A recent rise in Covid-19 cases is making travel even tougher this summer. Here’s a guide for how to navigate cancellation policies if you test positive.
If you’ve had Covid before, why can you get it again? WSJ’s Daniela Hernandez explains what the possibility of reinfections means for the future of public-health policy and the Covid-19 pandemic. Illustration: David FangA recent rise in Covid-19 cases is making travel even tougher this summer.
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