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Alabama would need to have 3.5 million people with immunity for the virus's spread to die down on its own.
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Alabama would need to have 3.5 million people with immunity for the virus's spread to die down on its own.
A third community vaccine location will start serving all eligible residents on Feb. 11.
While concerns about side effects can't be dismissed, there is broad consensus that the risks posed by the virus are far greater.
People 18 to 24 were already at higher risk of suicide before the pandemic. It’s made things worse, experts say.
Health experts see a light at the end of the tunnel but warn that we are still very much in the tunnel.
History has given minority communities reason to be skeptical, but outreach efforts aim to repair the distrust.
“We are at a very dire place in the pandemic, and the concern is that we haven't even seen the worst of it,” Marrazzo...
“Unfortunately, we have very difficult times ahead,” said Alabama State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris.
The only remaining game on UAB’s schedule is a game at Rice on Dec. 12.
Four SEC games have had to be rescheduled due to surging coronavirus cases on university campuses.
