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A one dose bottle of measles, mumps and rubella virus vaccine, made by MERCK, is held up at the Salt Lake County Health Department on April 26, 2019 in Salt Lake City, Utah
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Nearly 50 Texans Infected With Measles In Growing Outbreak

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CDC Ends Five-Day COVID Isolation Guidance

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Pregnant Women Becoming More Reluctant to Get Vaccinated, CDC Reports

COVID-19 Omicron Variant: 9 Symptoms for Fully Vaccinated, Early Warning Signs of Infection Revealed
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COVID-19 Omicron Variant: 9 Symptoms for Fully Vaccinated, Early Warning Signs of Infection Revealed

WHO Urges Nations To Act Early To Contain Monkeypox But Advises Against Mass Vaccination
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WHO Urges Nations To Act Early To Contain Monkeypox But Advises Against Mass Vaccination

COVID-19 Vaccine Update: Experts Speak Out on Effectivity of Booster Shot, Possible Need for 2nd
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COVID-19 Vaccine Update: Experts Speak Out on Effectivity of Booster Shot, Possible Need for 2nd

Monday Evening "Stroll" Of Anti-Vaccine And Corona Restrictions Protesters In Bonn
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German Activists Rally Against Anti-Vaxxers as Lawmakers Set Debate on COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate

Chicago Students Return To School After City Reaches Deal With Teachers Union
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Illinois Schools Return to Remote Learning Due to Cold Weather, Not COVID-19

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Experts Say 'Flurona' Is Not Real But Getting Infected With COVID-19 And Another Virus At Once Is Possible

U.S. Imposes Travel Restrictions On Southern African Countries Due To COVID Variant
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New Jersey Reports Over 8,000 New COVID-19 Cases, 13 Deaths Following a Surge in Omicron Cases; Majority of Residents Remain Unvaccinated

European Countries Plans To Live With COVID-19; US Not Yet Done With the Pandemic
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European Countries Plans To Live With COVID-19; US Not Yet Done With the Pandemic

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WHO Predicts Half of Western Europe’s Population Could Be Infected With COVID-19, Says Countries With Lower Vaccination Coverage Are At Higher Risk

States Seek To Exert Authority Over Broader Battle Against Joe Biden's Vaccine Mandate After Pentagon Wins First Fight To Vaccinate National Guard
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States Seek To Exert Authority Over Broader Battle Against Joe Biden's Vaccine Mandate After Pentagon Wins First Fight To Vaccinate National Guard

Omicron Dubbed as the "Beginning of the End of COVID-19 Pandemic," How True Is This? Here's What Experts Say
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Omicron Dubbed as the "Beginning of the End of COVID-19 Pandemic," How True Is This? Here's What Experts Say

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French President Macron Receives Backlash for Harsh Language in Challenge to Unvaccinated Residents

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