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School Nurses Are Essential in the Fight Against Coronavirus. Why Are There So Few of Them?

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Q&A: Because of Anti-Vaxxers, Things Won't Be Back to Normal For a Long Time

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Coronavirus Antibodies Decline Over Time. Should We Be Worried?

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The FDA's Scary Departure From Good Science

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What Happens After a Coronavirus Vaccine is Approved?

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Fine-Particle Air Pollution Has Decreased Across the US, but Poor and Minority Communities Are Still the Dirtiest

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Will Some Refuse to Take a Coronavirus Vaccine? Here's What History Tells Us.

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Does Coronavirus Linger In the Body? What We Know About How Viruses Remain In the Brain and Testicles

Did the Coronavirus Lockdowns Relatively Improve Mental Health?

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Australian COVID Spike May Be Result of Testing but Also Behavior

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Study Finds Dogs Able to Sniff Coronavirus in Human Saliva

A June 24, 2020 handout photo received from biotech company IDT Biologika in Dessau-Rosslau, Germany, on July 28, 2020, shows an individual dose of the filled SARS-CoV-2 vaccine candidate. Hartmut Boesener/IDT Biologika/Handout via Reuter

Operation Warp Speed, Explained: Is a Coronavirus Vaccine In Sight?

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Don't Listen to Trump or Anyone: America Has a Coronavirus Testing Problem

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Interferon for COVID-19: A New Weapon Against Coronavirus?

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