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Jan 2021
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Can vaccine rollout problems be fixed so...

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Will the U.S. fix its slow vaccine rollout? We look into what can be done to make things better and more efficient.

A new study looks into a virus variant spreading across southern California and its impact on the surge there.

IHOP is changing its menu to adapt to pandemic eating behavior.

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