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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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Some COVID-19 patients relapsing after taking Pfizer pill
Some patients who appeared to have recovered from COVID-19 after taking Pfizer’s antiviral pill are redeveloping known symptoms soon afterward, puzzling U.S. health researchers, physicians and other experts
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New Yorkers drank illegally at lockdown 'speakeasies' during COVID-19 pandemic
Some New York City residents are scoffing at the new bars and clubs that call themselves “speakeasies,” saying they’re nothing like the real thing they snuck away to during pandemic lockdowns
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Under political pressure, FDA pledges to lower COVID vaccine standards for kids under 5
Neither agency nor House COVID subcommittee provides evidence of benefit versus risk of adverse events for kids
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Data show Shanghai lockdown is precipitously driving up shipping delays
Import holdups skyrocket in world’s biggest container port
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CDC used phone location data to watch churches, schools during COVID-19 lockdowns
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention purchased access to location data from tens of millions of phones to analyze curfews and other lockdown policies, according to documents obtained by Motherboard via a Freedom of Information Act
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COVID-19 cases on the rise again, but most appear mild
Natural immunity, vaccinations likely having dampening effect
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Fauci walks backs comment that the U.S. is out of the 'pandemic phase'
"I probably should have said the acute component of the pandemic phase," said Fauci
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Biden to increase production to COVID-19 pills despite low demand
The White House announced that it would work with New York based pharmaceutical company Pfizer to produce more courses of Paxlovid
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Most Americans have been infected with COVID-19, new CDC study finds
By February, 75% of children, or every three out of four, under 18 had Covid-19 antibodies