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New booster on its way as COVID-19 rates spike

Vaccinations will no longer be free due to end of public health emergency

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CDC hasn t linked COVID-19 vaccines and HIV, cancer

The CDC never reported an increase in "AIDS-associated diseases and cancers" after the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccines, despite a post s claim.

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No One Left Behind: The Long COVID Crisis in 2023

As the US tries to move on from the pandemic, patients with long COVID-19 are fighting to regain normalcy while clinicians improve care plans and researchers search for answers.

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Tennesseans seek to move on from COVID, even as a new variant appears

Get used to it, but not over it. That may be the best advice for living with COVID-19 as 2023 starts and as the recent XBB.1.5 variant debuts in Tennessee.

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Tennesseans seek to move on from COVID, even as a new variant appears – Tennessee Lookout

As a new COVID-19 variant moves into Tennessee, Vanderbilt's Dr. William Shaffner urges people to not become complacent about the virus.

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