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• Moderna seeks emergency use authorization for Covid-19 vaccine for children ages 6 months through 5 years
• The US is out of the Covid-19 pandemic phase, Fauci says
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• White House working to make Pfizer's Covid-19 antiviral pill more 'widely available'
• Covid-19 data reporting is becoming less frequent, making trends harder to track
• Some travelers, faced with fewer colds, will still mask in flight
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• Covid-19 was third leading cause of death in the United States in 2021, CDC reports
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• To mask or not to mask? Milwaukee schools, buses reverse course on mask mandates within 24 hours
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• Milwaukee Health Department says it supports Milwaukee Public Schools' decision to reinstate mask mandate
• Milwaukee Public Schools reinstates mask mandate
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• Several airlines drop mask mandate following court ruling, some local requirements remain
• Rise in at-home testing means we could be undercounting Covid-19 cases even more than before
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• Pope Francis prays for peace on Easter and criticizes Russia in address
• COVID-19 test positivity rate nearly double in Wisconsin from this time last month
• Therapy dog returns to hospital after 2-year COVID-19 pandemic hiatus
• FDA authorizes first Covid-19 breath test
• Congresswoman Gwen Moore tests positive for COVID-19 after attending Milwaukee mayor inauguration
• Covid-19 cases trend up again in the US, driven by the growth of BA.2
• Philadelphia becomes first major US city to reinstate its indoor mask mandate as cases rise
• With fewer cases and less demand, many Covid-19 testing sites are shutting down
• UW-Milwaukee graduates finally get to walk across stage, celebrate graduation
• This invisible Covid-19 mitigation measure is finally getting the attention it deserves
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• It's been a year since CDC declared racism a public health threat. Now what?
• Appeals court OKs Biden federal employee vaccine mandate
• Student loan expert offers advice for borrowers as moratorium is extended
• Attorney General Merrick Garland tests positive for Covid-19
• What does the future of Covid-19 boosters look like? FDA advisers to discuss this week
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• Studies find Omicron more infectious than Delta in young children, but less severe illnesses
• Americans start to feel the impact of federal Covid-19 funds drying up
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• A Covid-19 spike like the one in China is unlikely in the US, experts say. Here's why
• Local pharmacies begin administering second booster shot to eligible people
• The CDC has lifted its risk advisory for cruise travel
• Biden gets his 2nd booster shot and urges Congress to spend more on pandemic: 'We can't wait'
• Risk of death more than doubles with COVID-19 and flu co-infection, study suggests
• What we know about BA.2 -- now the dominant cause of Covid-19 in the US
• Milwaukee Co. leaders hold final weekly Covid briefing, will now target communities directly
• FDA OKs another Pfizer, Moderna COVID booster for 50 and up
• Shanghai starts China's biggest COVID-19 lockdown in 2 years
• Health officials warn of rising flu cases across the country
• FDA to offer second COVID-19 booster shot
• Shanghai to lock down each half of city for mass Covid-19 testing
• 'It's too soon': MPS families react to decision to drop mask requirements in school
• Travel to Hawaii during Covid-19: What you need to know before you go
• Covid-19 case rates still matter
• MPS to make masks optional starting April 18
• NYC expanding vaccine exemption to city-based entertainers, clearing Kyrie Irving and unvaccinated Yankees and Mets to play at home
• Vulnerable Americans are desperate to find this Covid-19 drug. Thousands of boxes are sitting around unused
• Moderna seeks emergency authorization from FDA for doses for toddlers
• Moderna says its Covid-19 vaccine performs as well in children as it does in adults
• DHS 'Thank You Tour' stops in Milwaukee, honors frontline health care workers
• 'This pandemic is not over': Health officials warn of Covid case uptick with new omicron subvariant
• 'Reassuring' data suggests Johnson & Johnson vaccine may still have a role to play against Covid-19
• Where the US stands on Covid-19 vaccines for children under 5
• Alcohol-related deaths in the US spiked more than 25% in the first year of the pandemic, study shows
• Biden administration details Covid funding accounting
• Canada to lift testing requirement for fully vaccinated travelers
• This key indicator may determine how bad a BA.2 wave could be in the US
• Day care concerns as pediatricians report increase in illness among young kids
• Pfizer/BioNTech seek FDA authorization for fourth Covid-19 vaccine doses for people 65 and up
• FEMA funeral assistance tops $2 billion to families of Covid-19 victims
• COVID-19 cases spike overseas, what to expect in Wisconsin
• Milwaukee officials mark 2 years of COVID with in-person briefing
• DHS launches 'Thank You Tour' to recognize local health departments, COVID-19 heroes
• Here's what could lie ahead for the third year of the pandemic
• A 4th dose of Covid-19 vaccine will be needed, Pfizer's CEO says, but the company is working on a shot to handle all variants