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Iván Duque, current president of Colombia, approved the requirement of vaccination certificates to enter public places. Photo: Flickr

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Several countries have started to implement the mandatory vaccination cards for entrance into…
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The Omicron variant was first detected in North America after being reported in Canada. Photo: Juan Ruiz Paramo
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WORLD BRACES OMICRON VARIANT
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Children between 5 and 11 years old can be vaccinated with Pfizer. Photo: Pixnio
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Covid vaccine for kids
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Ya está completamente aprobado el refuerzo de las vacunas contra COVID-19. Fto: Pixabay
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mix and match of vaccines
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Children as young as five months old can be vaccinated against malaria. Photo: Getty Images.
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WHO approves malaria vaccine
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The CDC approved a third dose of Pfizer's vaccine. Photo: DepositPhotos
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CDC approves a 3rd dose
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Children between five and 11 years old could be the next group to join the vaccination train. Photo: Getty Images.
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Pfizer Vaccine for Children
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The third dose of the Pfizer vaccine has not yet been licensed by the FDA. Photo: Getty Images
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A Pfizer third dose?
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Juntos Together
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COVID-19 vaccination. Photo: Getty Images
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Vaccination is one of the requirements to enter the European Union besides the new restrictions. Photo: Getty Images
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New restrictions in the EU
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FDA approves third booster dose in Covid-19 vaccination schedule. Photo: GettyImages
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FDA approves a third dose
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COVID-19 Booster Shot Trial
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Battling from within
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U.S. citizens over the age of 50 are one of the populations most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, not only in terms of infection but also in terms of quality of life. Depositphotos
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Protecting our older Latinos
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Firscomers get vaccinated at FEMA’s mass-vaccine Photo: Nigel Thompson/AL DÍA News
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Expanding Vaccine Access
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So to ease concerns, answer questions and simply address some of the misconceptions floating around the internet - we wanted to offer some real-time facts to help you make the best decision for yourself and your family. Gettyimages
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Top 5 COVID-19 Vaccine Myths
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Very little has been reported on actual policies to combat the inequities apart from sheer intent. Photo: Eduardo Munoz-Pool/Getty Images
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what’s being done?
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The end of the pandemic is in sight, and we must all do our part to keep our families and communities safe. Gettyimages
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Vaccine distribution plan
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Dr. Jose Torradas is a bilingual, board-certified Emergency Physician who has worked his entire career on the front lines across the United States.  Courtesy
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A beacon of hope
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Dr. Jose Torradas is a bilingual, board-certified Emergency Physician who has worked his entire career on the front lines across the United States.  Courtesy
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A beacon of hope
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Our Best Safeguard
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North Korea is shutting down because of COVID-19, but is rumored to be behind more than a couple cyberattacks on companies leading vaccine charges. Photo: Getty Images.
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Hackers v. COVID
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Some of the leading companies in the race for the vaccine are already submitting their marketing applications in Europe and the USA. Photo: Istock
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At Full Speed?
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¿Por qué el CEO de Pfizer vendió el 62% de sus acciones por valor de 5,6 millones el día del mismo anuncio de que habían encontrado la vacuna? Photo: RTVE
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Covid: The vaccine promise