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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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Chinese city demands COVID-19 test for deceased
Shenzhen was one of the hotspots of the latest outbreaks caused by the omicron variant of the coronavirus
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CDC recommends children ages 5-11 receive Pfizer COVID booster
Immuno-compromised children will now be eligible for four COVID shots
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CA Gov. Gavin Newsom receives second booster on video, urges others to do the same
“Vaccines have saved tens of thousands of lives in California, and with COVID-19 still prevalent, we can’t afford to let our guard down,” Newsom said in a statement
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State medical boards urge punishment, reeducation for doctors spreading COVID 'misinformation'
Cosponsor of U.S. Medical Licensing Examination arguably promotes outdated view of mask efficacy, and new study of CO2 concentration in masks may further erode its position
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Fauci says he'd resign if Trump reelected in 2024
Fauci has been a long-time critic of Trump and previously accused the Republican leader of “poisoning the well” on vaccinations
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White House walks back false claim that there was 'no vaccine available' under Trump administration
‘We should have said they were not widely available,’ Biden administration admits.
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Vulnerable North Korea orders lockdown after 1st COVID-19 case
The Politburo of the country’s ruling Worker’s Party ordered factories and residential units to close themselves off from each other, with the aim of containing outbreaks as citizens continue working
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Parents protesting school COVID-19 policies faced 'dozens' of FBI investigations: GOP lawmakers
President Biden himself tries to get out of FOIA lawsuit seeking communications with National School Boards Association ahead of "domestic terrorists" letter
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WHO: China's zero-COVID strategy not sustainable, gets censored
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus’s rare public criticism of China’s “zero-COVID” policy comes as its largest city, Shanghai, enters its sixth week of harsh lockdowns