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John,

America is facing a pandemic of the unvaccinated -- with infections rising in
every state, communities issuing new safety requirements, and updated CDC
guidance on indoor mask-wearing.

For many, it's a time of uncertainty -- and it's a critical moment to ensure
people are getting reliable, expert information.

Dr. Kelly Henning, an epidemiologist who leads our Public Health programs,
walks us through the latest phase of the pandemic in our newest Road to
Recovery video. Will you take a moment to watch, then share to ensure that
people are hearing from a public health expert?
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