1. CDC advisory panel expected to decide next move for Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine
2. Study: Reopening Indiana schools contributed to spreading COVID-19, but less than researchers expected
3. The Vaccine Pause Heard Round the World
4. FDA says N95 face masks should no longer be reused
5. Cigna offers workers $200 and paid time off to get vaccinated
6. How Covid Upended a Century of Patterns in U.S. Deaths
7. J&J Vaccine Use Likely To Resume; Decision Expected Today
8. Honolulu resident receives third coronavirus vaccine shot as part of Pfizer study
9. All New York City Vaccine Sites Now Take Walk-ins of Any Eligible Age
10. AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine: benefits and risks in context
11. US drop in vaccine demand has some places turning down doses
12. Houston Methodist says it will fire workers who refuse to take COVID vaccine
13. COVID-19 reaches Mount Everest
14. Lost A Loved One To COVID-19? How To Apply For FEMA Funeral Financial Aid.
15. University System of Maryland to mandate COVID vaccines for students, faculty, staff during fall semester
16. Ravaged by Covid, Brazil Faces a Hunger Epidemic
17. Canada's Ontario grapples with third wave, blame piled on its premier
18. Fire kills covid patients in second India hospital disaster this week as covid cases surge to record level
19. Coronavirus,144 deaths & 5,870 new cases reported during last 24 hours | Daily Pakistan
20. New York's 'Bluest' Counties Have the Lowest COVID Vaccination Rates for Older Residents - Empire Center for Public Policy
21. Patients and hospitals beg for help as a catastrophic second wave batters India.
22. University Systems of Maryland require Covid vaccine for Fall 2021
23. Virafin: Zydus Cadila gets DCGI nod for hepatitis drug for Covid-19 treatment | India News
24. A Scientist Stopped By and Made a Covid Vaccine in My Kitchen
25. We Are Turning COVID-19 Into a Young Person’s Disease: Even as cases drop among vaccinated Americans, the coronavirus still can spread among unvaccinated people—who will be disproportionately children.