Under the current Senate bill, the Biden administration estimates that 158.5 million households will receive direct payments, according to the White House official who insisted on anonymity to discuss private conversations.
Hospitalizations haven't been this low since June of 2020 and that’s helping with employee morale at UAB says Dr. Sarah Nafziger the Vice President of Clinical Support Services.
After winning re-election Tuesday night, Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox reflected on the upcoming 10-year anniversary of the unforgettable April 27th tornado.
We’ve been hearing about multiple variants of COVID-19 emerging in recent weeks, but the president of the Alabama Hospital Association said he’s most concerned about the U.K. variant.
The woman posted a photo of the barista on Facebook saying, “Meet Lenin from Starbucks who refused to serve me cause I’m not wearing a mask. Next time I will wait for cops and bring a medical exemption.” It went viral.
Researchers found that symptoms of anxiety and burnout were prevalent across the full spectrum of emergency department staff during the pandemic, and as many as one-fifth of health care employees were at risk for PTSD.
The demand for COVID-19 vaccinations continues to exceed supplies. State health leaders are hoping larger supplies and new community outreach programs will help get more shots into arms in the state.
While the 7-year-old girl’s story has warmed plenty of hearts, some are outraged over the idea that a child facing brain surgery would feel a need to raise funds for her own care.
The approval of Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine is a beacon of hope for many, but it’s also bringing new questions - especially as Pfizer and Moderna are still in short supply.
