Experts can't agree if we're still in a pandemic

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So, are we still in a pandemic? By Jamie Ducharme Health Correspondent On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization called COVID-19 a pandemic for the first time. But is it still one? Four years later—with public-health mandates and emergency declarations long-expired, but the virus still with us—even experts can't agree. READ MORE Share This Story

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