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You can fly! CDC says fully vaccinated people can travel safely within the US

  • Written by William Petri, Professor of Medicine, University of Virginia
imageMillions of people, particularly older ones who have been isolated from children and grandchildren, can fly domestically at low risk now, the CDC says. Hispanolistic/Getty Images

It’s OK for fully vaccinated people to travel domestically again without quarantining, so long as they wear a mask and maintain social distancing guidelines, the...

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