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There's a new highly transmissible COVID-19 variant. Could FLiRT lead to a summer uptick?
Los Angeles Times· 5 days agoThe two FLiRT subvariants combined comprised an estimated 35% ofcoronavirus infections nationally ...
CDC: U.S. drowning deaths in U.S. up from 2019 by about 500 through 2022
Newsday· 20 hours agoDrowning deaths nationwide increased about 500 a year between 2020 and 2022, when compared to 2019,...
CDC Relaxes COVID Guidelines; Will Schools, Day Cares Follow Suit?
North Denver News· 6 days agoNow, with COVID deaths and hospitalizations dropping, the CDC says children can go back to school when their overall symptoms improve and they’re fever-free for 24 hours without ...
Chiefs' Harrison Butker strikes against Pride Month, lauds wife's role as 'homemaker'
USA TODAY Sports via Yahoo Sports· 1 day agoBenedictine...entire month dedicated to it," Butker said, "but the true God-centered pride that is...
New COVID variant FLiRT has emerged. Here are the symptoms to watch for
Austin American-Statesman· 6 days agoThe two KP.1.1 and KP.2 variants, nicknamed FLiRT, have quickly become the dominant strains and now...
Is This a Setback for Moderna?
Motley Fool via Yahoo Finance· 1 day agoBut it's still important to keep a close eye on the situation for one big reason. To enter the commercial market, Moderna's vaccine must be reviewed at...
Covid subvariants leading infections | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette· 3 days agodiseases expert at the University of California, San Francisco. The two FLiRT subvariants combined...
What the new COVID variant means for spring and summer | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Honolulu Star-Advertiser· 9 hours agoThe variant, which made up just 1% of cases in the United States in mid-March, now makes up more...
"FLiRT" COVID variants are now more than a third of U.S. cases. Scientists share what we know about...
CBS News· 5 days agoJN.1 was the variant behind this past winter wave of infections. According to the Centers for ...
We invest in our military to prevent attacks — why not also invest in preventing the next pandemic?
The Hill· 8 hours agoHow should we be preparing for the next pandemic? Given the economic impact that COVID-19 had, any...