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A Recipe For Trouble?
Reversal of California outdoor dining ban has heads spinning.
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In Austin, Some Try To Address Vaccine Inequity
Unfortunately, a broad plan for vaccinations is elusive.
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The Demand For The Vaccine Is Far Exceeding Supply
It matters that people are jumping the vaccine line.
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When Will Your Chance For A Coronavirus Shot Come?
Just don’t worry about the numbers.
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Connecting The Dots To Post-Exertional Malaise
Long-haul coronavirus cases cast new light on chronic fatigue sufferers.
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Food Guidelines Change But Fail To Take Cultures Into Account
Acknowledging the nuances of culture and ethnicity at the heart of how Americans feed themselves.
Across Florida, FL|News|
Tampa’s Mayor Vs. A Coronavirus-Era Super Bowl
The expected arrival of thousands of exuberant fans can make Super Bowl, city a logistical headache.
Across America|News|
As Vaccine Rollout Expands, Black Americans Still Left Behind
Black Americans are still receiving coronavirus vaccinations at dramatically lower rates than white Americans.
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New Coronavirus Cases Plunge 25% Or More As Behavior Changes
States are reporting drops amid fear of infection and hopes of vaccination.
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Huge Gaps In Vaccine Data Making It Impossible To Know Who Got The Shots
Health officials continue to struggle to collect critically important information.
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If I Have Cancer, Dementia Or MS, Should I Get The Coronavirus Vaccine?
Questions still remain about the vaccines’ appropriateness for older adults with various illnesses.
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Nearly Half Of American Adults Now Want The Vaccine
Americans’ reluctance to get vaccinated for the coronavirus is waning, according to a poll released last week.
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Big Business Boosts Vaccine Effort
It’s a ‘complex choreography’ to get shots in arms.
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‘We’re Not Controlling It In Our Schools’
Coronavirus safety lapses abound across the country.
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Readers And Tweeters Fight Stigma And Salute Front-Line Workers
The coronavirus is bound to haunt health care workers.
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Health Issues Carried Weight On The Campaign Trail
What could Biden do in his first 100 days?
Across California, CA|News|
Vaccine Ramp-Up Squeezes Coronavirus Testing And Tracing
Diminished testing sites in Los Angeles leads to mass scrambling as infected residents surge.
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Amid Health Worker Shortage, Foreign-Trained Professionals Sit On Sidelines
As hospitals nationwide struggle with the latest coronavirus surge, it’s not so much beds or ventilators in short supply.
Miami, FL|News|
Healthy Little Havana Zeroes In On Vaccinations
Door to door in Miami’s Little Havana with hopes of building trust in testing, vaccination.
