Posted: 12:02 p.m. EST Mar 2, 2021
COVID Patients May Never Know If They Contracted A Variant
Federal rules restrict labs from telling patients and their doctors if they've been infected by a COVID variant.
COVID Patients May Never Know If They Contracted A Variant
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COVID-19 continues to lead seasonal respiratory illnesses, CDC says
COVID-19 continues to lead U.S. hospitalizations, the CDC says. Flu cases are climbing, and officials are hopeful RSV cases have now peaked.
Texas AG suing Pfizer, says company misrepresented COVID vaccine data
Pfizer said its vaccine was 95% effective following its Phase 3 trial, but Texas' attorney general said the data was too premature.
CDC: New COVID-19 variant cases have tripled in two weeks
Cases of BA.2.86 have also surged in multiple countries, leading the World Health Organization to classify it as a "variant of interest.”
College presidents face backlash for House hearing on antisemitism
One university will reportedly lose a $100 million donation as college presidents addressed concerns about rising levels of antisemitism on campuses.
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Why we can't hear or see what's going on inside Trump courtroom
Former President Donald Trump's ongoing civil trial in New York is piquing viewers' interest, but there's a reason we can't have cameras inside.
FDA approves first gene therapies to treat sickle cell disease
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says 100,000 Americans are living with sickle cell disease.
