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Crews in Atlantic Beach are putting up traps that were created by a University of Florida professor for the military.
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The rebranding is intended to show that the two hospitals are part of a large statewide network of health care providers.
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The city is seeking federal reimbursement from FEMA to operate the testing sites.
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The company running the site says the federal government paused shipments on most antibody treatments, citing data showing they're unlikely to combat the omicron variant.
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In Duval County, physicians say they've been anticipating a surge but that could be exacerbated by the omicron variant.
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More than 530,000 county residents have been vaccinated so far, but over the past few weeks, less than 3,000 a week have opted for vaccines.
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A Jacksonville City Council member says he will introduce legislation to authorize a program for drug users to safely exchange used needles for new ones at no cost.
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The governor appeared with Toma Dean, the woman seen on the floor of a state-run Regenron clinic in a viral photo. Dean said that she believes the treatment helped keep her alive after she caught COVID.
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Patients too young for the approved vaccines are among those ending up in Jacksonville hospitals, according to Dr. Mobeen Rathore, UF Health Jacksonville's associate chair of pediatric medicine.
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UF Health Jacksonville’s COVID ward is reporting a 10% to 15% rise in admissions per day.