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A leading infectious disease expert explains how to be as safe as possible on this very different Fourth

  • Written by William Schaffner, Professor of preventive medicine, health policy, infectious diseses, Vanderbilt University
A leading infectious disease expert explains how to be as safe as possible on this very different FourthSherry Brewer, a teacher at the Galloway Children's Center, watches over children as they enjoy snacks after a pre-Fourth of July parade in Jackson, Mississippi, June 26, 2020.Rogilio V. Solis/AP Photo

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