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New recommendations for back pain treatment

A quarter of Americans have had low back pain at least once in the past three months. The American College of Physicians is now telling doctors prescription medication should be considered a last resort in most cases. Dr. Tara Narula joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss the new recommendations to treat back pain. Source

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National Security Adviser Michael Flynn’s job may be in jeopardy

General Michael Flynn, national security advisor to President Trump, is reportedly on thin ice for misleading top government officials including Vice President Mike Pence about his calls with Russia’s ambassador. The Boston Globe’s Matt Viser discusses whether Trump will keep Flynn in his administration. Source

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CDC director unveils new mask guidelines for fully vaccinated Americans

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention unveiled updated guidelines on Tuesday detailing activities that vaccinated people can safely resume, including attending small outdoor gatherings without the need to wear a mask. CDC Director Rochelle Walensky said fully vaccinated individuals “can take a step back to the normalcy of before.” Source

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Protecting your digital afterlife

CBS News’ Meg Oliver reports on what happens to personal account information online after a user’s death, and steps you can take to protect your digital afterlife. Source

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Adele sweeps the Grammys, pays tribute to Beyoncé

The 59th Grammy Awards made for a memorable night, especially for Adele fans. She went home with trophies in five top categories and performed twice for the star-studded audience. Entertainment Tonight’s Kevin Frazier joins CBSN to break down the top moments from last night’s Grammys. Source

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CDC reports 14,000 new cases of flu per week

The number of flu cases is surging across the country. The latest figures from the CDC show the virus is “widespread” in 43 states. There are 14,000 new cases a week, and at least 20 children have reportedly died from the virus since late 2016. Dr. Tara Narula joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss the threat. Source

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