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  1. Aug 13

    Southeastern Conference Commissioner Greg Sankey urges fans to get vaccinated by talking to doctors "rather than simply relying on what somebody told me or what I read on the internet." "That's educated our players. That will educate our fans as well."

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  2. Aug 13

    Health care workers were "asked to do heroic things," but as cases rise among the unvaccinated and hospitals fill up again, there is a feeling "that maybe we're not all in this together," Dr. Chavi Karkowsky says about mental health of the community during the pandemic.

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    Aug 12

    As the Delta Variant surges across the U.S., visits his home state of Louisiana to report from a hospital inundated with Covid-19 patients. Watch Don’s Special Report from Baton Rouge:

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  4. Aug 13

    .: "When Trump agreed to withdraw troops down to about 3,000, the Taliban agreed to negotiate. So, there was a period there where it looked like the place was calm, but ... for 10 years, the Taliban had been making inroads"

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  5. Aug 13

    The father of a baby hospitalized with Covid-19 pleads with people to get vaccinated. “Get your vaccine … so another father doesn't have to stand at the back of an ambulance and wonder if that's the last time you're going to see your son.”

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  6. Aug 13

    - How effective are vaccines against the Delta variant? - Does the Johnson & Johnson vaccine need a booster?  answers some coronavirus vaccine questions.

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  7. Aug 13

    This Afghan interpreter, who is now a US Army veteran, is trying to get his family out of Afghanistan. “They just want to know about their fate — how they’re going to get out of Afghanistan, or are they going to become the next target for the Taliban?” Said Noor said.

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  8. Aug 13

    Covid-19 testing "is woefully inadequate right now," Dr. Scott Hadland says after he had to scramble to get his daughter tested. "When we don't have testing, kids are out of school and adults are out of work," he said. "I'm worried that we're not ready for what's to come."

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  9. Aug 13

    Parkland Health and Hospital System has "always been one of the biggest maternity wards in terms of volume in the country. And now, with our lack of staff ... we've had to move patients to other area hospitals for patient safety," Chief Medical Officer Dr. Joseph Chang says.

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  10. Aug 13

    The Taliban has seized more than a dozen provincial capitals in Afghanistan, including Kandahar, the country's second-biggest city. The US is sending about 3,000 troops to assist with the departure of embassy staff.  reports.

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  11. Aug 12

    This replaces an earlier tweet that misstated the number of months in which the hospital reach its peak of Covid-19 patients during the previous surge

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  12. Aug 12

    In just five weeks, Harris Health System in Houston admitted the same number of Covid-19 patients that previously took three months to reach, President and CEO Dr. Esmaeil Porsa says. “If this continues to go at the rate it is right now ... this will be a disaster.”

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  13. Aug 12

    President Biden's infrastructure deal secured 19 Republican votes — a margin that "seemed impossible even a week ago," says as he compares this to the past presidents' accomplishments.

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  14. Aug 12

    Saul Torres didn’t believe in the vaccine or the pandemic until the healthy construction worker caught the virus and could barely walk. His message: Get vaccinated. “My family is happy right now because I’m ... here with them,” he says. “Don’t wait. You need to go to take it.”

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  15. Aug 12

    The decision to mandate face masks on Broward County Public Schools' campuses could cost interim superintendent Vickie Cartwright her paycheck. "My core value is students first. No amount of personal financial loss will cause me to go against this."

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  16. Aug 12

    Three-time Olympian describes how the pandemic changed her training. “I was very focused ... and didn’t want to get sick,” she said. “My coaches … were great. They really became my family during that time.”

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  17. Aug 12

    West Virginia Wesleyan College will charge unvaccinated students an extra $750 in fees “solely for the purpose of cost recovery,” President Joel Thierstein says. “Rather than spread the cost of testing ... across the entire campus, we would apply it” to unvaccinated students.

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  18. Aug 12

    Dr. Britt Maxwell describes being called a traitor after he advocated for a mask mandate at a Tennessee school board meeting. “I’ve been on the frontlines of this pandemic ... hoping I wouldn’t take it home,” he said. “For someone to say that is mind blowing.”

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  19. Aug 12

    Dr. Britt Maxwell describes being harassed after he advocated for a mask mandate at a Tennessee school board meeting. "I took my wife's arm and I said, 'just remember, no matter what they say, these are the lives we're trying to save,'" he said.

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  20. Aug 11

    Singer Sebastian Bach says he contracted Covid-19 after doing concerts about two weeks ago. "I had a fever and I tested positive for Covid. But why I say 'thank god for the vaccine' is because it's been a very mild case."

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