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Genetic sequencing helped county officials determine that a 20-year-old Dallas man was infected with the new variant of the virus.
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The simple answer is we don’t really know yet.
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Pre-registration for the vaccine through the city's public health agency is now open. But it will mainly serve patients who have no other provider options.
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The VA will now begin vaccinating enrolled veterans 75 years or older. Some will receive their first doses Saturday at a Central Texas COVID-19 vaccine clinic.
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It takes time after vaccination for immunity to the virus to build up, and no vaccine is 100% effective. Plus, scientists don't yet know if the vaccine stops viral spread. Here's what's known so far.
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Doses are scarce, but here are some resources for getting on waiting lists at vaccine providers around Austin.
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Dr. Mark Escott said the site will host patients who are improving, opening up hospital beds for people who need more immediate and intensive care.
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Dell Med researchers are looking into whether empathy can be a medical intervention for the health effects of isolation.
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The new, more infectious variant is already in Texas, but one microbiologist says proactive research along with social distancing and vaccinations are our best bet for beating it.
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Twenty-eight coronavirus vaccination hubs will receive most of the state's next shipment of COVID-19 vaccines this week, with 158,825 doses shipping to providers able to manage large-scale efforts as more doses arrive in the state.
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The Williamson County Mobile Outreach Team does everything from responding to overdoses, connecting people with counselors, or just finding the best care that doesn’t involve a hospital or jail.