WTMJ: Doctors Beg COVID-19 Survivors To Donate Plasma
People who recover from COVID have antibodies that could help other sick patients beat the virus.
China Eases Controls, Gives No Sign When 'Zero COVID' Ends
China is easing some of the world’s most stringent anti-COVID controls and authorities say new variants are weaker.
By Andy Wong / APChina Eases Virus Controls Amid Effort To Head Off Protests
In some areas, markets and bus service reopened, and a newspaper reported Beijing has begun allowing some people with the virus to isolate at home.
By AP PhotoSeniors Are Experiencing Record-High RSV Cases
The latest CDC data from November shows this year, the rate of hospitalization for seniors with RSV is already 10 times higher than average.
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Lions Rescued From A Ukrainian Zoo Have Found A New Home In The U.S.
Ukraine has made efforts to fly many of their most endangered animals out of the war-torn country, like lions from the Odesa Zoo.
By The Wild Animal SanctuaryPolice Officers Receive Congressional Gold Medals For Jan. 6
Congress honored law enforcement officers who defended them and the U.S. Capitol, 23 months to the day after the Jan. 6 insurrection.
By Alex Brandon / APJewish Security Network Is Monitoring Antisemitic Threats In Real Time
A group of analysts is identifying and addressing threats to Jewish communities across the U.S. each day.
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