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Some are prepared to stop wearing masks in indoor settings, while others are more hesitant By Kerry Breen | TODAY • Getty Images Amid new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, many fully vaccinated people in the United States have been eager to hang up their masks, while others are still a little hesitant to give up the protective face coverings. The guidance, which was released in May and said that fully vaccinated people did not need to wear masks...

Some are prepared to stop wearing masks in indoor settings, while others are more hesitant By Kerry Breen | TODAY • Getty Images Amid new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, many fully vaccinated people in the United States have been eager to hang up their masks, while others are still a little hesitant to give up the protective face coverings. The guidance, which was released in May and said that fully vaccinated people did not need to wear masks...

Some are prepared to stop wearing masks in indoor settings, while others are more hesitant By Kerry Breen | TODAY • Getty Images Amid new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, many fully vaccinated people in the United States have been eager to hang up their masks, while others are still a little hesitant to give up the protective face coverings. The guidance, which was released in May and said that fully vaccinated people did not need to wear masks...

Seven infectious disease experts share their thoughts on wearing masks indoors, particularly in settings like grocery stores and restaurants

Some are ready to stop wearing masks in indoor settings, while others are more hesitant.

As spring weather arrives, the desire to be out among other people will likely grow On a recent sunny afternoon in Denver, there was a breeze blowing through Washington Park. A lot of folks were out, enjoying the weather. Amy Brustkern watched her three kids fly around a basketball court on small electric cars called Crazy Carts. Asked if now, at the end of Year One, pandemic fatigue is a real thing, Brustkern was quick to answer. “Oh, big time. Absolutely,” she said, adding it is especiall...

As more and more Coloradans get COVID vaccines, restrictions can loosen up. But public health officials say were not there yet.

HAKAN NURAL/UNSPLASH SOMETHING SOUNDS FISHY when public health experts advise us to take whatever vaccine is available even though some vaccines show much more promising efficacy numbers than others. And it’s understandable that people would want to shop for the best vaccine. Americans are accustomed to the idea of consumer choice in pharmaceuticals — why else would we have so much direct-to-consumer drug advertising? But cut through the noise and there’s only one thing that really matter...

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Something sounds fishy when public health experts advise us to take whatever vaccine is available even though some vaccines show much more promising efficacy numbers than others. And it’s understandable that people would want to shop for the best vaccine.

Table of Contents COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy Slows Race to Defang the Virus A woman receives a COVID-19 vaccine at a vaccination clinic held by the Los Angeles County Sheriffs Community Advisory Council. Nationwide, supplies of the vaccines are increasing, but many people say they’re not sure they want a shot. Ringo Chiu The Associated Press All eyes are on the nation’s chaotic COVID-19 immunization rollout, as public health officials struggle to outpace the coronavi...