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Study: Prior COVID-19 Infection Protects Best Against Delta Variant

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The study by New York and California health officials found that overcoming an infection protected better against Delta than vaccination.
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Variants Causing Many To Cancel Holiday Travel

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The U.S. reopened borders to fully vaccinated travelers last month, but Omicron has disrupted travel once again.
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Gov. Youngkin Faces New Lawsuit As Virginia Mask Order Kicks In

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Gov. Glenn Youngkin immediately got rid of the mask requirement in schools. But some Virginia districts are banding together and ignoring the mandate.
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Bloomberg

J&J Vaccine Gets FDA Warning About Rare Immune Disorder

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Jul.12 -- U.S. health officials say they are monitoring reports of a rare immune-system disorder in some people who received the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine. Riley Griffin reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
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Bloomberg

CDC Head Urges Parents to Get Their Teens Vaccinated

Higher Ed
Jun.03 -- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Rochelle Walensky says "I strongly encourage parents to get their teens vaccinated, as I did mine." She speaks at a White House briefing.
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CDC Employees Accuse Agency of 'Acts Of Racism'

Higher Ed
More than 1,000 workers are calling for the end of a "toxic culture" at the federal health agency.
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How Long COVID Is Affecting Millions Of Americans' Wallets

Higher Ed
One study found that more than half of U.S. adults who got COVID or lost income during the pandemic struggle with medical debt.
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Curated Video

In A Nod To JFK, President Biden Pushing 'Moonshot' To Fight Cancer

Higher Ed
The president is seeking to rally the nation around developing treatments and therapeutics for the pervasive diseases.
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New Data Suggests 1 In 44 U.S. Children Affected By Autism

Higher Ed
This rate compares with 1 in 54 identified with autism in 2016.
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The Leading Cause Of Death For American Children Is Now Gun Violence

Higher Ed
Researchers say prevention efforts can help reduce the amount of kids dying from gun violence, but more data is also needed to understand why.
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Illinois Resident's Death Might Be First In U.S. Linked To Vaping

Higher Ed
Illinois health officials said "an individual who had recently vaped and was ​hospitalized with severe respiratory illness" had died.
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What's The Difference Between Vaping And Using E-Cigs?

Higher Ed
When you get down to brass tacks, e-cigs, tank vaporizers and Juul devices are one and the same.
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CDC Says It May Have Found Culprit In Vaping-Related Illnesses

Higher Ed
​Investigators tested lung fluid samples from 29 patients in 10 states and found vitamin E acetate in all of them.
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What Drives Fears Of A Coronavirus Pandemic?

Higher Ed
Because so little is known about exactly how many people are infected, or just how dangerous the virus is, the anxiety index is climbing.
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FDA Paves Way For Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccinations For Kids Ages 5 To 11

Higher Ed
The FDA has approved Pfizer's COVID shot for kids ages 5 to 11. This means younger kids could be eligible for vaccinations by next week.
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How Coronavirus Could Slow Down The U.S. Drug Supply

Higher Ed
The United States relies on overseas factories for some of the key ingredients of vital medications, and shortages could impact medication supplies.
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Fauci: Omicron BA.2 Uptick Expected To Start In A Week

Higher Ed
For the majority of Americans, experts say we don't need to worry as much as past waves.
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Kamala Harris Positive For COVID-19, Pres. Biden Not A 'Close Contact'

Higher Ed
Vice President Kamala Harris had been scheduled to attend Biden's Tuesday morning Presidential Daily Brief but was not present.
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Doctors Are Hopeful A Mix Of Old And New Drugs Could Treat Coronavirus

Higher Ed
A combination of the antiviral remdesivir and an 80-year-old anti-malaria drug could treat coronavirus patients.
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Cruises Still Sailing Despite COVID Outbreaks

Higher Ed
The Cruise Lines International Association said cases in recent weeks make up a slim percentage of the total population on board.
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U.S. Monitoring Outbreak Of Hepatitis In Children

Higher Ed
About 90% of the children were hospitalized, 15% needed liver transplants and 5 children have died.
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Who Gets COVID-19 Vaccine First?

Higher Ed
A CDC group is looking at health care employees, essential workers, those with health conditions, and people over 65 as possible vaccine priorities.
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The Recount

Joe Biden Wins 2020 Election Again (and Again and Again)

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In a highly unusual move, the CDC director overrules her own advisory board and expands who is eligible for a booster shot. Donald Trump’s sham Arizona election confirms what we already know: Joe Biden is, in fact, president. Plus, a new...
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Major Cruise Lines Are Holding Off Voyages Amid Omicron Spread

Higher Ed
Royal Caribbean, Norwegian Cruise Line and Princess Cruises are changing voyages amid the surge.