“I’m hopeful that it won’t be as bad as last winter — but it could still be really, really bad,” one infectious disease expert said. “The people we are least worried about are the ones seeking out the vaccines. We know that boosters can cut down a vaccinated person’s risk even more. But if that’s all we focus on, we are still leaving dangerous gaps in immunity.”
Jaweed Kaleem
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Kyle Rittenhouse is found not guilty of all charges
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A sorrowful U.S. death toll of 500,000 from COVID-19: ‘Not just another number’
More than half a million people in the U.S. have died from COVID-19. Hope is in sight, but devastation remains.