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Medical professionals are working to understand more about a condition they are calling “long Covid,”
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The move has angered community members and staffers at the medical center, who argue the
medical students on the Covid frontline
Abbi Bow, a second-year medical student at the University of Bristol, was just 19 when
“Leftover” COVID Vaccines Offered To Non-Priority Groups
Young, healthy people in the United Kingdom have reported receiving “leftover” doses of the Pfizer