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World Feb 20

Pope, others hail Italian health workers on COVID anniversary

By Frances D'Emilio, Associated Press

Nation Feb 13

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Some cities made hazard pay for essential workers mandatory— what companies, and local governments, have to say about it

When the COVID-19 pandemic swept the nation last March, many large food retailers increased their frontline workers’ pay by several dollars an hour. Dubbed ‘hero pay,' the programs have since ended, despite the remaining dangers for workers. Some cities have…

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Nation Jan 29

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New vaccines show promise amid concerns over coronavirus variants

New vaccines created by Johnson & Johnson and Novavax are showing promising results in reducing illness caused by the coronavirus, though they were less effective than other vaccines and against some virus variants, which are causing growing concerns. White House…

Nation Jan 29

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Fauci on the efficacy of new vaccines and preparing for coronavirus variants

The drive to get more coronavirus vaccines into more arms is gaining momentum, with two new COVID vaccines possibly accelerating the effort. Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the NIH and…

Nation Jan 29

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Honoring 5 Americans who have fallen victim to COVID-19

As the U.S. continues to grapple with new strains of the coronavirus, we take a moment to share the stories of five extraordinary individuals who have fallen victim to COVID-19 in this country.

Jan 28

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News Wrap: Coronavirus strain from South Africa discovered in South Carolina

In our news wrap Thursday, a more contagious version of COVID-19 from South Africa arrived in the U.S with cases confirmed in South Carolina, the pandemic shrank the U.S. economy by 3.5 percent last year, at least six people died…

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Jan 28

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For some Americans, finding a vaccine involves anger, frustration and anxiety

By Claire Mufson, Jaywon Choe

More than 25 million shots of a COVID vaccine have been given out, or about 8 doses for every 100 people. But the process can be difficult and overwhelming. Here's a sampling of what some Americans say they are facing…

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Jan 28

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How to protect yourself from the new coronavirus strains

By William Brangham, Alison Thoet

There are now several troubling variants of the coronavirus circulating, and a few seem to make the virus more contagious. One variant , the United Kingdom strain, is also more likely to make people sick or to kill them. The…

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Jan 27

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In Ohio, putting boots on the ground to overcome inequities in vaccinations

A recent analysis by Kaiser Health News finds Black and Latino citizens are getting vaccines at significantly lower rates in many states. This is especially worrying given disparities in COVID-19 death rates, with Black, Indigenous and Latino people dying at…

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Jan 26

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With high-risk populations, vaccinations lag at long-term care facilities

By one count nursing homes and assisted-living facilities account for about 6 percent of COVID cases but 40 percent of virus-related deaths. Now some state officials are worried vaccinations are moving on to other parts of the populations before long-term…

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