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Jan 15

Vaccine registration technology is failing. Here’s how the Biden administration could fix it

By Casey Ross, STAT

Technology has hampered the nation’s COVID-19 vaccination campaign. But it doesn’t have to be that way, health tech experts explain.

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Jan 15

5 reasons to wear a mask even after you’re vaccinated

By Liz Szabo, Kaiser Health News

Health experts say the best hope for ending the pandemic isn’t to choose between masks, physical distancing and vaccines, but to combine them.

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Jan 12

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Glacial pace of the U.S. inoculation campaign raises questions about priorities

By John Yang

Operation Warp Speed may have produced effective COVID vaccines in record time, but administering them has been another matter. Just 9 million of the more than 25 million doses distributed have been given out, according to the CDC. But the…

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Jan 12

Health workers unions see surge in interest amid COVID-19

By Aneri Pattani, Kaiser Health News

Labor experts say it’s too soon to know if the outrage over working conditions will translate into an increase in union membership, but early indications suggest a small uptick.

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Jan 02

France’s giant curfew-busting party is over after two nights

By Associated Press

A French prosecutor said police detained seven people Saturday, including two alleged organizers, after a New Year’s Eve rave party drew at least 2,500 people in western France despite a coronavirus curfew and other restrictions.

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Dec 30

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COVID-19 cases drop in rural Missouri, but vaccinations are still weeks away

As the pandemic continues spiraling out of control in much of the U.S., the number of infections have declined in recent weeks in Scotland County, Missouri. But despite that good news, medical professionals there may not receive any doses of…

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Dec 29

More than 2,900 health care workers died this year — and the government barely kept track

By Christina Jewett, Robert Lewis, Melissa Bailey, Kaiser Health News

Fatalities from the coronavirus have skewed young, with the majority of victims under age 60 in the cases for which there is age data.

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Dec 28

3 questions scientists are working to answer about the new coronavirus variant

By Andrew Joseph, STAT

When a new viral variant emerges, experts want to know how well it spreads, whether it changes the disease, and whether it affects immunity.

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Dec 28

South Korea confirms first cases of more contagious coronavirus variant

By Associated Press

The Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency said on Monday the cases have been confirmed in a family of three people who came to South Korea on December 22.

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Dec 27

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2020 in Review: vaccine hesitancy, elective surgeries and medical caregiving

By PBS NewsHour

NewsHour Weekend’s Connie Kargbo joins Hari Sreenivasan to discuss some of her most impactful work from 2020: necessary ‘elective’ surgeries being suspended during the pandemic due to hospital overflow; vaccine hesitancy; and how aging caregivers, at risk for COVID, ask…

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