Only one new COVID-19 case found on Jan 19
NDO/VNA – Only one new COVID-19 case, a man returning from the US, was detected in the past 24 hours on January 19, according to the National Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control.
Does IRS Tax Legal Malpractice Settlements?
Legal malpractice claims arise out of accident and medical malpractice cases, wills and trusts, divorce, litigation, tax advice, real estate deals, and many other types of legal matters. Is it taxable? As ordinary income, capital gain, basis recovery, or some combination?
Will Your Boss Require You To Get A Covid-19 Vaccine? New Data Show Employers Are Split
Private employers can legally require employees to get Covid-19 vaccinations, but will they? New data show employers are evenly split. Some employers don’t want to impose mandates, while others see greater risk of not requiring vaccinations–to employees and to society.
Many Parents Support ‘Teens Helping Teens’ Mental Health Programs at Schools: Sondage
TUESDAY, Jan. 19, 2021 — It may take a village to support teens’ Santé mentale, whether it’s during the pandemic or later.
One option is having school-based mental health programs that offer peer support leaders.
A new C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital…
It Turns Out 2020 Was Not The Year For Perfect Vision
Try to think back to late 2019, when the year of the ophthalmology meme was at our doorstep: 2020 vision soon became a blur.
Actualités AHA: This Energetic 8-Year-Old Boy Was Born With a Serious Heart Defect
TUESDAY, Jan. 19, 2021 (American Heart Association News) — The wind howled and thunder boomed as an ambulance raced Spencer Timmel and his newborn son, Charlie, to a hospital better able to care for infants with heart problems. “The weather was…
WHO chief denounces rich nations’ ‘queue jumping’ over Covid-19 vaccines
The World Health Organization has warned that rich nations could be responsible for soaring inequality around the world if they don’t take a responsible attitude to the purchase and distribution of coronavirus vaccines. The body’s director has accused some of “queue jumping” to get their citizens inoculated, while less wealthy countries miss out.
France’s elder and local authorities criticise slow vaccination rollout despite growing demand
France’s population aged 75 and over can now make an appointment to get a coronavirus vaccine, as the campaign was officially launched on Monday. But criticism has been raised, as half a million doses have been reserved, but the system is now officially overwhelmed. Local authorities have pointed to a lack of shots, with some eve trying to procure the supplies themselves.
Dr. Scott Gottlieb estimates only about 120 million people in U.S. really want Covid vaccine
“We can’t lose sight of that and just take for granted that everyone wants this vaccine,” the former FDA chief told CNBC.
Fried food intake linked to heightened serious heart disease and stroke risk
Fried-food intake is linked to a heightened risk of major heart disease and stroke, finds a pooled analysis of the available research data.
Quebec changes coronavirus vaccine rollout plan amid Pfizer delivery delays
Health Minister Christian Dubé announced the adjustments Tuesday, saying the province will now provide 225,000 doses by Feb. 8 instead of 250,000.
Coronavirus: New York governor approaches Pfizer directly for COVID-19 vaccine doses
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo asked Pfizer Inc Chief Executive Albert Bourla on Monday if the state could buy COVID-19 vaccine doses directly from the US drugmaker, a move that raised ethical
