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Most adults do not plan on getting COVID-19 shot amid vaccine policy changes
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KFF Tracking Poll on Health Information and Trust: COVID-19 Vaccine Update
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Will health insurance pay for Covid vaccines this fall?
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Full Coverage of this storyDetroit grand jury indicts 2 accused of COVID-19 test billing fraud
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Connecticut man allegedly connected to $500M COVID-19 testing scheme
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Connecticut medical director charged in $500M COVID-19 test billing fraud scheme
Fairfield Man Accused Of Involvement In $500 Million Medicare Fraud Scheme: U.S. Attorney
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Dumbo-based Covid testing firm execs indicted in alleged $500M billing scheme
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Full Coverage of this storyPfizer, BioNTech lose UK appeal to overturn Moderna's COVID vaccine patent win
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Full Coverage of this storyPandemic aged our brains faster, whether or not we got COVID, study says
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The Pandemic Appears to Have Accelerated Brain Aging, Even in People Who Never Got Covid
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Study finds COVID-19 pandemic aged brains by 6 months
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Full Coverage of this storyA randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial of niclosamide nanohybrid for the treatment of patients with mild to moderate COVID-19
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New York COVID-19 Paid Sick Leave Expires
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New York ends paid sick leave for COVID-19 five years after pandemic
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July Tip of the Month: New York COVID Sick Leave Law Finally Sunsets
New York ends COVID sick leave policy
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Full Coverage of this storyMayo Clinic refused employee's COVID-19 vaccine exemption request, lawsuit says
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sues Mayo Clinic over employee vaccine mandate
Mayo Clinic sued by EEOC for denying religious vaccine exemption
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Mayo breached worker’s religious rights with mandatory COVID shot, federal suit claims
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Mayo Clinic vaccine mandate subject of new lawsuit
Full Coverage of this storyShingles vaccination rates rose during the COVID-19 pandemic, but major gaps remain for underserved groups
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COVID rising in California. How bad will this summer be?
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Insurer Avoids Businesses' COVID-19 Coverage Claims
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Why few companies still offer unlimited vacation time — and what perks are replacing it
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Full Coverage of this storyAnalysis: 2024-25 COVID vaccines offered strong protection against worst outcomes in seniors
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New study tracks Covid-19 booster safety
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Updated mRNA Vaccines Against JN.1 Show Strong Safety Signal in Real-World Data
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Updated COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Did Not Increase Risk for Adverse Events
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Study finds no safety issues with most recent mRNA COVID vaccines
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Full Coverage of this storyLong Covid: Researchers find clues for "brain fog" origin
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Long-COVID, viruses and ‘zombie’ cells: new research looks for links to chronic fatigue and brain fog
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Scientists identify shared biological roots of long COVID and chronic fatigue syndrome
OHSU study suggests long COVID may be more common than previously thought
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Full Coverage of this storyGovernor Newsom: Trump has betrayed us with failed economic policies
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Opinion | Why Trump’s tariffs are in trouble
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Appeals Court Hears Legal Challenge to Trump Tariffs as Trade War Widens
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Trump’s Tariff Authority Is Tested in Court as Deadline on Trade Deals Looms
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Appeals court questions Trump’s authority to impose tariffs without Congress
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Full Coverage of this storyModerna Logs Sales Beat Despite Declining Vaccine Demand
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Moderna cuts high end of 2025 revenue outlook on vaccine shipment delay in U.K.
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Moderna's Key Patent Win Overshadowed By Gloomy Outlook
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Moderna Stock Is Falling After Earnings. What Has Wall Street Worried.
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Despite ongoing decline, Moderna's Spikevax sales beat expectations in Q2
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Full Coverage of this storyUniversity of Florida asks state Supreme Court to rehear COVID student fee case • Florida Phoenix
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Five Things to Know About Summer 'Razor Blade' COVID
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Health experts suggest preventative measures as new strain of COVID circulates
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Local health officials talk COVID Summer surge
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While the temperatures rise in Texas, so are COVID-19 cases
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Full Coverage of this storyNordic study finds nasogastric tubes reduce complications after esophageal cancer surgery
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The pandemic divided the US. Could a full accounting help the nation heal?
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Other nations had a pandemic reckoning. Why hasn’t the US?
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Full Coverage of this storyLatest ACIP move is dangerous to the nation’s health
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Multiple medical groups say they have been barred from work on CDC's panel of vaccine advisers
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AMA and other medical associations are kicked out of CDC vaccine workgroups
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HHS further constrains certain vaccine advisers to the CDC, limiting their input in evidence reviews
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Fired vaccine board members warn of fallout from RFK Jr. policies
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Full Coverage of this storyDemings reverses course, signs up Orange County jail staff for still more ICE duties
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Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings signs ICE addendum after war of words with Florida attorney general
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Orange County mayor addresses removal threats, signed ICE agreement
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Demings says he signed ICE pact ‘under protest and extreme duress’
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Maxwell Frost calls out James Uthmeier for threatening to remove Orange County leaders
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Full Coverage of this storyCan COVID cause cancer? Myths and realities of the virus and vaccines.
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Full Coverage of this storyGlobal hunger declines, but rises in Africa and western Asia: UN report
UN report reveals alarming rise in Africa’s food insecurity despite global improvements
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Global hunger falls but conflict and climate threaten progress, UN says
Slight decrease in global hunger as inequalities widen, UN report reveals
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Full Coverage of this storyAccelerated brain ageing during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Brooklyn Man Indicted for Alleged $100000 COVID-19 Relief Fraud and Voter Petition Deceit
Full Coverage of this storyClosing statements delivered in Module 6 of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry on Social Care
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Covid-19 Inquiry: Disability campaigner lays out care sector issues
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Covid inquiry hears of ‘huge rollback’ in rights and support since pandemic
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Covid-19 Inquiry: Module 6 hears about “forced” discharging of hospital patients without testing and “generational slaughter” in care homes
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Full Coverage of this storyU.S. childhood vaccination rates fall again as exemptions set another record
Record share of US kindergartners missed required vaccinations last year, ahead of surge in measles cases
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CDC Says Childhood Vaccination Rates Have Dropped Again
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Fewer kindergarteners are being vaccinated, CDC data show
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US vaccination rates for measles, other diseases drop further, government data says
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Full Coverage of this storyCarvana’s 10,000% rally from low deals US$7 billion blow to shorts
Carvana’s 10,000% Rally From Low Deals $7 Billion Blow to Shorts
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Carvana’s profit jumps, and it’s all because of this metric
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Carvana Says Refinements to eCommerce Model Deliver Record Quarterly Sales
Expect Carvana to have gained market share in Q2, analysts say
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