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Association leaders say masks will continue to be an important weapon in decreasing the spread of the virus.
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Association leaders say masks will continue to be an important weapon in decreasing the spread of the virus.
"Millions of people in the United States have received COVID-19 vaccines safely and with few side effects."
Alabama also set a record for new COVID-19 hospital admissions and the number of coronavirus patients on ventilators.
Officials say the situation for hospitals is dire and vaccines are not coming in time to quell the current surge.
Alabama’s ICU availability dipped to a record low 8 percent Wednesday, with just 130 beds available statewide.
Not since Aug. 14, during the state’s summer peak, has Alabama had such a high number of hospitalizations.
Over the last two weeks, hospitalizations have increased by 20 percent and the number of people in hospitals on Tuesday surpassed 1,200 for the...
The 1,001 patients in hospitals with COVID-19 on Tuesday is a 34 percent increase from a month ago.
Hospitals in Tuscaloosa, Mobile and near Auburn are seeing rising numbers of hospitalizations, though the statewide total remains stable.
Sen. Doug Jones, D-Alabama, spoke on the floor of the U.S. Senate this week in an attempt to secure passage of the States Achieve...
