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Federal changes starting in 2027 could impact 1 million L.A. County enrollees.
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So far Southern California has not seen many co-infections — meaning a person has both COVID-19 and RSV. But those cases are rising.
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Over the last 10 days, the county's COVID positivity rate has increased from 7.2% to 8.9%.
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The move comes after studies have shown these people may not have sufficient immunity to head off the more serious complications of COVID-19 after the standard vaccine regimen.
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The new order requires more health workers to be vaccinated by Sept. 30.
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It's inevitable that when kids mix — returning from camp or heading back to school — germs spread. And in a pandemic year fueled by the delta variant, some of those germs may cause COVID-19. Here's how to keep your kids safe.
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The board of supervisors also requested a plan to require vaccine proof for indoor spaces in unincorporated parts of the county.
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Ethical, medical and practical quandaries about the COVID-19 vaccines abound.
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While vaccines are not yet mandatory for teachers, some doctors think they could help create a safer environment
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While delta can sometimes infect vaccinated people, infections, hospitalizations and deaths are rising fastest in parts of the U.S. with the most unvaccinated people. Hot spots, however, are burning everywhere from Massachusetts to California.
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Orange County reported more than 1,000 COVID cases on Friday, the highest daily count since January 31. The number of people in hospitals and ICUs is at its highest since late February.
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LBCC students can now get a $300 voucher to the bookstore for getting vaccinated.
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But vaccinated teens may have blunted rise.
