Coronavirus
FDA, CDC pause Johnson & Johnson vaccine already used by 6.8 million people
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Healthcare
December was the worst month for coronavirus cases and deaths so far.
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Healthcare
Americans — and their government — are paying more for health insurance at a time of uneven health risks across demographic groups and the COVID-19 pandemic.
The latest case focuses on the individual mandate, but the entire ACA could be affected by the court’s decision.
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