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New York Braces For Omicron Outbreak Ahead Of Holidays

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Omicron makes up around 13% of total cases in New York and 3% total in the U.S.
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CDC Looking Into Heart Inflammation Following Vaccine Emergency

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A meeting is planned for next week to discuss rare cases of heart inflammation after receiving the COVID vaccine.
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FDA Warns Purell To Stop Promoting Unproven Health Claims

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The FDA sent a letter to Purell over some of its advertised health claims.
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US Maternal Death Rates Are High, They're Even Worse for Black Women

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Is it bias, preexisting conditions or inadequate care? Doctors and politicians try to understand the US' high maternal death rate.
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House Wants Investigation of Pentagon's COVID-19 Spending

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House Democrats call for an investigation into the Pentagon using COVID-19 relief funds to pay defense contractors.
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World Health Organization Looks To Change Monkeypox Name

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The World Health Organization is likely to change the name of monkeypox, though the renaming process isn't likely to happen very soon.
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Possible Coronavirus Treatments Include Cloned Antibodies, Vaccines

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While the CDC says risk to Americans is still low, U.S. researchers and scientists are hard at work exploring possible treatments for coronavirus.
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CDC Supports Getting Students Back Into The Classroom

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The CDC says that keeping kids out of school can lead to "severe learning loss" as well as access to counseling and special education services.
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CDC: 10% To 20% Of U.S. COVID-19 Cases Are Health Care Workers

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A CDC report of cases recorded between Feb. 12 and April 9 showed about 9,300 health care professionals in the U.S. had tested positive for COVID-19.
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U.S. Clears Pfizer-BioNTech Covid Shot for Adolescents

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May.11 -- Dr. Amesh Adalja, Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security senior scholar, discusses the authorization of Pfizer Inc.’s vaccine for kids age 12-15 and the messaging around vaccinations. The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of...
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CDC Reports 6 Deaths, 380 Illnesses Linked To E-cigarettes

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The Centers for Disease Control is also sounding the alarm over advertising for e-cigarettes that it says corresponds with a spike in teen use.
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Schools Make Changes As They Return From Break And COVID-19 Cases Soar

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To help keep students in school, the CDC and U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona endorsed test-to-stay as an alternative to 10-day quarantines.
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Immunocompromised Patients Denied 4th Vaccine Dose Despite CDC OK

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The CDC held a conference call with pharmacists this week to reiterate the guidelines for who qualifies for a fourth vaccine dose.
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Bloomberg

CDC Expands Booster Recommendations to 16, 17-Year-Olds

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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is now recommending 16-and-17-year-olds in the U.S. to get Covid-19 booster shots. Robert Langreth reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia."
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NFL Reduces Isolation Time For Those Who Test Positive For COVID-19

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The league has updated its COVID-19 protocols, reducing the time individuals must isolate from 10 days to five days.
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Researchers Test Whether Cloth Masks Or Surgical Masks Are Best

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A group of researchers from universities including Yale and Stanford found surgical masks more effective than cloth masks.
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Investigation: Police Ignore FBI Request For 'Use Of Force' Data

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A Texas police agency that fired a taser at woman in a wheelchair will begin disclosing use-of-force incidents to the FBI, following Newsy questions.
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How Pres. Trump’s Social Media Helps Spread of False COVID Information

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Cornell University researchers found President Trump was linked to a third of published "misinformation conversation" they studied on coronavirus.
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Study Details The Impact COVID-19 Has On Obesity

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A 2021 study from the CDC shows obesity among the top underlying conditions associated with COVID deaths.
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Experts Warn Holiday Travel Will Fuel Spread Of Omicron Variant

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AAA expects more than 100 million Americans to travel this week leading up to Christmas.
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Wastewater Is Tracking Down COVID In Communities

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For years, public health researchers have known viruses show up in a human's stool. But COVID amped up funding and interest to invest in a network.
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CDC: U.S. Overdose Deaths Hit Record 107,000 Last Year

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U.S. overdose deaths have been on the rise for more than two decades, beginning in the 1990s with the influx of illicit opioids like fentanyl.
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Hospitals Told To Send COVID-19 Data To Trump Admin., Bypass CDC

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Hospitals will report information including test results and how many beds and ventilators are available to a new central database from here on out.
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CDC OKs Third COVID Shot For Some Immunocompromised Patients

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Right now the CDC has no data for Johnson and Johnson vaccine recipients or those looking to mix J&J with another vaccine.