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Test Positive for COVID Recently? Here Are the Latest Isolation Guidelines
If you recently contracted COVID-19, you may be wondering what to do next, including what isolation protocol to follow.
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Explainer: What to Do If You're a Target of Road Rage
Here is what people should do if they encounter an aggressive driver or road-rage incident according to Art Markman, a psychology professor at the University of Texas at Austin.
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In Race for Monkeypox Vaccines, Experts See Repeat of COVID
Public health officials warn that moves by rich countries to buy large quantities of monkeypox vaccine could leave millions of people in Africa unprotected against a more dangerous version of the disease.
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COVID Super Dodgers: Boston Doctors Explain Why Some People Still Haven't Been Infected
COVID super dodgers, people who have never been infected with COVID-19, are becoming an even more exclusive club now that the BA.5 omicron subvariant has taken over.
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Biden Likely Has BA.5 Variant, The Most Dominant Strain of COVID-19 in the US
President Joe Biden likely has the BA.5 strain of COVID-19, the highly infectious variant that is currently responsible for most cases in the U.S., the president’s physician said Saturday.
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What Should You Do When You Have COVID? Here's What Health Officials Say
With cases rising and several Chicago-area counties nearing a high alert level from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, what should you do if you test positive for coronavirus or were exposed to someone who has?
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BA.4 and BA.5 COVID Symptoms: What to Watch For as Infections Climb
The fastest-spreading COVID-19 subvariants yet, the two latest versions of omicron appear to evade protection from vaccines and previous infections more easily than any others before. As of July 2, the subvariant BA.5 was responsible for nearly 54% of COVID cases in the U.S. BA.4, a similar subvariant, accounted for nearly 17% more, according to the latest data from the…
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NYC Pushes Indoor Mask Advisory for All as ‘Worst' Omicron Strain Fuels 6th Wave
All five boroughs of New York City are back in the CDC’s high-risk category for COVID community spread as of the agency’s Friday update, a reflection of the increasingly infectious national climate as the “worst version” of omicron yet holds its dominance. Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx and Staten Island had all been in the CDC high-risk category for...
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International Travelers No Longer Need COVID Test to Enter US
International travelers entering the U.S. will no longer require a Covid-19 test.
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Marathon CDC, FDA Hearings to Decide Fate of COVID Shots for Tots
Parents anxious to finally vaccinate their youngest children against COVID-19, strap in: A lot is set to happen over the next week.
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How to Calculate Your COVID Isolation or Quarantine Time, According to the CDC
If you test positive for coronavirus or are exposed to someone who has, just how long should you quarantine or isolate? Here’s what the experts say.
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Steve Kerr Tests COVID Positive; Mike Brown to Coach Warriors in Game 4
Steve Kerr won’t coach the Warriors in Game 4 on Monday night.
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Moderna Asks FDA to Authorize Its COVID Vaccine for Kids Under 6
Moderna submitted data to the Food and Drug Administration that it hopes will prove two low-dose shots can protect children under the age of 6.
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CT's 7-Day Rolling COVID-19 Positivity Rate at 7.6%; Cases and Hospitalizations Rising
Connecticut’s 7-day rolling COVID-19 positivity rate is 7.6%. According to Gov. Ned Lamont’s office, there have been 10,826 total COVID-19-related deaths in the state, an additional 17 since last Thursday. Officials said 59,858 tests have been reported since last Thursday, and 4,547 were positive. There are 176 patients hospitalized with COVID-19 in Connecticut, an additional 37 since last Thursday. Of…
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Apologizes for Breaking COVID Rules as He Faces Censure Bid
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson apologized to Parliament for breaking COVID rules with a gathering on his birthday after he was fined by the police last week and faces a possible censure.
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Mask Mandates End on Planes, Public Transit in Mass.: Here's Where to Wear One
Masks are no longer required on airplanes, trains and rideshare services in Massachusetts after a federal judge in Florida struck down the mandate for methods of public transportation. The Biden administration’s mask requirement covered airlines, airports, mass transit and taxis, and was the biggest vestige of pandemic restrictions that were once the norm across the country. “What this court...
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Philadelphia Reinstates Indoor Mask Mandate
The city’s health department cited a rise in COVID-19 cases as the reason for bringing back the indoor mask mandate for public places, schools and day cares.
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GOP Blocks Senate COVID Bill, Demands Votes on Immigration
Republicans have blocked a Democratic attempt to begin Senate debate on a $10 billion COVID-19 compromise that is just a day old.
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Senate Bargainers Agree to $10B COVID Deal, Cut All Proposed Funds for Other Nations
Democrats abandoned Biden’s request to include $5 billion to help countries — especially poorer ones — where the disease is still running rampant.
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Biden Receives Second COVID Booster Shot
A new CDC recommendation says people ages 50 and older should get a second dose of a COVID-19 booster shot.