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  1. coronavirus news
    CDC Says Vaccinated People Can (Mostly) Stop Wearing MasksUnder the new guidance, fully vaccinated people can now go bare-faced in almost all indoor and outdoor settings.
    By Amanda Arnold
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    This $1 Million Giveaway Is Incredibly DystopianOhio officials are offering a seven-figure prize to bribe residents to get the coronavirus vaccine.
    By Mia Mercado
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    All U.S. Adults Will Be Eligible for the COVID Vaccine by April 19President Biden plans to bump up the deadline by two weeks.
    By Amanda Arnold
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    Fully Vaccinated? Here’s What the CDC Says You Can DoThe agency has released new guidelines on post-vaccine life.
    By Amanda Arnold
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    CDC Chief Warns of ‘Impending Doom’ As COVID Cases RiseDr. Rochelle Walensky is urging Americans to “just hold on a little longer” and to get vaccinated as soon as they’re eligible.
    By Amanda Arnold
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    ‘Even for the Rich, It’s Hard to Access’America’s wealthiest are discovering the vaccine is one of the few things money can’t buy.
    By Anna Silman
  7. coronavirus news
    We May Soon Have Another COVID VaccineJohnson & Johnson, whose vaccine is highly protective against severe cases, has applied for emergency FDA authorization.
    By Amanda Arnold
  8. public health
    How Worried Should We Be About the Coronavirus Variants?The Cut spoke with Michael Worobey, a professor of evolutionary biology at the University of Arizona who studies the evolution of flu viruses.
    By Amanda Arnold
  9. crime
    Rich Couple Accused of Taking Vaccine Doses From Indigenous EldersThe pair chartered a private plane and flew to rural Canada, where they allegedly received doses intended for members of the White River First Nation.
    By Amanda Arnold
  10. public health
    Time to Start Double-Masking(If you haven’t already.)
    By Amanda Arnold
  11. public health
    Brace Yourselves, Winter Is ComingA powerful nor’easter is due to arrive tomorrow, ahead of the dark winter public-health experts have warned about.
    By Amanda Arnold
  12. health
    The First COVID-19 Vaccines Are Going Out TodayPfizer is sending out 2.9 million doses this week.
    By Amanda Arnold
  13. coronavirus
    The U.S. Has Recorded More Than 16 Million COVID CasesWith a coronavirus vaccine newly approved, the nation approaches 300,000 deaths.
    By Claire Lampen, Hannah Gold, and Amanda Arnold
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    The CDC Has Relaxed Its Quarantine GuidelinesPublic-health experts believe that a shorter period will improve overall compliance.
    By Amanda Arnold
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    A Nurse Bragged About Flouting COVID-19 Guidelines on TikTokAfter boasting in a video that she doesn’t wear a mask and still travels freely, the Oregon nurse has been placed on administrative leave.
    By Amanda Arnold
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    Are We Headed Back Into COVID Lockdown?In what could be the first of many, Chicago has issued a stay-at-home advisory to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
    By Amanda Arnold
  17. coronavirus news
    Pfizer Says Its COVID Vaccine May Be 90 Percent EffectiveThe news is exciting, but experts warn that the findings haven’t been peer-reviewed yet.
    By Amanda Arnold
  18. coronavirus news
    The FDA Has Officially Approved the First Coronavirus TreatmentThe anti-viral drug remdesivir has passed the agency’s regulatory standards.
    By Amanda Arnold
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    What’s Going on With School Reopenings?As many schools try to resume in-person classes, we’re seeing more and more Covid outbreaks.
    By Erica Schwiegershausen
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    A 28-Year-Old Teacher Has Died From CoronavirusThe recent deaths of a number of teachers have intensified fears around school reopenings.
    By Amanda Arnold
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    No, the CDC Is Not Overcounting COVID-19 DeathsA viral statistic falsely claims that only 6 percent of reported deaths were actually caused by the virus. Here’s what it gets wrong.
    By Amanda Arnold
  22. covid-19
    Bad News for Those of Us Who Are Loud As HellNew research shows that talking quietly could reduce virus transmission by 80 percent.
    By Amanda Arnold
  23. covid-19
    Can You Get the Coronavirus Twice?This week, researchers confirmed the first cases of COVID-19 reinfection. Here’s what we know.
    By Amanda Arnold
  24. burning questions
    Which Mask Is the Best Mask?A new study suggests that certain face coverings may be worse than none at all.
    By Claire Lampen
  25. explainer
    What We Know About Kids and the CoronavirusAnd why the question of when to reopen schools is among the most challenging of the pandemic.
    By Erica Schwiegershausen
  26. education
    Teachers Are Writing Their WillsFaced with the prospect of their schools reopening amid a pandemic, some educators are preparing for the worst.
    By Gretty Garcia
  27. health
    All Your COVID-19 Questions, AnsweredSober, simple, science-backed advice for managing the risks.
    By Emily Oster
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    Why Are So Many Coronavirus Patients Suffering From Delirium?Doctors report that an alarming number of coronavirus patients are experiencing confusion, and in some cases, terrifying hallucinations.
    By Amanda Arnold
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    The Glaring Race Gap in Coronavirus DeathsNew data shows that Black and Latino people are twice as likely to die from the disease — and institutionalized racism is to blame.
    By Amanda Arnold
  30. protests
    How to Support the Struggle Against Police BrutalityOrganizations to donate to, and other actions to take to help demand justice for George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and other victims of police violence.
    By Claire Lampen
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    How Long Can the Coronavirus Live on Surfaces?According to the CDC, the risk of contracting COVID-19 from touching a surface is low. Here’s everything we know about how the virus spreads.
    By Erica Schwiegershausen
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    Every Food and Delivery Strike Happening Over CoronavirusFrom Whole Foods to Instacart to McDonald’s.
    By Bridget Read
  33. black tie
    Benefit Dinners Got Canceled. Will Nonprofits Go Hungry?Philanthropy without gala season.
    By Matthew Schneier
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    What Does a Stay-at-Home Order Mean, Exactly?Some states are lifting the restrictions as early as this week, defying health officials’ recommendations.
    By Erica Schwiegershausen
  35. coronavirus
    Has Coronavirus Peaked in the U.S.?Some states appear to be past the peak, but health experts stress that social-distancing restrictions must not yet be lifted.
    By Amanda Arnold
  36. education
    She Just Wants Her Students To Keep TalkingSamantha Elkaim knows she can’t replicate her classroom, but maybe she can still reach the kids.
    By Molly Fischer
  37. first person
    ‘They Separated Me From My Baby’Hospitals are keeping newborns from their parents over coronavirus fears.
    By Irin Carmon
  38. coronavirus
    28 Students on One Spring-Break Trip Test Positive for the CoronavirusA group of University of Texas students are self-isolating after a recent trip to Mexico.
    By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz
  39. coronavirus
    102 Ways to Give Back During the Coronavirus PandemicWhere to donate masks, money, blood, medical supplies, and more.
    By the Cut
  40. q&a
    Midwives Are Swamped With Home-Birth RequestsBut making a last-minute switch probably isn’t a good idea.
    By Irin Carmon
  41. coronavirus
    It’s Not Shameful to Have the CoronavirusAnd being open about it can help stop the spread.
    By Katie Heaney
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    With Coronavirus at Pandemic Levels, the Met Gala Is OffThe museum now says the Costume Institute’s spring show will be postponed until the fall.
    By Matthew Schneier
  43. coronavirus
    Coronavirus Has Reached CongressTwo representatives and one senator have tested positive for COVID-19.
    By Claire Lampen
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    One New Jersey Family Has Suffered 4 Coronavirus FatalitiesThree more members of the family remain hospitalized after contracting the virus.
    By Hannah Gold
  45. coronavirus
    How to Help Feed New Yorkers During the Coronavirus PandemicThe city’s most vulnerable populations can’t necessarily go grocery shopping.
    By Claire Lampen
  46. coronavirus
    No Age Group Is Immune to CoronavirusA new CDC report finds that young adults are getting seriously sick too.
    By Katie Heaney
  47. coronavirus
    ‘We All Know That It’s Going to Get Worse’A dispatch from inside a New York City ER.
    As told to Anna Silman
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    How to Help Animal Shelters During the Coronavirus PandemicFundraising events are canceled and fewer people are adopting. Here’s what we can do.
    By Kelly Conaboy
  49. health
    9 Ways to Work Out at HomeRecommendations from the Cut staff (and a few friends).
    By Katie Heaney
  50. coronavirus
    10 Ways to Help Others Amid the Coronavirus PandemicCheck in on your loved ones, donate to relief funds, and offer to help your neighbors with groceries.
    By Amanda Arnold
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