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To an amazing degree, life can now return to something close to pre-pandemic normal. But to enjoy these newfound freedoms, there’s one thing we need: trust.
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U.S. regulators have OKd the first new Alzheimer’s drug in nearly 20 years, against the advice of their own outside experts.
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The World Health Organization has unveiled a new naming system for coronavirus variants that uses Greek letters instead of geographical locations.
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This Memorial Day finds California once again on the downhill side of a coronavirus curve. But instead of anxiety and fear, there is now hope.
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If you haven’t gotten your COVID-19 shot, what are you waiting for? If your answer is a chance to win a $1.5-million jackpot, we have very good news.
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Our graphs comparing global death rates and vaccination progress illustrate just how unpredictable the coronavirus can be, and how crucial it is to reach vaccine holdouts.
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On Tuesdays, the California Department of Public Health updates its no-frills spreadsheet. Today’s good news? L.A. County’s daily new case rate is below 1.
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A yearbook is always a time capsule of sorts, memorializing favorite songs and hair styles. But this year’s edition is a ready-made piece of history.
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La pérdida repentina de audición no es un efecto secundario de la aplicación de la vacuna COVID-19, según un análisis realizado por médicos que han tratado a pacientes con esta enfermedad.
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Sudden hearing loss is not a side effect of getting a COVID-19 vaccine, according to an analysis by doctors who treated patients with the condition.
