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HSV Awarding Airline Tickets to Front Line Heroes, Register Today at Noon

February 19, 2021/in Health Care, News, Pandemic, Tourism, Travel/Leisure/by Kimberly Ballard

Everyone agrees we need to “Give ‘em a Break” after what will most likely go down in history as the most stressful and exhausting year in any health care worker or first responder’s career.  Huntsville International Airport and Frontier Airlines are “giving ’em a break” with free tickets to Orlando. The first 50 qualified COVID-19 […]

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COVID-19 Statistics Among Blacks Said ‘Alarming’

February 18, 2021/in Lead, coronavirus, COVID-19, Health Care, Medical, News/by Mike Easterling

Interventional cardiologist Dr. Warren Strickland of Crestwood Medical Center presented what he called “alarming’’ statistics among the black community regarding COVID-19 at the weekly update at the Huntsville City Council chambers. According to Strickland, though that segment represents just 13 percent of the United States population it accounts for 28 percent of COVID-19 deaths as […]

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A Path Forward: HudsonAlpha Hosts COVID-19 Community Awareness Roundtable

February 12, 2021/in News, COVID-19, Health Care, Medical, Nonprofits/by Lori Connors

The two-part series is free and open to the public.

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Number of COVID Cases in the Area is Down ‘Drastically’; Vaccine Supply is Limited

February 4, 2021/in News, COVID-19, Government, Health Care, Medical/by Mike Easterling

Huntsville Hospital CEO David Spillers opened the recent weekly COVID-19 update with positive news. Before the briefing ended at the Huntsville City Council chambers, however, there were also some negatives regarding the availability of virus vaccines. First, the good stuff. According to Spillers, there are 263 COVID-19 inpatients in hospitals across the region, down from […]

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State Expanding COVID-19 Eligibility to Those 65 and Older; More Front-line Workers

January 29, 2021/in Lead, COVID-19, Health Care, News/by staff reports

The Alabama Department of Public Health is extending eligibility for COVID-19 vaccinations to include people 65 or older, and additional groups of frontline workers, effective Feb. 8. Gov. Kay Ivey and the Public Health Department made the announcement Friday. The Vaccine Allocation Plan is available at www.alabamapublichealth.gov/covid19vaccine/assets/adph-covid19-vaccination-allocation-plan.pdf. Frontline critical workers listed in the plan are […]

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State of Madison County is ‘Strong … on Solid and Steady Ground’

January 27, 2021/in Lead, COVID-19, Defense, Development, Government, Health Care, News, Research, Services/by Gus Wintzell

Despite a crippling pandemic, Madison County was able to sustain growth and success in 2020, Madison County Commission Chairman Dale W. Strong said in the annual State of the County Address. Strong spoke Wednesday to members of the Huntsville-Madison County Chamber of Commerce in celebrating the accomplishments of 2020 and looking forward to 2021. The […]

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Coronavirus ‘Fatigue’, Apathy are Concern to Health Officials

January 22, 2021/in COVID-19, Government, Health Care, Lead, Medical, News/by Mike Easterling

“We can vaccinate about 3,000 people a week right now in Madison County. That’s all the vaccine we’re getting.”

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For COVID Peace of Mind – and No Swab Up Your Nose – Huntsville Hospital and Kailos Genetics Roll Out Assure Sentinel

January 21, 2021/in Lead, Biotechnology, COVID-19, Health Care, Medical, News, Research, Science, Services, Technology/by Lori Connors

Two issues negatively impacting COVID testing are false readings and the turnaround time it takes for results. False positive results can cause undue concern, whereas false negative readings have the potential to unwittingly add to the continued spread of COVID. The waiting game is especially difficult; it’s the kind of time that most people don’t […]

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Local COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Facing Busy Signals on Hotline, ‘Math Problem’

January 18, 2021/in Lead, COVID-19, Government, Health Care, News/by Mike Easterling

The Alabama Department of Public Health has a message for people frustrated by not being able to reach through the COVID-19 vaccination scheduling hotline: keep trying. With the state beginning virus vaccinations for citizens aged 75 years and older and emergency frontline workers Jan. 18, ADHP began scheduling appointments for local health departments the week […]

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Rhythm of the Air: VBC Partners with TVA and Huntsville Utilities to Improve Air Quality

December 24, 2020/in Lead, Energy, Entertainment, Health Care, News/by Lori Connors

The Von Braun Center has teamed with the Tennessee Valley Authority and Huntsville Utilities on a project to improve the air quality for one of the VBC’s newest additions, Rhythm on Monroe. By implementing germicidal technology, the project includes replacing the current air filters with higher efficiency filters and installing UV-C germicidal lighting inside the […]

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