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Seven months into the COVID-19 pandemic, we know a lot more about the virus we're fighting. We know this is going to be a long fight, and that life has changed dramatically and is unlikely to return to the way it was. Even as lockdown measures are relaxing across the country, seniors, who are at higher risk for serious illness or death from the disease, are not rushing out into crowded places any time soon.

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