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Schools Trying To Catch Up Kids And Keep COVID Out

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Eight states are now banning local districts from enforcing mask mandates and some parents are concerned.
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CDC Updates Guidance On Disinfecting Wipes

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An average household cleaner that has soap or detergent works just fine for your everyday surfaces.
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NIH Doctor Says Vaccines 'Not A Very Good Match' For Common Flu Strain

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The country's top infectious disease doctor says this year's vaccine is only a 58% match for influenza B/Victoria, which most often affects kids.
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What To Know About COVID And Vaccines This Summer

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COVID in the U.S. is definitely not what it once was, but there are still changes in vaccines and research we're trying to understand.
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STIs In Newborns Have Significantly Risen Over The Pandemic

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There has been a sharp rise in STIs in newborns. What can be done to combat the uptick?
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CDC Updates Guidance To Allow Hospital Patients To Wear N95 Masks

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The agency updated its guidance Thursday so people visiting health care facilities are allowed to wear N95 respirators instead of surgical masks.
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Trump Declares State of Emergency Over Coronavirus

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Mar.13 -- President Donald Trump declares a national emergency over the coronavirus outbreak, invoking the Stafford Act to open the door to more federal aid for states and municipalities.
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How Are Parents Handling School Closings Amid Coronavirus Concerns?

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School closures are posing logistical problems, like arranging care for students, as well as financial ones.
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Bloomberg

Trump Declares State of Emergency Over Coronavirus

Higher Ed
Mar.13 -- President Donald Trump declares a national emergency over the coronavirus outbreak, invoking the Stafford Act to open the door to more federal aid for states and municipalities.
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Bloomberg

CDC Confirms First Human-to-Human U.S. Coronavirus Infection

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Jan.30 -- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported the first case of human-to-human transmission of the coronavirus in the U.S., after a woman who traveled to China and had already been diagnosed infected her husband. Max...
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Coronavirus Tests Were Delayed Due To CDC Mistakes, Officials Say

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An FDA spokesperson said the CDC was making the tests in their laboratories rather than in a manufacturing facility.
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CDC: New York City COVID-19 Deaths May Be Far Higher Than Reported

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The CDC found an unexplained surge in deaths between March 11 and May 2 that wasn't included in New York City's COVID-19 count.
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Fauci Says CDC Guidelines Could Loosen By July 4

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Dr. Fauci says the U.S. could start to return to a degree of normalcy.
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Mask Mandates Dropped by Most Major U.S. Airlines on Court Ruling

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Most major U.S. airlines have abandoned mandates requiring travelers or employees to wear face coverings on domestic flights just hours after a ruling by a U.S. judge on Monday. Bloomberg's Rachel Chang reports.
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Mistrust of CDC Covid Info in Medical Community: Johns Hopkins

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Sep.24 -- Johns Hopkins University Professor of Nursing Jason Farley discusses the ethics of a planned U.K. covid-19 trial, U.S. confidence in taking a coronavirus vaccine, and shifts in Covid guidelines from the Centers for Disease...
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Who Will Get The First 6.4 Million Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine?

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Only 6.4 million doses will be available the first week a COVID vaccine gets emergency approval.
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Many Front-line Workers Wary But Willing To Get A COVID Vaccine

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Some health care workers told Newsy they're not excited to get vaccinated but will likely do so anyway.
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CDC Warns Against Cruises, Regardless Of Vaccination Status

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The CDC said it has more than 90 cruise ships under investigation or observation as a result of COVID-19 cases.
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'Joints For Jabs' Underway In Washington State

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Marijuana shops there are now allowed to give one free pre-rolled joint to those 21 or older.
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CDC Study Says Teachers Contributed To COVID Spread At Georgia School

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Study looked at Georgia schools with inadequate social distancing, widespread ignoring of mask rules.
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COVID Booster Progress In The U.S.

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The U.S. has made COVID boosters available to more and more Americans - and soon there could be a COVID vaccine for kids ages 5-11.
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Teacher Union: 4 Broward County, FL School Staffers Die From COVID

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The deaths were all within a 24-hour period as classes are set to begin next week in the country's sixth largest school district.
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Hospitals Brace For Impact Of New Variant While Still Handling Delta

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Hospitals across the country have been hit with staff shortages and ICU overflows.
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FDA Advisers Back Novavax Vaccine As New U.S. Option

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They hope Novavax will appeal to those who don't want an mRNA vaccine because trials showed it had fewer side effects.