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RFK Jr. ends long-shot presidential campaign, which included series of bizarre comments about Jews

Andrew Lapin in JTA · 23 Aug

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., initially a Democratic candidate and a vocal anti-vaccine activist, has ended his independent presidential campaign after being embroiled in controversy over comments about Jews.

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The Right Way to Talk About Vaccines

Balaji Srinivasan in Tablet · 28 Jun 2023

The article discusses the current state of discourse around vaccines and the polarization of opinions.

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Taking Charge of Your Health

Rachel Schwartzberg in Jewish Action · 19 Jun 2023

Preventive health care often takes a back seat in the Orthodox Jewish community due to the pressures of leading a frum life.

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The Spike

Clayton Fox in Tablet · 21 Apr 2023

This article discusses concerns about the spike protein found in the SARS-CoV-2 virus and its potential effects on the body.

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Russian Demands, American Plans

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 10 Jan 2022

The discussion revolves around the challenges the U.S. faces regarding Putin's demands, the CDC's inconsistencies on vaccines, and the Democrats' efforts to portray Republicans as anti-democratic.

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What to Do If Someone You Love Has Omicron?

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 21 Dec 2021

The podcast explores how to navigate daily life if a loved one contracts the Omicron variant of the virus.

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What Happened: December 21, 2021

The Scroll in Tablet · 21 Dec 2021

The Omicron variant of the coronavirus is spreading rapidly, surpassing the Delta variant as the leading source of new infections in the United States.

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How Omicron Stunned The Scientific Community - With Scott Gottlieb

Call Me Back · 17 Dec 2021

In this episode of "Call Me Back," Dan Senor discusses the implications of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 with former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb.

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Vaccines: A New American Success Story? — with The Wall Street Journal’s Gregory Zuckerman

Call Me Back · 30 Oct 2021

Greg Zuckerman provides an in-depth look at the unprecedented development of COVID-19 vaccines, highlighting the role of American innovation and the intricacies of Operation Warp Speed.

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Needle Points

Norman Doidge in Tablet · 28 Oct 2021

The article explores the reasons why positive news about COVID-19 vaccines, such as their effectiveness in preventing severe disease and the potential of natural immunity from previous infection, may not be sinking in among the public.

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COVID, Class Action, and Clowns

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 8 Jul 2021

The discussion covers the recent increase in U.S. COVID cases, the ongoing challenges in ending the pandemic, and debates surrounding vaccines and lockdowns.

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Meet the family doctor behind Jabapalooza

The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner · 26 May 2021

Dr. Nili Kaplan-Myrth, an Ottawa family doctor, discusses her initiative to ensure marginalized communities receive COVID-19 vaccinations through her self-organized "Jabapalooza" clinics.

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Vaccine Controversy

Israel Policy Pod · 11 Feb 2021

This episode discusses the complexities of Israel's responsibility for vaccinating Palestinians in the context of COVID-19.

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The “Symbolic Justice” Edition

Promised Podcast · 30 Aug 2018

Don Futterman, Allison Kaplan Sommer, and Noah Efron debate hot topics including the legality of unvaccinated children attending school in Israel, the societal impact of online activities based on income disparity, and the ethics of pardoning 70 convicts for Israel's 70th year anniversary.

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The “Symbolic Justice” Edition

Promised Podcast · 30 Aug 2018

In "The Symbolic Justice Edition," Don Futterman, Allison Kaplan Sommer, and Noah Efron debate topics including the vaccination requirements for school in Israel, the impact of online activities on society, and the significance of pardoning 70 convicts for Israel's 70th year.

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