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New Hurdle for COVID-19 Home Testing — the Holiday Season | Business News
By MATTHEW PERRONE, AP Health Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — Millions more home tests for COVID-19 are hitting store shelves, but will there be enough for Americans hoping to screen themselves before holiday gatherings? Gone are last year’s long lines to get tested, thanks to nearly a year of vaccinations, increased testing supplies and quicker options. But with many Americans unvaccinated and reports of infections among those who’ve gotten the shots, some are looking to home tests for an extra layer of protection ahead of this year’s festivities. Janis Alpine of Seattle is getting together with seven relatives for Thanksgiving, including her 97-year-old father. While everyone is vaccinated, she plans to…
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The Business Plan with Bill Reagan: Another holiday season with twists | Alexandria Times
Last year’s column – “Holidays with a twist” – famous that the 2020 vacation season was challenged by pandemic limitations, but it highlighted techniques we could however make the most of Alexandria’s postcard-ideal setting though using needed safeguards. Very well, right here we are a calendar year later on, and the new coronavirus nonetheless lurks, so we must go on to factor Facilities for Illness Control and Prevention protocols into our arranging – at minimum until there’s enough immunity so viruses and variants cannot get a foothold. Though this is sporting our persistence, it’s a all over the world reality and our group is far forward of most in building…
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