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Feelings about others’ vaccination status run hot and cold, US survey finds
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Feelings about others’ vaccination status run hot and cold, US survey finds

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The pandemic shut down local bookshops. So she gave away the children’s books she published.

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The pandemic shut down local bookshops. So she gave away the children’s books she published.

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Female physicians burn out faster than their male colleagues. Here’s why.
An illustration depicts a female physician feeling burnt out, with patients standing on the tail of her coat.

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Female physicians burn out faster than their male colleagues. Here’s why.

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Public support for mandatory vaccinations grows, US survey shows, but holdouts remain deeply skeptical of the shots
Vaccine vial and needle

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Public support for mandatory vaccinations grows, US survey shows, but holdouts remain deeply skeptical of the shots

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Her HIV research shed new light on treating African women with AIDS. Now her focus is COVID-19.
A health care worker in a mask talks to a masked woman

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Her HIV research shed new light on treating African women with AIDS. Now her focus is COVID-19.

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Brexit bureaucracy another burr under Britain’s economic bounceback

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Brexit bureaucracy another burr under Britain’s economic bounceback

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I’m fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Do I need a booster shot?

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I’m fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Do I need a booster shot?

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Northeastern to require COVID-19 vaccinations for faculty, staff this fall
Members of the Northeastern community walk around the Boston campus in the fall. The university announced on Monday that faculty and staff based in the United States will need to submit verification of vaccination by Sept. 8, 2021.

Northeastern to require COVID-19 vaccinations for faculty, staff this fall

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Better call Khushal, the man who provides vital intel for Northeastern’s global network
Khushal Safi, associate director of public safety and security at Northeastern, studies a map in the university’s Emergency Operations Center that shows the locations of students, faculty, and staff across the globe—as well as potential safety risks they might face. Photo by Ruby Wallau/Northeastern University

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Better call Khushal, the man who provides vital intel for Northeastern’s global network

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I’m fully vaccinated. Should I be afraid of breakthrough COVID-19 infections?

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I’m fully vaccinated. Should I be afraid of breakthrough COVID-19 infections?

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What should families with children unvaccinated against COVID-19 do?
Vaccine manufacturers including Pfizer and Moderna are in the process of conducting trials among younger children, but in the meantime, what should parents do? What about families in which some children are eligible for the vaccine and others aren’t?

What should families with children unvaccinated against COVID-19 do?

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Inhalable COVID-19 vaccine could expand the reach of COVID-19 vaccines around the world

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Inhalable COVID-19 vaccine could expand the reach of COVID-19 vaccines around the world

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