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US needs to hold on for another 2 or 3 months without easing Covid-19 measures, experts say. Here’s what’s at stake
Americans have received some good news lately about the coronavirus. But the country is not yet in the clear, experts warn.
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After weeks of sharp declines, new Covid-19 cases are beginning to flatten
After six straight weeks of declines in new Covid-19 cases in the US, that number has started to plateau, even as hospitalizations and deaths continue to drop.
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US will have to work double time to make up for Covid-19 vaccine weather delays, Fauci says
The US will have to work “double time” to make up for Covid-19 vaccination delays this week caused by the winter weather that has ravaged much of the country, according to Dr. Anthony Fauci.
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Dr. Fauci shifts the timeline on when the general public will be able to get a vaccine
Dr. Anthony Fauci said vaccines won’t be available to the “general public” before mid- to late May or early June, he told CNN’s Jim Sciutto on Tuesday.
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Kevin O’Leary on stimulus checks: Stop ‘sending everybody free money’
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Coronavirus variant on track to become dominant in Florida and California hot spots, testing company says
A more contagious coronavirus variant is on the rise in the United States and could become dominant in hot spots like Florida and Southern California “within a few weeks,” according to a testing company that has helped identify the largest share of variant cases in the US.
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U.S. is in a ‘race against time’ with new coronavirus variants, scientists warn
Without a stable pipeline between manufacturing and distribution, the country remains vulnerable to emerging new strains, said one health professor.
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White House signals it could agree to more narrowly targeted stimulus checks
Brian Deese, President Joe Biden’s top economic advisor, suggested the administration could be open to tweaking eligibility for future stimulus checks.
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Biden ‘nothing we can do’ comment on coronavirus contrasts with campaign optimism
Biden during the campaign released a ‘seven-point plan’ to ‘beat COVID-19’