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The coronavirus has created a special challenge for Tony nominees.

[ad_1] The pandemic has made this comeback theatrical season unusually challenging. After a long, painful closing and a joyful reopening, Omicron surge It has led to loads of holiday closures, and another spike in positive cases this spring has led to a steady wave of artist absences and occasional show cancellations. This outage has been …

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Coronavirus Test Positive Abroad: What You Need to Know

[ad_1] I’m positive! Do I need to self-isolate or quarantine? If you test positive, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that you: Isolate and postpone travel for 10 days, regardless of any symptoms or negative testing during the isolation period. The country you are staying in may have its own rules for quarantine …

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Coronavirus Test Positive Abroad: What You Need to Know

[ad_1] I’m positive! Do I need to self-isolate or quarantine? If you test positive, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that you: Isolate and postpone travel for 10 days, regardless of any symptoms or negative testing during the isolation period. The country you are staying in may have its own rules for quarantine …

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Coronavirus Infects More Than Half of Americans, CDC

[ad_1] Sixty percent of Americans, including 75 percent of children, had contracted the coronavirus by February — another major milestone in the pandemic that continues to surprise expectations, federal health officials reported Tuesday. The highly contagious Omicron variant was responsible for most of the toll. Since the variant began spreading in December 2021, only half …

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Most Americans have been infected with coronavirus at least once.

[ad_1] Dr. “As a pediatrician and parent, I strongly support the vaccination of children, even if they are infected,” Clarke said. In the United States, coronavirus cases are rising again, especially in the Northeast, but so far the increase in hospitalizations has been minimal and deaths are still falling. Even among those hospitalized, we see …

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Tony Award Nominations Postponed Due to Coronavirus Delays

[ad_1] The directors of the awards said Friday that this year’s Tony Award nominations will be delayed by about a week, as enough actors come out with cases of coronavirus and it’s getting harder for the award nominees to see all the appropriate performances. The Broadway League and American Theater Wing that presented the awards …

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Sarah Jessica Parker Tested Positive for Coronavirus

[ad_1] Sarah Jessica Parker, who is currently starring in the remake of the Neil Simon comedy “Plaza Suite” on Broadway, tested positive for coronavirus on Thursday, according to a production spokesperson. Actress Matthew Broderick, who is also Parker’s husband, had tested positive He’s been out of the show earlier this week and since Tuesday. The …

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FDA Allows Second Coronavirus Boosters for Anyone 50+

[ad_1] WASHINGTON — Federal regulators Authorized second booster shots of Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna coronavirus vaccines For anyone 50 and older, he described the move on Tuesday as an effort to strengthen weakened immunity against serious illness should the virus sweep the country again in the coming months. The Food and Drug Administration said people in …

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Use of home coronavirus tests increased during the Omicron wave,

[ad_1] Use of home coronavirus tests increased during the winter Omicron wave in the United States, with white, high-income, and highly educated people most likely to report using the tests. An online survey of US adults suggests:. Between 19 December and 12 March, 20.1 percent of respondents who said they had symptoms consistent with Covid-19 …

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Use of home coronavirus tests increased during the Omicron wave,

[ad_1] Use of home coronavirus tests increased during the winter Omicron wave in the United States, with white, high-income, and highly educated people most likely to report using the tests. An online survey of US adults suggests:. Between 19 December and 12 March, 20.1 percent of respondents who said they had symptoms consistent with Covid-19 …

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