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Jul 29

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Vaccine, mask opponents are fueling the delta variant’s death toll. Will incentives help?

Judy Woodruff discusses the latest on COVID-19's spread in the U.S. — which is surging thanks to the delta variant — and how incentives for those who are unvaccinated and anti-maskers will affect the situation with Dr. Paul Offit, director…

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Jul 29

Watch 7:09
Missouri public health official abused by hostile crowd over support for mask mandate

The frustration over masking mandates that has been playing out around the country erupted in Missouri Tuesday night during a county council meeting that focused on the new mask mandates issued just the day before. Dr. Faisal Khan, the acting…

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Jul 08

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Poorer nations are ‘perilously at risk’ as delta variant spreads. Can the U.S. help?

By Nick Schifrin, Layla Quran, Ali Rogin

More than 4 million people have officially died from COVID-19 globally, but the actual number is almost certainly much higher. As wealthy nations with high vaccination rates like the U.S. begin emerging from the pandemic, the disease is accelerating in…

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Jun 29

How singing could help people with long COVID breathe easier

By Lydia Zuraw, Kaiser Health News

Long before COVID, music therapists used singing and wind instruments to help COPD and asthma patients.

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Jun 21

Watch 8:48
COVID, police violence took an excessive toll on Black Americans’ psyche. Can they heal?

By Stephanie Sy, Jaywon Choe

COVID-19 has taken a disproportionate physical toll on people of color — especially Black Americans, who are nearly three times as likely to be hospitalized and twice as likely to die from it than whites. Experts are now also warning…

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Jun 18

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Despite improving conditions, COVID will ‘scar’ a generation of health care workers

By William Brangham

On Thursday night, we looked at problems in Louisiana, where COVID-19 vaccination rates are lagging behind the rest of the country. William Brangham now turns focus to how vaccines have improved life dramatically in New York, but the toll on…

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Jun 17

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In Louisiana, government skepticism is hurting vaccination rates. Will incentives help?

By William Brangham

While COVID-19 vaccination rates in some parts of the country are approaching nearly 70%, other areas are seeing rates flatten or even decline. As William Brangham reports, vaccinations in the southern U.S. have been especially slow, with no southern state…

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May 27

GOP offers $928 billion on infrastructure, funded with COVID aid

By Lisa Mascaro, Jonathan Lemire, Associated Press

The Republicans want to tap unused COVID-19 money to help pay for it. But the White House has panned that approach, saying states and small businesses still need those dollars. Biden prefers raising the corporate tax rate.

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May 21

Watch 3:43
In memory of 5 wonderful people lost to COVID-19 in the US

Each week, PBS NewsHour pauses to remember five Americans lost to the COVID-19 pandemic, and shares memories and highlights from their lives.

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May 19

How one community college professor is fighting high pandemic dropout rates

By Melissa B. Taboada, The Hechinger Report

Amid higher dropout rates, a professor in Texas redoubles her efforts to lead students to success.

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