You’re vaxxed. You test positive. Don’t panic.

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You’re vaxxed. You test positive. Don’t panic.

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Nine New York Yankees tested positive for Covid-19, even though they were all vaccinated. Vox’s Brian Resnick says it’s proof the system is working, just as New York City is opening back up.
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