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“Confusion often translates into hesitation, which results in missed opportunities for protection. ... The path to vaccination can feel unnecessarily complicated.”

It can make services more efficient, as it means hospitals are not unnecessarily chasing up patients who no longer need treatment.

"I don't want future generations of women to go through what I did. I know that my situation isn't unique and too many women unnecessarily suffer with undiagnosed endometriosis for far too long," she said.

He also urged the public to avoid unnecessarily crowding at hospitals to allow medical work to continue undisrupted.

The agency, asserting that such rules are “unnecessarily prescriptive,” proposes to give employers “greater flexibility in the respirators they select for exposed workers.”