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One in five Americans now say they are vaccine skeptics. As resistance expands beyond COVID, health experts call the potential impact 'extremely concerning.'
Racial Gap in COVID Vaccinations Nearly Eliminated: Survey
A Kaiser Family Foundation poll found "similar shares of adults now report being vaccinated across racial and ethnic groups."
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Washington, D.C.: President Joe Biden, on September 27, receives a third booster dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine in the White House’s South Court Auditorium.Biden announced that Americans 65 and older and frontline workers who received the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID vaccine over six months ago would be eligible for the extra shot. Up next: word on Moderna and Johnson & Johnson boosters.
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Periscope
From puberty-themed videos to divulging intimate private details of their lives, YouTube's parent vloggers are leaving their children exposed.
Pandemic Is Quickly Making Some Workplace Skills Obsolete, New Survey Finds
A Harvard Business School survey finds the pandemic is making some skills outdated but there are smart strategies that can help ensure you stay relevant.
Downtime
Duran Duran are back with their fifteenth studio album "Future Past"
Brandy Norwood's New Show 'Queens' Brings Back '90s Nostalgia
"I think seeing four Black women on television leading a show, it's a beautiful thing," Brandy Norwood tells Newsweek about her new ABC show 'Queens,' premiering October 19.
