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As the COVID-19 vaccine rollout continues and cases and hospitalizations are on the decline, Dr. Anthony Fauci is warning that the U.S. may need to prepare for another ‘spike.’ Read more now.

A COVID-19 survivor has come full circle since he first encountered an emergency room doctor in Libertyville nearly a year ago. He received his second vaccine shot Thursday, and it was given to him by the emergency room doctor who treated him.

Universal Studios announced Thursday that starting March 12, it is reopening its park to the public, but only the shops and restaurants are available to guests. Rides, shows and attractions will be shuttered.

An alarming amount of people are accidentally poisoning themselves with the horse drug ivermectin while trying to treat and prevent COVID-19. CDC and FDA are warning that the drug is not an approved treatment method for the virus.

The head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns the drop in U.S. COVID-19 cases and deaths seems to be stalling, so now is not the time for states to ease restrictions.

A nurse who works with coronavirus patients in Mexico was walking home when she heard someone behind her yell, “Infected!” Before she could turn around, she hot coffee was thrown in her face.

The Biden administration is expected to announce Tuesday that Merck will help produce Johnson & Johnson’s newly-approved, single-dose vaccine.

The 3-day virtual event is slated for July 23 - 25, 2021. While the SDCC organizers note that July is too early to hold an in-person event of Comic-Con’s magnitude, they did announce that they are planning an in-person event for November 2021.

While millions have been receiving their coronavirus vaccines already, some have already received their shot at CVS and Walgreens. Pharmacies say they need more COVID vaccines as big companies use shots.

New York City sheriffs shut down two illegal gatherings with hundreds of revelers hours apart in Manhattan and Queens on Sunday, officials said.