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    With Johnson & Johnson in the mix, here’s how each U.S. state is doing with COVID vaccine distribution

    By Erika Fry and Nicolas Rapp
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    State-by-state map: Georgia and D.C. lag in COVID vaccine rollout

    By Erika Fry and Nicolas Rapp
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    How states are doing in the COVID vaccine rollout: Storm-battered Texas falls behind

    By Erika Fry and Nicolas Rapp
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    How each U.S. state is doing in the COVID vaccine rollout

    By Erika Fry and Nicolas Rapp
  • Health

    How each U.S. state is doing when it comes to COVID vaccine distribution

    By Erika Fry and Nicolas Rapp
  • LUTHER, IA – AUGUST 11: In this aerial image from a drone, damaged grain bins are shown at the Heartland Co-Op grain elevator on August 11, 2020 in Luther, Iowa. Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds said early estimates indicate 10 million acres, nearly a 1/3 of the states land used for crops, were damaged when a powerful storm battered the region a day earlier. (Photo by Daniel Acker/Getty Images)Magazine

    Hawkeye Elegy: A collision of pandemic, disaster, and polarization in the heartland

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    Map: 4 states have reached more than 10% of their populations with the vaccine

    By Erika Fry and Nicolas Rapp
  • LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – JANUARY 28: People with appointments stand in line to receive the COVID-19 vaccine at a vaccination site at Lincoln Park in East Los Angeles amid eased lockdown restrictions on January 28, 2021 in Los Angeles, California. The California Department of Public Health has announced an updated COVID-19 vaccine delivery plan as the state has faced mounting criticism over a slow coronavirus vaccine rollout. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)Health

    The 3 major fixes broken health systems need, according to experts

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    State-by-state COVID vaccine rates: Idaho and Missouri are in last place

    By Erika Fry and Nicolas Rapp
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    Map: A state-by-state breakdown of vaccination rates as Biden takes over

    By Erika Fry and Nicolas Rapp
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    Map: U.S. states doing the best (and worst) when it comes to administering COVID vaccines

    By Erika Fry and Nicolas Rapp
  • Healthcare workers listen as Chief of Staff Doctor Joseph Varon talks to them in the Covid-19 ward at United Memorial Medical Center in Houston, Texas on December 4, 2020. – Joseph Varon, a doctor treating coronavirus patients at a Texas hospital, was working his 252nd day in a row when he spotted a distraught elderly man in the Covid-19 intensive care unit (ICU). Varon’s comforting embrace of the white-haired man on Thanksgiving Day was captured by a photographer for Getty Images and has gone viral around the world. (Photo by Mark Felix / AFP) (Photo by MARK FELIX/AFP /AFP via Getty Images)Health

    A depleted workforce and no end in sight: An inside look at America’s ailing health care industry

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    One million text messages and betting on green hydrogen: A Q&A with Fortescue Metals CEO Elizabeth Gaines

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  • Este Geraghty, MD, MPH, Chief Medical Officer, Esri<br /> Michelle A. Williams, Dean of the Faculty, T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Harvard UniversityConferences

    To address health disparities, we need better data

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  • Mark Hoplamazian, President and CEO, Hyatt Hotels Corporation; Sarah Franklin, EVP and GM, Platform, Trailhead &#038; AppExchange, Salesforce; Carmine Di Sibio, Global Chairman and CEO, EYCareers

    Why remote work may be hardest on junior employees

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