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    Rise in 'Extraordinarily Contagious' Measles Cases in the U.S.: 'It's Back' and 'Much More Serious Than the Chickenpox'
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    CDC Issues Warning About the Rise in Invasive Meningococcal Disease
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    Marriage Rates Are Up After the COVID Pandemic, New CDC Data Shows
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    CDC Study Highlights Health Care Workers' Mental Health Crisis: 'They Must Be Supported'
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    Flesh-Eating Parasite That Causes Skin Infections Is Being Spread by Sand Flies in the US
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    Taking an Antibiotic After Unprotected Sex May Help Prevent Sexually Transmitted Infections, CDC Says
    At Least 26 People Across 11 U.S. States Sickened by Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Small Turtles, Says CDC
    At Least 26 People in 11 U.S. States Sickened by Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Turtles, Says CDC
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    Fungus That Causes 'Valley Fever', a Pneumonia-Like Illness, Is Expected to Spread, Sicken More People: Study
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    There's a Leprosy Outbreak in Florida
    SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA: A grey-headed Flying-fox (Pteropus poliocephalus), a native Australian bat, stretches its leathery wings as it flies high over Sydney's Botanical Gardens, 17 August 2005. The bats settled in the gardens many years ago as much of their natural habitat along the coast of New South Wales has been cleared for timber, agriculture and urban development. At night the bats feed on the fruits of many native plants and provide an important function as they are one of the few species that pollinate flowers and disperse the seeds. AFP PHOTO/Greg WOOD (Photo credit should read GREG WOOD/AFP via Getty Images)
    Minnesota Man Dies of Rabies 6 Months After Bat Bite
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    Deaths, Blindness Linked to Recalled Eye Drops Contaminated with Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria
    WOLLONGONG, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 23: The Ruby Princess cruise ship departs from Port Kembla on April 23, 2020 in Wollongong, Australia. Australian Border Force has ordered the Ruby Princess to depart Australian waters today, as two separate inquiries continue over how the ship's 2700 passengers were allowed to disembark in Sydney in March without adequate health checks during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. A special commission of inquiry has been established by the NSW government over the handling of the Ruby Princess' arrival into Sydney on 19 March, while NSW Police are also conducting a separate criminal investigation. There are now 21 deaths linked to the Ruby Princess along with more than 600 confirmed coronavirus (COVID-19) cases. (Photo by Mark Metcalfe/Getty Images)
    Over 300 Passengers and Crew Members Fall Sick on Ruby Princess Cruise Ship
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    RSV Cases Surge in Older Adults Across America with Hospitalization Rates Up 10 Times in Seniors
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    Alcohol-Related Deaths Surged Among Middle-Aged American Women During Pandemic, Study Finds
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    This Flu Season Is More Severe Than Those of the Last Decade: CDC Data
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    The Majority of Monkeypox Patients Who Were Hospitalized Were HIV-Positive, CDC Says
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    COVID Vaccine Should Be a Routine Immunization, CDC Says, Adding It to List of Recommended Shots in 2023
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    Gun Homicide, Suicide Rates Were at Highest in 2021 Since the Early '90s, CDC Says
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    Florida Teen Flown to Chicago to Rehabilitate from Brain-Eating Amoeba: 'Long Road Ahead of Him'
    The sun sets as visitors walk through 'In America: Remember,' a public art installation commemorating all the Americans who have died due to COVID-19 near the Washington Monument on September 18, 2021 in Washington, DC. The concept of artist Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg, the installation includes more than 660,000 small plastic flags, some with personal messages to those who have died, planted in 20 acres of the National Mall.
    U.S. Life Expectancy Falls for Second Year in a Row, Marking Worst 2-Year Drop in a Century
    This 2003 electron microscope image made available by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows mature, oval-shaped monkeypox virions, left, and spherical immature virions, right, obtained from a sample of human skin associated with the 2003 prairie dog outbreak. Monkeypox, a disease that rarely appears outside Africa, has been identified by European and American health authorities in recent days.
    WHO Reports Breakthrough Monkeypox Cases, Says Vaccines Are 'Not a Silver Bullet'
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    Unvaccinated People No Longer Need to Quarantine After COVID Exposure, CDC Says
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    CDC Confirms 2 Cases of Monkeypox in Children
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    Salmonella Outbreak Affecting Kids Traced to Small Turtles Sold Online, CDC Investigation Finds
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    Fauci Says Monkeypox Could Have 'Capability of Spreading Much More Widely'
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    What to Know About Marburg Virus as the World Health Organization Declares Outbreak in Ghana
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    Youngest Kids May Get Moderna, Pfizer COVID Vaccines As Early as Tuesday
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    CDC Issues New Guidance on Monkeypox Symptoms as Cases Rise in the United States
    This 2003 electron microscope image made available by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows mature, oval-shaped monkeypox virions, left, and spherical immature virions, right, obtained from a sample of human skin associated with the 2003 prairie dog outbreak. Monkeypox, a disease that rarely appears outside Africa, has been identified by European and American health authorities in recent days.
    CDC Confirms 10 Monkeypox Cases Across Eight States, Health Officials Expect More to Come
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    CDC Confirms First U.S. Case of Monkeypox in 2022, Health Officials Assure 'No Risk' to Public
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    Nearly 60% of Americans — and 3 in 4 Kids — Have Now Had COVID, CDC Says
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    WHO Reports 1 Death, 17 Liver Transplants Linked to Hepatitis Outbreak in Children
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    Federal Mask Mandate on Airplanes Extended Until May 3 Due to New COVID Sub-Variant
    A signboard reminds people of the face covering requirement as pedestrians wear facemasks due to the coronavirus in Los Angeles, California on November 12, 2020
    CDC Dropping Nationwide Mask Recommendation with Most of the U.S. at 'Low or Medium' COVID Spread
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    COVID Booster Loses Potency After 4 Months, Fauci Says 'There May Be the Need' for Fourth Dose
    Simu Liu attends the 19th Annual Unforgettable Gala at The Beverly Hilton on December 11, 2021 in Beverly Hills, California.
    Celebrities Who've Lost Loved Ones to Coronavirus
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    Pet Bearded Dragons Linked to Salmonella Outbreak, CDC Warns Not to 'Kiss or Snuggle' Reptiles
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    Dr. Anthony Fauci Says CDC Is Considering COVID Test Requirement to End Isolation for Asymptomatic
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    United States Sets New Record for Positive COVID-19 Infections amid Omicron Surge
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    Unvaccinated Houston Man First Known Death in the U.S. from Omicron COVID Variant
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    Kids Exposed to COVID-19 Can Stay in Class with In-School Testing, CDC Says
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    CDC Warns Rapid Spread of Omicron Could Lead to Massive Spike in COVID Cases by January
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    US Overdose Deaths Surpassed Over 100,000 in One Year amid COVID Pandemic, CDC Says
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    Massive Flu Outbreak at the University of Michigan Draws Investigators from the CDC
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    CDC Director Answers Children's Questions About COVID Vaccine on 'NBC Nightly News: Kids Edition'
    Staff are seen preparing Pfizer vaccine doses inside the Melbourne Showgrounds COVID-19 Vaccination Centre on July 20, 2021 in Melbourne, Australia
    Pfizer's COVID Vaccine Officially Authorized for Use in Children Ages 5 to 11 After CDC Approval
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    White House Expects COVID Vaccinations for Children to Be 'Up and Running' by Nov. 8
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    Home Aromatherapy Spray Sold at Walmart Linked to Rare Bacterial Infection That Led to 2 Deaths
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    CDC Issues 'Urgent' Advisory Telling Pregnant Women to Get Vaccinated Against COVID
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    Risk of Severe Breakthrough COVID is Low, but More Likely for the Elderly or Immunocompromised
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    Unvaccinated Teens Hospitalized at 10 Times Higher Rate Than Vaccinated Ones, Says CDC
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    Sweetgreen CEO Called 'Fat-Phobic' After Saying 'Root Cause' of COVID's Impact Is Unhealthy Food
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    FDA Grants Full Approval to Pfizer's COVID Vaccine
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    FDA Announces Recall on Frozen Shrimp Sold at Target and Whole Foods for Possible Salmonella Risk
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    Baby Girl Intubated with COVID Airlifted 150 Miles Due to Hospital Bed Shortage in Houston
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    Mississippi Down to 6 ICU Beds and Arkansas to 25 as COVID Cases Rage in the South
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    CDC Warns COVID Delta Variant as Contagious as Chickenpox and Causes More Severe Illness
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    CDC, State Department Issue 'Do Not Travel' Advisories for Spain, Portugal amid COVID Surges
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    Fauci Warns the U.S. Is 'Going in the Wrong Direction' as New COVID Cases Spike by 170%
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    Drug Overdoses Caused More than 93,000 Deaths in 2020, a 29% Increase
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    Johnson & Johnson Recalls Select Neutrogena and Aveeno Sunscreens Due to Benzene Levels
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    Catt Sadler Is Sick with COVID After Getting Fully Vaccinated: 'Delta Is Relentless'
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    WHO Scientist Cautions Against Mixing and Matching COVID-19 Vaccines, Calls It 'Dangerous Trend'