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Mar 2021
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COVID-19 down in the U.S. but up in Euro...

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Cases, hospitalizations and deaths are still in the decline in the U.S. but is it premature to get excited?

Could Spring Break derail progress?

Europe is seeing another surge. Are variants to blame?

A new study finds young kids don't need to stay six feet apart.

Fear of needles might prevent lots of people from getting a vaccine shot.

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