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U.S. to end vaccination requirements for international travelers
Beginning on May 12, international travelers entering the country via air, land, or water will no longer be required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination
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Asked if the government was 'lying or guessing' about COVID vax data, Birx admits: 'I don't know'
Doctor served in the Trump administration at outset of pandemic
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CDC gives final approval for infants, toddlers and preschoolers to get COVID-19 vaccines
The shots, for children as young as 6 months, will become available next week
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Biden administration to end COVID-19 testing for international airline passengers into U.S.
The airline industry has asked the administration to end the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention requirement
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WHO report says COVID-19 origins still need to be explored
An initial report by the the Scientific Advisory Group for the Origins of Novel Pathogens was released Thursday.
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COVID vaccines appear to cause abnormally long blood clots, says pathologist
Some blood clots found in people who received a COVID-19 vaccine were reportedly a couple of feet long.
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FDA advisers recommend agency approve fourth COVID vaccine option Novavax
The FDA's Dr. Peter Marks said the new vaccine may encourage those who have not taken the COVID shot to consider doing so
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Shanghai slipping back into lockdowns days after restrictions relaxed
China’s tech hub of 25 million people celebrated on Wednesday when officials lifted its city-wide lockdown, but certain neighborhoods are once against be quarantined after new cases, according to city health authorities
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DOJ asks court to reinstate COVID mask mandate on public transportation
The Justice Department argued that the CDC's 2021 mask mandate was "within" the health agency's legal authority
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Shanghai's 2-month COVID-19 lockdown might be approaching its end
A few of the residents of China’s largest city have been given passes that allow them to go out for a few hours at a time
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'Insufficient evidence' of Florida COVID-19 cover-up, says inspector general
Claims by a former Florida Department of Health employee that officials told her to misrepresent the state’s COVID-19 numbers online were “unsubstantiated” and “unfounded,” according to a new state inspector general’s report, ending Rebekah Jones’ “whistleblower” status she was granted last year