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President-elect Joe Biden announces his health team
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Nearly 300,000 people have died of Covid-19 in the United States and an additional 200,000 people are expected to develop the disease by April. Coronavirus cases are increasing across the country and hospitals are full or almost full in many communities.
US President-elect Joe Biden has outlined a science-based approach to fighting the coronavirus that is a remarkable contrast to what his predecessor did. President Donald Trump downplayed the severity of the virus and disregarded public health recommendations such as wearing a face covering and avoiding large gatherings.
Biden has …
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- 3D Comfort design
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- CE 0194
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