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WHO adds XFG to SARS-CoV-2 variants under monitoring​
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Study: Vaccinated COVID patients with kidney injury less likely to require dialysis​
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Poor sleep and long COVID linked in UK study​
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Groups call for continued insurance coverage for COVID vaccines in pregnancy​
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Viewpoint: Eroding trust by making COVID vaccine decisions with no transparency​
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MIS-C patients catch up with controls by most measures within 2 years, data suggest​
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Long-COVID diagnoses fairly common in Medicare claims​
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Ohio deer samples reveal COVID-19 Alpha variant more than 1 year after last human case​
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Analysis: COVID vaccine averted almost 13,000 deaths in seniors in Belgium in 3 years​
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CDC revises recommendation for COVID vaccines in kids​
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COVID-19 may trigger the same immune pathway as lupus​
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CIDRAP Op-Ed: How we can hear ‘high risk’ for measles and write it off​
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Antiviral drug remdesivir may cut risk of death in adults with severe COVID and kidney or liver disease​
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Longer Paxlovid treatment shows no benefit for long-COVID symptoms, study suggests​
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Long COVID not linked to preterm birth but may be to pregnancy-related high blood pressure disorders​
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FDA approves new COVID vaccines​
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1 in 4 infected UK healthcare workers developed long COVID, report shows​
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mRNA COVID vaccine linked to lower risk of myocarditis in teens, young adults​
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Study ties COVID infection at delivery to increased risk for mom and baby​
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COVID vaccination may have prevented more than 4,000 deaths in one Washington county​