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As Massachusetts and other states look to ease COVID restrictions, Dr Anthony Fauci warns against prematurely relaxing rules, potential rebound in cases

As Massachusetts and other states look to ease COVID restrictions, Dr Anthony Fauci warns against prematurely relaxing rules, potential rebound in cases
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Newt Gingrich calls teachers unions allies of Chinese communists for refusing to return to work

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich slammed teachers unions across the United States over their unwillingness to agree to return teachers to schools despite mounting evidence that children are at low risk for spreading the coronavirus.

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Chicago announces tentative agreement to resume in-person learning

The Chicago Teachers Union is scheduled to vote on a tentative agreement with Chicago Public Schools regarding a return to classrooms as soon as this week, officials said on Sunday.

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Biden officials defend two-dose strategy amid fears of variants

By Peter Sullivan - 02/01/21 12:38 PM EST Top Biden administration health officials made clear Monday that they are not changing strategy to give people only one dose of vaccine instead of two in an effort to speed the process, but at the same time urged health care providers not to be overly cautious in holding second doses in reserve. Some health experts have said the U.S. should prioritize getting the first dose of vaccine in as many people as quickly as possible, before more contagious variants take even greater hold in the coming weeks. Michael Osterholm, an infectious diseases expert at the University of Minnesota, said the U.S. should “call an audible” and prioritize first doses even if it means delaying second doses, given the threat of a new variant first identified in the United Kingdom that could strain hospitals even more.

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