Roubein will author The Post’s daily morning tipsheet examining the complexities and key story lines dominating the health-care debate in Washington.
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The FDA is expected to approve the vaccines for young kids and issue full approval for adults and teens.
In contrast, an overwhelming majority of vaccinated adults said getting infected with covid-19 is a bigger health risk than the vaccine.
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Reps. Diana DeGette (D-Colo.) and Fred Upton (R-Mich.) say their Cures 2.0 bill would help modernize biomedical research and boost pandemic preparedness.
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Schoolchildren this fall need proof of more than half a dozen vaccines — the covid shot is not among them.
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The CDC has the data, but hasn't released it yet even as people scorn a return to masking.
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But its new law easing "prior authorization" requirements doesn't please insurers.
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Medical records show the pandemic didn't prompt widespread weight gain among Americans.
An advisory panel next week plans to focus on the 2 to 4 percent of U.S. adults who have suppressed immunity, a population that includes organ transplant recipients, people on cancer treatments and those living with rheumatologic conditions, HIV and leukemia.
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Dental, vision and hearing care are among the priorities Democrats are hoping to load into their GOP-free budget reconciliation bill.
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But it's unclear whether Democrats are willing to battle the issue all the way to victory.



















