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Readiness of the United States to combat known and unknown future infectious pathogens

A new study has focused on the preparedness of the United States to respond to known and unknown future infectious pathogens.

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Black Doctors Consortium hosts health equity walk and health fair in North Philly

“Health is wealth,” one walker said. “We have to save our own communities.”

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Kansans doctors praise federal COVID-19 funding for underserved communities

Kansas doctors say a half-billion-dollar federal grant is helping communities across the state most disproportionately affected by COVID-19.

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FDA Limits Use of Sotrovimab Due to Omicron Subvariant

The FDA has limited the use of sotrovimab to treat COVID-19 in certain states and territories with a high prevalence of the BA.2 Omicron subvariant.

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CDC study finds natural immunity is superior to vaccine immunity: long-lasting and broad spectrum -- Health & Wellness -- Sott net

Comment: So the CDC has finally acknowledged the intuitive wisdom of centuries, not to mention a pile of previous studies. Huzzah? A study by the U.S. CDC (a Federal Government health agency) has found that natural immunity is superior to vaccine.

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