
John Davis
John Davis has been a full-time Reporter/Producer for WGCU since 2009. He is the local host for NPRââââ
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Amid predictions of a summer surge across the South and the upcoming Memorial Day weekend, officials are raising awareness about taking precautions and getting vaccinated.
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In this discussion, we review the report's findings and recommendations with environmental experts and get firsthand accounts from a farmworker.
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Lee Health says it will end daily reporting of the number of COVID patients it is treating for the first time since the start of the delta variant surge last summer,
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Criticism continues over clinic sites in Charlotte and Manatee. The Manatee site has received much of the focus. A clinic in the Kings Gate community of Port Charlotte is also under the microscope.
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The new ICU is part of the hospital’s $347 million expansion. Later this year, Lee Health plans to bring over its trauma center from Lee Memorial.
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The system will assign appointments on a first-come, first-served basis, and unlike the previous system allows people to sign up via telephone, too.
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The reservation phone line will not be open until 9 a.m. Wednesday and slots are expected to be claimed quickly.
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People 65 and older can now make appointments to receive the Moderna vaccine at 105 Publix pharmacies in 12 Florida counties.
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The association encourages Floridians not to delay elective surgeries, checkups, emergency room visits and health screenings due to COVID fears.
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Officials with the Lee Health and Naples Community Hospital healthcare systems both report a slight decrease Thursday in COVID-19 patient volumes. Lee Health’s four acute care hospitals are currently treating 296 COVID-19 positive patients, which is down from 310 patients Wednesday.