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- BuzzFeed
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- Fortune
The omicron subvariant now dominating the U.S. is ‘the worst version of the virus that we’ve seen’
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- INSIDER
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- The Oklahoman
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- South Bend Tribune
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- The Daily Beast
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- Women's Health
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- LA Times
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- Good Housekeeping
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- TODAY
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- USA TODAY
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- INSIDER
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- Women's Health
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- Yahoo Celebrity
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- The Hill
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- Consumer Reports
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