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Politics
California could let kids 12 and up get vaccinated without parental consent
By
Chris Morris
January 21, 2022
Health
COVID test makers set to make $4 billion in U.S. government work
By
Kristen V. Brown,
Paul Murphy,
and others
January 21, 2022
Newsletters
CEOs see a chance for reinvention as they face the war for talent
By
Alan Murray
and
David Meyer
January 21, 2022
International
What is ‘stealth Omicron’? The rise of the subvariant is alarming some scientists who say it needs its own Greek letter
By
Grady McGregor
January 21, 2022
Health
What we know about COVID antibodies in breast milk
By
Dana G. Smith
January 20, 2022
Health
People are catching Omicron on purpose, and some are dying. It’s ‘like playing with dynamite’
By
Sophie Mellor
January 20, 2022
Health
Omicron isn’t the end of the pandemic, warns WHO
By
Chris Morris
January 20, 2022
Newsletters
CEOs remain optimistic in the face of Omicron
By
Alan Murray
and
David Meyer
January 20, 2022
International
Novavax’s COVID-19 vaccine gains momentum with Australia approval
By
Grady McGregor
January 20, 2022
International
Some of Japan’s leading politicians want to start treating COVID more like the flu. The government’s not quite sure yet
By
Kanoko Matsuyama
and
Bloomberg
January 20, 2022
Health
Anthony Fauci says FDA could approve COVID vaccines for children under 5 by the end of February
By
Eamon Barrett
January 20, 2022
Commentary
Singapore and Dubai: two very different approaches to the COVID expat
By
Jeevan Vasagar
January 20, 2022
Health
Prior infection, vaccines provide best protection from COVID-19, CDC study finds
By
Mike Stobbe
and
The Associated Press
January 19, 2022
Health
Omicron is milder than Delta. So why are hospitals full?
By
Kat Eschner
January 19, 2022

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