A COVID-19 vaccine for children under 5 could be authorized by the end of the month, and a new study suggests that COVID-19 cases could spike at different times of the year in different areas.
is rounding up some of the most notable coronavirus news making headlines online. Here’s what you need to know for Tuesday, Feb. 1.A COVID-19 vaccine for children younger than 5 could be available by the end of February,It would be the first COVID-19 vaccine available for that age group; older children are already authorized to receive the shot.
Case numbers spiked when air temperatures dipped below 62 degrees or above 75 degrees. The virus also tends to linger more in drier air, researchers said.COVID-19 symptoms linger for one year, study suggests The study was conducted among 246 patients 16 years and older admitted to an ICU from March to July 2020, and followed up to June 2021. Average participant age was about 61, 71.5% were men, and average the ICU stay was 18.5 days.
The study looked at 6,654 center-based and home-based child care centers and professionals from 50 states from May 2020 through May 2021.
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