HEALTH

Unlike wide swaths of data labeling kids "asymptomatic," a new study finds two-thirds of children were experiencing symptoms prior to testing positive for COVID-19.

The seven-day average of cases in Pasadena has been rising from early November, after flattening out from late August, according to the city's health department.

Seventy-seven percent of those surveyed said they supported a nationwide mask mandate, while 23 percent do not.

"We have a vaccine for the world," said Professor Andrew Pollard from the University of Oxford. So, how does it compare to other contenders? What are its other advantages? And who might get it first?

Public health experts had advised the American people not to travel for Thanksgiving where possible.

Onlookers shouted "no more masks, burn the masks," as the state's seven-day average number of cases hit the highest level since April.

"It's wonderful news," WHO official Dr. David Nabarro said.

More than four in 10 Americans say they won't get the COVID vaccine when it becomes available. Big problem: Even a highly effective vaccine won't do much to rein in the pandemic if enough people can't be persuaded to get the shot.

"It's scary to think that what if my entire family would have had the severe case and every single one of the 15 folks had to go to the hospital," said Alexa Aragonez, a 26-year-old from Arlington.

"He's looking forward to doing that when the time is right," Kate Bedingfield, senior adviser to Joe Biden's transition team, said.

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"As the Bible says, we need to obey God rather than man. A pastor has a responsibility to keep his church safe, but also to keep it open," Jeffress told Fox Business Sunday.