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FDA Commissioner Urges People to Remain Vigilant as Vaccine Rolls Out
The commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, Dr. Stephen Hahn, on Saturday assured Americans that no corners were cut in the vaccine’s emergency use authorization. He also urged people to continue wearing masks while the vaccine rolls out over the next year.
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Leader of California's Coronavirus Vaccine Safety Team Reveals Approval Process
As chair-person of California’s COVID-19 Scientific Safety Review Workgroup, Dr. Arthur Reingold and his team of health experts are tasked with double checking the work of the FDA and CDC and either assuring residents that the new vaccines are safe or rejecting the new drugs if they find a problem.
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Safety Tips for Trick-Or-Treating and Handing Out Candy on This Extra-Scary Halloween
With coronavirus cases surging across the U.S., kids and parents are being reminded to celebrate Halloween safely. Etiquette expert Elaine Swann joins LX News to provide social distancing tips you should consider to have fun and stay safe this weekend.
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‘Dr. 90210' Star Cat Begovic Talks About Her All-Woman Show Reboot and Plastic Surgery During COVID-19
Dr. Cat Begovic is back on E! with a reboot of “Dr. 90210” that features an all-woman cast of plastic surgeons. She talks about the importance of bringing more women into her field and about how she’s continuing to perform plastic surgeries with extra protections against COVID-19.
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Caught in the Middle of Civil Unrest: Safety Tips
Like any type of incident, preparedness is key. Knowing you and your family is prepared and safe will bring peace of mind. Here are some tips if you find yourself in the middle of civil unrest and are concerned for your safety. Before hitting the road, keep informed on conditions through news and your own agency. If you become...
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SF Transportation Leaders Outline Rideshare Safety Concerns
Concerns about the safety of rideshare services have prompted transportation leaders in San Francisco to send a letter to state regulators Wednesday outlining the gaps in regulations they believe put riders in danger.
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SF Transportation Leaders Outline Rideshare Dangers
Transportation leaders in San Francisco sent a letter to state regulators Wednesday outlining a long list of gaps in regulations that they say puts rideshare customers in danger. Jean Elle reports.
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Food Safety for Super Bowl Parties
NBC 7’s Monica Dean talked with Red Cross dietitian, Roxy Mendoza, about tips for a healthy game day on Super Bowl Sunday.
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Firefighters Warn Against ‘Outlet Challenge'
Firefighters are warning against a viral internet challenge that has caused Tik Tok users to start fires with their cell phone chargers.
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BART Launches Safety Ambassador Program
The BART board of directors on Thursday is expected to decide if it wants to add community service officers to monitor safety on trains.
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BART Launches Safety Ambassador Program
Twelve new BART officers, designated as ambassadors, will begin patrolling trains Monday as the transit agency launches a pilot program aimed at bolstering safety across the commuter system. Bob Redell reports.
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BART Board Approves Safety Ambassador Program
The BART board of directors on Thursday is expected to decide if it wants to add community service officers to monitor safety on trains.
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BART Adding Ambassadors to Monitor Safety on Trains
BART’s board of directors voted unanimously in favor of adding community service officers to monitor safety on trains with the purpose of employing so-called ambassadors to look out for “quality of life” issues on trains and across the transit system. Melissa Colorado reports.
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BART Board Set to Vote on New Safety Ambassador Program
The BART board of directors on Thursday is expected to decide if it wants to add community service officers to monitor safety on trains. Pete Suratos reports.
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BART Board to Vote on New Safety Ambassador Program
The BART board of directors on Thursday is expected to decide if it wants to add community service officers to monitor safety on trains. Pete Suratos reports.
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Company Says Secure Doors Can Turn Classrooms into Safe Rooms
As districts, educators and law enforcement grapple with ways to protect school communities from the peril of active shooter situations, one company is proposing security doors to transform classrooms into safe rooms. “The idea of a safe room can be implemented everywhere,” said Omer Barnes, founder and CEO of REMO Security Doors. The doors are resistant to gunfire, forced opening…
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SF Cyclist, Pedestrian Safety Projects Put on Fast Track
The effort to separate people and cars on the crowded dangerous streets of San Francisco are on a new fast track. It’s about saving lives, proponents say.
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SF Cyclist, Pedestrian Safety Projects Put on Fast Track
The effort to separate people and cars on the crowded dangerous streets of San Francisco are on a new fast track. It’s about saving lives, proponents say. Jean Elle reports.
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6 Tips to Keep You Safe in a Snowstorm
Here are six things that may help keep you and your loved ones safe in a snowstorm.
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