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Ending the public health emergency means
people will likely have to pay more out of pocket for COVID-19 testing
and treatment, and planned price increases among COVID-19 vaccines and
treatments have drawn congressional scrutiny.
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Andrew Hakun, 52, a Navy veteran and
father of two boys, died in February 2021 after a long, agonizing
wait for surgery following a heart attack at this base in western
Tokyo, according to his widow and medical records.
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A federal judge paused enforcement of a
California law that punishes doctors for giving their patients
what some call false information about COVID-19. The measure’s
definition of “misinformation” was “unconstitutionally vague”
under the due process clause of the 14th Amendment, said the
judge.
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The move would formally restructure the
federal coronavirus response to treat the virus as an endemic
threat to public health that can be managed through agencies'
normal authorities.
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At least two of the three state-run
veterans homes would be required to create single-occupancy
bedrooms to help control the spread of COVID-19 and other infectious
diseases if a bill a Senate committee approved Monday
is eventually signed into law.
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The new findings from the nation’s top
pandemic watchdog come as House Republicans plan to hold their
first hearing this week on COVID fraud.
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