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Tomorrow's COVID safety guidelines will be different from today's – but that doesn't mean yesterday's were wrong

  • Written by Michael Williams, Associate Professor of Surgery and Public Policy, University of Virginia
imageCOVID guidelines have changed a lot over the past few years as the pandemic has ebbed and flowed.AP Photo/Jeff Chiu

No one gave a second thought to the safety of dining out before the pandemic. Fast-forward to today, and it’s normal to wonder whether there is a city, state or federal policy around whether you need a mask or proof of...

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