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10,000 Fully Vaccinated Americans Still Contracted COVID-19, 160 Died: CDC Report
Health officials have reported a total of 10,262 COVID-19 infections among fully vaccinated adults in the United States.
More Americans Search For Fake Vaccine Cards As CDC Changes Mask Guidelines
Google data indicates that searches for fake COVID-19 cards spiked by 950%.
Dr. Fauci Says Current COVID Vaccine Won't Be Enough 'Within A Year Or So'
Experts warn that the limited lifespan of the COVID-19 vaccine and the rise of variants will mean boosted shots will be necessary to maintain immunity.
CDC Data Shows Rural Vaccination Lagging Behind Cities, Renewing Fears Of Disease Reservoirs
Rural areas have increasingly been the focus of vaccination efforts as inoculation rates falter. The Biden administration has even teamed up with NASCAR to help.
Landlords To Ask Supreme Court To Lift Eviction Freeze
The eviction moratorium, which began last September, is set to expire on June 30.
Despite CDC Guidance, Virus Experts Suggest Americans Wear Masks In Public
Some epidemiologists say mask-wearing will help protect people at high risk of developing severe cases of COVID-19.
Here's Why Biden Still Wears A Face Mask Despite Being Fully Vaccinated
Under the new guidelines, fully vaccinated people are allowed to attend small gatherings outdoors without a face mask.
CDC Guidelines After Vaccine: No More Mask For Outdoor Gatherings, Exercise
Individuals are considered fully vaccinated for COVID-19 two weeks after getting the second Moderna or Pfizer/BioNTech dose, or Johnson & Johnson's single dose.
New COVID Guidelines: Here's When American Can Go Maskless Outside
The CDC has just announced new outdoor guidelines for those that have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Good News: 1 In 4 US Adults Are Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19
The CDC's data come as the U.S. faces another surge in coronavirus cases caused by a highly infectious variant first detected in the U.K.
CDC Releases New Guidance On How To Clean Your Home Amid COVID-19
The CDC made changes to its guidelines on cleaning homes, noting that soap and water are enough to reduce the number of germs on surfaces.
COVID Vaccinated Travel Requirements Released By CDC: Flying Now OK
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says those that have received the COVID vaccine can now safely travel at “low risk.”
Biden: 90% Of US Adults Will Be Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine By April
The federal government plans to make vaccination sites available within five miles of every household.
CDC Warns Of Another COVID Wave: ‘Hold On A Little Longer’ For Those You Love
"For the health of our country, we must work together now to prevent a fourth surge,” CDC Director Rochelle Walensky said.
CDC 'Deeply Concerned' As COVID-19 Cases Begin To Rise Once Again
An increase in cases in the U.S. has prompted strenuous warnings from health officials that carelessness could undo vaccination efforts.
3 Feet Instead Of 6? Social Distancing Could Be Reduced, Fauci Says
A study showed that there was "no substantial difference" COVID cases in schools with 6 feet or 3 feet of social distancing.
2021 Travel Tips During COVID-19: Everything You Need To Know For Your Next Trip
Planning your first trip for 2021? Here are some tips to help you stay safe while traveling under the pandemic.
Cruise Ship Kicks Off 'Fully Vaccinated' Tour In May: Here Are The Requirements
The Royal Caribbean has announced that its first "fully vaccinated" cruise will depart Israel in May.
The CDC Is Promoting Zombie Apocalypse Preparedness?
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is sharing survival tips for a Zombie Apocalypse.
Over 900 Died After Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine, But Experts Say Data Is Misinterpreted
The Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System receives and analyzes reports of adverse reactions to vaccines.
Expect More Side Effects After Second COVID-19 Vaccine Dose
As more people complaining about experiencing "side effects" after receiving their second dose of the coronavirus vaccine, various health experts have confirmed that this is normal and should not be a cause for concern.
4 People Contract COVID-19 After Receiving Coronavirus Vaccine
Health officials in Oregon are investigating four "breakthrough cases" of individuals who contracted the coronavirus after receiving the second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Coronavirus: US Doesn't Know How Much Vaccine It Has, Says CDC Director Walensky
Dr. Rochelle Walensky said that without this information, the governors and state health officials can't plan how many sites to roll out and how many vaccinators they need.
'Brain-Eating' Amoeba Expanding Northward In The US: Study
There were several cases of the infection in the Midwest.
Are Coronavirus Vaccine Side Effects Long-Term?
As COVID-19 vaccines begin to be administered to health workers, many are still skeptical about their long-term effects on the human body. Infectious disease experts and the CDC have weighed in on the issue.
Here's How Marijuana Can Help Ease Cancer Symptoms And Treat Side Effects, According To CDC
A number of studies have shown that marijuana can be used to help treat pain caused by damaged nerves in cancer patients. It can also be helpful in treating nausea and vomiting from cancer chemotherapy, according to a study.
COVID-19 Symptoms In Kids According To CDC: Cough, Diarrhea, Vomiting And More
Although children are less likely to develop severe illness and complications from COVID-19 than adults, it is still possible for them to be infected or spread the virus to others. The CDC released a list of COVID-19 symptoms to watch out for in children.
COVID-19 Hospitalizations Predicted To Double: Why Coronavirus Numbers Are Increasing
The U.S. has reached nearly 14 million positive cases of the coronavirus with over 180,000 new cases reported on Wednesday.
CRAB Cluster: Superbug Spread In New Jersey Hospital Amid COVID-19 Surge
The hospital reported 34 CRAB cases from February to July.
Thanksgiving Dinner This Year Would Be 4% Cheaper, Costing Lowest Since 2010: Survey
The Centers For Disease Control and Prevention is encouraging Americans to celebrate Thanksgiving in smaller gatherings this year, as coronavirus cases continue to spike.


