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Would you get a COVID-19 vaccine from your dentist? ‘Drillers and fillers’ fight pandemic (Me: let dentists give any and all vaccinations, at least Covid, Flu and Pneumonia…)
The next time you see the dentist for a teeth cleaning, you may be able to get a COVID vaccination, as well. Dentists are poised to administer shots.
Source: Would you get a COVID-19 vaccine from your dentist? ‘Drillers and fillers’ fight pandemic
Singapore Calls For Regional Leaders’ Summit to Discuss Myanmar Crisis — Radio Free Asia
Statements of concern are welcome, but are ‘useless against the military’s bullets,’ Charles Santiago, a Malaysian MP and chair of the ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights, says.
Source: Singapore Calls For Regional Leaders’ Summit to Discuss Myanmar Crisis — Radio Free Asia
HPV vaccine has led to more than 80% drop in infections, CDC reports – UPI.com
Introduction of the human papillomavirus vaccine in the United States has led to a more than 80% decline in infections nationally since 2003, according to data released Thursday by the CDC.
Source: HPV vaccine has led to more than 80% drop in infections, CDC reports – UPI.com
Conventions are canceling plans, citing Texas ending its mask mandate | The Texas Tribune (Me: double shot Texas Gov – risk deaths and kill business at same time!!)
At least four organizations canceled conferences or conventions in Austin citing health concerns after Texas ended its statewide mask mandate earlier this month. The cancellations cost the Austin Hilton hotel $350,000 of revenue, according to Austin Convention Enterprises, a city-created corporation that owns and manages the hotel.
“These were rooms that were already on the books and largely, what we saw was fallout, ironically, from the governor opening the economy,” said Joe Bolash, Hilton Austin general manager, during a March 16 Austin Convention Enterprises board meeting. “It was groups that were not comfortable returning to a fully-opened economy where there was no mask mandate in place.”
Gov. Greg Abbott ended the statewide mask mandate and capacity limits on business on March 10, pointing toward fewer COVID-19 hospitalizations and cases in the state. Public health experts and political opponents lamented the move, saying it was too soon before the majority of the state was vaccinated against the virus or even eligible for a shot.
Source: Conventions are canceling plans, citing Texas ending its mask mandate | The Texas Tribune
At least 111 people died in Texas during winter storm | The Texas Tribune (Me: What did you say and do, Governor, Senators, Texas GOP? Nada!!!)
Supreme Court makes it harder for police to shoot people with impunity – Vox
“We hold that the application of physical force to the body of a person with intent to restrain is a seizure,” Chief Justice John Roberts wrote for the majority, “even if the person does not submit and is not subdued.”
Roberts’s opinion was joined by his three liberal colleagues, plus Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
Source: Supreme Court makes it harder for police to shoot people with impunity – Vox
Rutgers to require students be vaccinated for in-person classes | TheHill
Students at Rutgers University will require proof of receiving a coronavirus vaccine in order to register for classes this fall.
Source: Rutgers to require students be vaccinated for in-person classes | TheHill
Man arrested outside hospital with body armor, explosive and firearms | TheHill
Police in Lexington, Ky., on Thursday arrested a man outside of the University of Kentucky’s Chandler Hospital after being tipped off by nearby authorities that a possibly armed and dangerous man was coming to the premises.
NBC News and local news affiliate WKYT reported that a man identified as Bryan Carroll was arrested at the hospital without incident; police told reporters that he had multiple weapons and body armor on his person, and they found “suspected explosive devices” in his vehicle.
“He will be charged with multiple state charges as well as pending federal charges,” said University of Kentucky Police Chief Joe Monroe, according to NBC.
Source: Man arrested outside hospital with body armor, explosive and firearms | TheHill
Senate passes bill heading off Medicare cuts | TheHill
The Senate on Thursday passed a bill postponing automatic spending cuts to Medicare providers, pushing back an April deadline to December, while also punting on a decision about additional cutbacks at year’s end.
Source: Senate passes bill heading off Medicare cuts | TheHill
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