Why Are Women Bearing the Brunt of Vaccine Side Effects?
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Women are reporting more side effects, from mild nausea to the most rare and severe conditions
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The Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Pause, Explained
Posted in: Culture FeaturesIs it unsafe? Will this cause the country's vaccination effort to collapse? We asked the experts
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Mick Jagger Has Some Thoughts on the Pandemic, Anti-Vaxxers, and Conspiracy Theories
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Rolling Stones frontman opens up about his new song with Dave Grohl "Eazy Sleazy," Trump "winging" the pandemic, and the "light at the end of the tunnel"
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Selena Gomez to Host Global Citizen Event for Vaccination
Posted in: Music NewsVax Live will also include performances by Jennifer Lopez, Eddie Vedder, Foo Fighters, J Balvin, and H.E.R.
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The Best Face Masks for Running, Cycling and Working Out
Posted in: LifestyleHere's how to stay covered up while on your bike, on a jog, or for your next workout session outdoors
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RS Recommends: This Germ-Killing Air Purifier With 30,000 Reviews is Just $75 Right Now
Posted in: LifestyleThe 4-in-1 purifier uses a HEPA filter and UV light to remove dust, pollen, mold, odor and bacteria from your space
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Fauci Warns New Cases Are ‘Disturbingly High’ as US Races to Vaccinate
Posted in: Politics NewsThe US is in "a race between getting people vaccinating and this surge," the president's medical advisor said
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The Best KN95 Masks for Travel: 5 Places to Stock Up Online
Posted in: LifestyleSites are offering discounts on top-rated KN95 masks, as people stock up on PPE before hitting the road again
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These Things Should Not Prevent You From Getting a Covid Vaccine
Posted in: Culture FeaturesVaccinations for the coronavirus are supposed to be free and available to all Americans regardless of insurance or immigration status. For some, that isn’t how it has been playing out. Here are common false barriers to look out for
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California Music Venues Aim to Reopen by June 15th
Posted in: Music Biz NewsIndoor concert venues, performing arts centers and movie theaters, and more could resume business with "limited capacity" if current coronavirus trends continue
