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Often a critic, Biden praises Trump twice for COVID-19 vaccine speed and boosters

"Let me be clear. Thanks to the prior administration and our scientific community, America is one of the first countries to get the vaccine," Biden said, without naming Trump.

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Brazilian authorities recommend fourth dose of COVID vaccine for the immunocompromised

In a statement, the ministry recommended "a booster dose for all immunocompromised individuals over the age of 18 who have already received three doses

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Lawmakers in Congress side with Navy SEALS facing discharge over COVID vaccine mandate

Forty-seven members in both chambers of Congress filed an amicus brief in favor of the SEALS

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Ivy League researcher hits brick wall with medical journals on COVID vaccine death study

Rejections are largely "not very substantive," though feedback has strengthened his argument that vaccines and deaths are not simply correlated

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Fauci says people should wear masks forever, even after vaccination

"I don't think you should be in a situation that if you're vaccinated, you don't ever have to worry about wearing a mask," Fauci said.

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Four-dozen people test positive for COVID-19 aboard Royal Caribbean cruise

“Everyone who tested positive was asymptomatic or had mild symptoms, and we continuously monitored their health,” Royal Caribbean said in a statement

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Florida high school science teacher fired for refusing to wear a mask

"I do not consent to being forced to wear a mask," the science teacher wrote

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Southwest Airlines CEO contracts COVID days after questioning effectiveness of masks on planes

"I think the case is very strong that masks don't add much, if anything," while flying, the Southwest Airlines CEO said

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Harvard moves to remote learning for three weeks, citing COVID-19

Harvard has a 97% vaccination rate, but school is still starting late in the spring, and students are required to receive booster vaccines

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Harvard moves to remote learning for three weeks in January, citing COVID-19

Harvard has a 97% vaccination rate, but school is still starting late in the spring, and students are required to receive booster vaccines.