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With effectiveness of around 70% in moderate and severe cases, the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is considered a huge asset in the fight against COVID-19. New Mexicans hope that with its arrival, the situation might change for the better.

New Mexico seems to be having a downward trend in COVID-19 cases. The state has administered almost half a million doses and it's expected to keep doing so, as soon as more supplies arrive.

To prevent a new healthcare crisis, the WHO has started studying a series of mental and physical symptoms affecting several individuals in the aftermath of acute COVID-19 infections.

A recent article by Hackensack Meridian Health explains why the COVID-19 vaccine is necessary for recovered patients and expands on the importance of taking proper precautions to prevent reinfection.

Wednesday's report revealed 1,151 additional COVID-19 cases and 13 deaths, with almost every county in the state reporting new daily infections.

Rachel Bevan, the executive director of the New Mexico Nurse Practitioners Council, felt that she needed to step in and help, which is why the Nurse Practitioners Council teamed up with the Nurse Association and sponsors to feed nurses.

A new variant of the COVID-19 virus has been identified by the U.K. after the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, revealed their findings during a press briefing last Saturday.

CNN reported that some of the country's major grocery chains have begun placing a limit for the purchase of items like toilet paper and disinfecting wipes in an attempt to keep shoppers from stockpiling.

If the Pfizer vaccine gets approved, how is the state of New Mexico going to prepare and distribute it? There are a few things to take into consideration before this happens.

A recent article by The Guardian stated that COVID-19 can survive for up to 28 days on surfaces. They stated that surfaces such as the glass on a mobile phone, stainless steel, and smooth surfaces can harbor the virus for almost a month.