise County man contracted the infection from a bat that flew on his property in August and got caught in his clothes.  NEBRASKA ZOO URGES NEARLY 200 GUESTS TO GET RABIES SHOT AFTER WILD BAT EXPOSURE Natterer's bat in flight (Myotis nattereri) at night. (Arterra/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) The man was initially unaware that the bat had scratched or bitten him but became ill in October and was taken to a hospital, where he later died. Officials said in the press release that an investigation into his death revealed the bat exposure. An ambulance on ...
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Your questions on coronavirus vaccines for children, answered – Yahoo News
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Your questions on coronavirus vaccines for children, answered – Yahoo News

On Tuesday evening, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention approved coronavirus vaccinations for children between the ages of 5 and 11. “We know millions of parents are eager to get their children vaccinated,” CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said in a statement, noting that 28 million kids are now eligible for vaccination. Although the federal government has already begun the process of delivering doses to states, the Biden administration has said the effort will begin in earnest next week. Clara Bengle, 6, on her mother's lap, gets ready for the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine at a vaccination clinic at Rady's Children's Hospital in San Diego on Wednesday. (Mike Blake/Reuters)Childhood vaccinations may signal a new phase in the pandemic, but many parents have expressed ...
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I barely function some days: Covid long haulers struggle to work amid labor shortage – CNN
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I barely function some days: Covid long haulers struggle to work amid labor shortage – CNN

"I pretty much live here in the living room," Bedell said from her house near Pittsburgh. "I feel like I've lost the life that I had." Last November, she and her family contracted Covid-19. The virus killed her father. Nearly a year later, she's still battling post-Covid syndrome, a mysterious long-term condition plaguing some coronavirus patients, and she remains so ill she's unable to work. Bedell, who's 42, keeps a long list of her symptoms, including severe fatigue, cognitive impairment -- known as "brain fog" -- and constant pain. She's put on 60 pounds, and often sleeps on the couch because she can't find the strength to climb the stairs to her bedroom. She needs a walker to get around the house and a wheelchair for medical appointments. "I literally can't even leave my hou...
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Kate Beckinsale subtly praises Pete Davidson amid Kim Kardashian dating rumors – Page Six
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Kate Beckinsale subtly praises Pete Davidson amid Kim Kardashian dating rumors – Page Six

A “like” is worth a thousand words. Kate Beckinsale has given the public a subtle hint as to why she — and several of Hollywood’s most beautiful women — became smitten by her ex, Pete Davidson. The “Pearl Harbor” star, 48, liked a repost of a tweet this week that said, “I love how every time Pete Davidson starts dating another beautiful celebrity everyone’s like ‘wtf is happening how did he do this what is this mystery???’ and everybody refuses to entertain the possibility that he might have a nice personality.” The original tweet went viral on Monday after a photo of Davidson, 27, holding hands with Kim Kardashian at a California theme park over the weekend sparked dating rumors. The pair have since gone out to dinner in New York twice this week an...
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Alec Baldwin ‘Rust’ shooting: Armorer’s lawyers dismiss claims of ‘inexperience,’ question live ammo on set – Fox News
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Alec Baldwin ‘Rust’ shooting: Armorer’s lawyers dismiss claims of ‘inexperience,’ question live ammo on set – Fox News

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The legal team for "Rust" armorer Hannah Gutierrez Reed is pushing back against concerns about her level of experience while questioning how – and why – live ammunition made it onto an Alec Baldwin movie set. "Never in a million years did Hannah think that live rounds could have been in the ‘dummy’ round box," one of her attorneys, Jason Bowles, said in a statement shared with Fox News on Thursday. "Who put those in there and why is the central question." The remarks come as sources close to the set are raising concerns about Gutierrez Reed’s experience and maturity, and as details in Santa Fe search warrants suggest a break with established firearms safety protocols. Aerial photo shows the Bonanza Creek Ranch in Santa Fe, New Mexico, days after cinemato...
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Pa. acting physician general urges parents to get young kids vaccinated against COVID-19 – WGAL Susquehanna Valley Pa.
4Nov By No Comments
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Pa. acting physician general urges parents to get young kids vaccinated against COVID-19 – WGAL Susquehanna Valley Pa.

RECENT WEEKS. THE PENNSYLVANIA’S ACTING PHYSICIAN GENERAL IS URGING REPANTS TO GET THEIR YOUNG CHILDREN VACCINATED NOW THAT IT’S BEEN APPROVED DR. DENISE JOHNSON SAYS THE COVID-19 VACCINE IS SAFE AND EFFECTIVE EVEN FOR YOUNGER CHILDREN. SHE SAYS VACCINATION IS THE BEST WAYO T PROTECT THEM FROM COVID-19 AND KEEP THEM FMRO TRANSMITTING THE VUSIR TO OTHER PEOPLE THE PFIZER VACCINE VIALS FO R THAT AGE GROUP HAVE ORANGE TOPS AND ARE BEING SENT OUT TO VACCINE PROVIDERS THROUGHOUT PENNSYLVANIA. YOUNGER CHILDREN ARE BEING GIVEN A THIRD OF THE ADULT DOSE WITH A SMALLER NEEDLE. WE KNOW THAT THE KIDS WHO HAVE GOTTEN THAT LOWER DOSE HAVE SEEMED TO HAVE LESS SIDE EFFECTS THAN THE ADULTS. AND SO THAT’S A GOOD NEWS. THE DEOS IS HIGH ENOUGH TO STIMULATE A GDOO IMMUNE RESPONSE, BUT LOW ENOUGH S...
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Genetic virus test suggests COVID-19 transmission to household pets – Fox News
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Genetic virus test suggests COVID-19 transmission to household pets – Fox News

Is Your Pet Healthy Enough? A recent study found that pet health is on the decline in the U.S., and what’s even more concerning, is that your dog or cat’s health could impact your own. Dr. Manny sits down with veterinarian and author Dr. Karen Halligan to find out what you can do to keep your four-legged friend in tip-top shape Transmission of COVID-19 from a pet owner to pet has been documented genetically for the first time in the United States, according to a study published in One Health by the Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen), an affiliate of City of Hope. Researchers involved with the Arizona case study found a pet parent and two pets all were infected with the identical strain of coronavirus known as B.1.575, an early version of SARS-CoV-2, the virus t...
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Rhode Island’s first 2021 influenza outbreak confirmed – Fox News
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Rhode Island’s first 2021 influenza outbreak confirmed – Fox News

A cluster of 28 students tested positive for influenza A since Oct. 24 at the University of Rhode Island (South Kingstown), the first known influenza outbreak of the state this year, according to the state’s department of health. The state laboratory noted infection control procedures have been reviewed with the university, but there are no known common trends linking these students to the same dorms or classes. Given the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, officials stress that getting a flu vaccine is even more important this year.  (iStock) A selection of student samples tested as the influenza A:H3 subtype with specimens forwarded to the CDC for further analysis. Only 0.1% specimens tested positive for influenza in U.S. clinical laboratories this week, 38.5% of these w...
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