Health and Wellness : ‘We’re in a Petri Dish’: How a Coronavirus Ravaged a Cruise Ship into Worldwide Pandemic

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Dr. Fauci warns Roger Williams University graduates about 'normalization of untruth'​

Dr. Fauci warns Roger Williams University graduates about 'normalization of untruth'

During COVID, "I have experienced firsthand something that has troubled and saddened me: a deepened divisiveness in our nation," he said.

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She lost her sense of smell. It almost ended her business. How COVID, anosmia changed a life​

She lost her sense of smell. It almost ended her business. How COVID, anosmia changed a life

Olfactory disorders, one of COVID-19's earliest indicators, are now invisible disabilities affecting the lives of survivors. One is Iowa baker Whitney Leighton.

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Will Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Norwegian Drop Covid Tests, Vaccine Rule?​

One of the big three cruise lines just extended its covid-related protocols in the United States until the end of September

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One of the big three cruise lines just extended its covid-related protocols in the United States until the end of September.

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Dr. Jha urges Congress to fund 'new generation' of COVID vaccines for possible fall surge​

Dr. Jha urges Congress to fund 'new generation' of COVID vaccines for possible fall surge

The Biden administration is planning for a likely wave of COVID-19 infections this fall and winter by ensuring both a "new generation" of vaccines and access to treatment and testing, White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator Dr. Ashish Jha said on Sunday -- but he stressed that plan depended on...

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Hospitals grapple with shortage of dye used for CT scans and MRIs​

Hospitals grapple with shortage of dye used for CT scans and MRIs

Hospitals around the world are dealing with critical shortages of a dye required for certain medical scans and procedures. Some facilities are asking patients to delay elective treatments to conserve the dye for patients who absolutely need it. Elise Preston reports from New York.

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