Brett Sholtis | WITF
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In the fight against drug overdoses and blood-borne diseases, some Republican and Democratic state lawmakers want to allow groups to hand out medical syringes to drug users in Pennsylvania.
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Educators say there's a clear choice: Limit the spread of the virus, or risk going back to online and hybrid learning.
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Health care experts cite ‘delay of care’ as one explanation.
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Pennsylvania Department of Health data show that more than a quarter of the state’s nearly 5,000 COVID hospitalizations were fully vaccinated.
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The laptop has been missing since the January 6th riot, and federal authorities stated in the weeks after they planned to charge Williams in the crime.
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COVID-19 is adding stress to Pennsylvania’s underfunded behavioral health care system.
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Democrats say the move will cause confusion as COVID-19 cases are rising.
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As cases surge among unvaccinated people, the treatment offers a chance to help them, and to better understand the delta variant.
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Politicization of the pandemic has created stigma or silence around COVID-19 deaths in some communities, leading to "disenfranchised grief," as the death is tinged with a supposed "moral" failure.
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Food outreach advocates say additional resources are needed.