Posted: 10:00 a.m. EDT May 16, 2021
Study Finds Vaccinations Could Save The U.S. Billions Of Dollars
Researchers say the U.S. would be able to save on medical costs and productivity losses.
Study Finds Vaccinations Could Save The U.S. Billions Of Dollars
Scripps
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Federal government to offer free COVID-19 tests again
Each U.S. household will be eligible for up to four new COVID-19 tests, starting Sept 25 — but don't throw out those old tests just yet.
Major pharmacies announce when you can get the new COVID vaccines
CVS and Walgreens are among the major pharmacy chains that will soon begin administering newly approved COVID-19 shots for the fall.
Florida surgeon general opposes CDC's COVID vaccine recommendation
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo said those under age 65 shouldn't get the shot, but the CDC said the benefits outweigh the risks.
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As Americans age, in-home care worker shortage grows
The aging U.S. population drives higher in-home care demand, but a shortage of workers is a key challenge.
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Borrowers weigh payment boycott as student loan payments set to resume
Student loan repayments are resuming, and some borrowers are considering boycotting to refuse to pay.
What's happening in the fall real estate market around the country?
With high interest rates and low inventory plaguing most of the country when it comes to real estate, is it better to wait until spring?
