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    "text": "COVID levels remain stable, Trump administration continues to dismantle public health, essential to take action and stand up for public health, panel discussion about protecting patients",
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          "alt": "Header: \"Vaccines\"\n\nBody text: \"People’s CDC supports the need for continuing universal, meaning easy and free, access to COVID vaccines. This June, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) will vote on who should be able to get the COVID vaccine. If they make it harder to get the vaccine this next fall, only people at very high risk might be able to get it, but the truth is anyone can get very sick or have Long COVID so it's important that everyone has a chance to get the shot.  \n\nIt is important to have different vaccine options. Recently, the Department of Health and Human Services started giving money again to a study working on a pill-version of the COVID vaccine.” \n\nBottom frame reads: \"The Weather Report 5/5/25, peoplescdc.org\" along with the “People’s CDC” logo in teal.",
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          "alt": "Header: \"Long COVID\"\n\nBody text: \"A new report found that nearly 4 out of every 10 healthcare workers who got COVID still have long COVID.\n\n Another study shows that many healthcare workers are still feeling very tired and stressed since the pandemic started. Being able to work from home or have a mix of home and office work is still really helpful for them.\" \n\nBottom frame reads: \"The Weather Report 5/5/25, peoplescdc.org\" along with the “People’s CDC” logo in teal.",
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