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Health officials are monitoring "around 100" reports of Guillain-Barré syndrome following the Johnson & Johnson shot; Australia's 'Graphic and Confronting' Covid-19 Ad Could be the Most Hard-Hitting Yet. The 30-second spot was created to specifically target viewers in Sydney; It's Time to Require COVID Vaccination in the Workplace - Case increases demand prioritizing community health over individual rights; Here’s the Right Story for Vaccine Holdouts. Two public health experts explain how to cut through the noise about COVID-19 vaccines; Updates to Treatment Guidelines; 7 questions about Covid-19 booster shots, answered; What You Need to Know About COVID-19 Booster Shots; Vaccine mandates more likely once FDA grants full approvals, health experts say.The regulatory signoff would remove a significant legal and public relations barrier to requirements, former government officials said; What breakthrough infections mean for the Covid vaccines. 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