foxnews.com – The fast-spreading coronavirus strain first identified in the United Kingdom has now reached Canada and Japan, after cases cropped up in some European ...
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medium.com – Since the U.S. Congress ratified the first federal health care plan under the presidency of John Adams in 1798 (NIH), generations of legislators ...
Read More »We need long-term solutions for older Americans’ long-term care – STAT
statnews.com – When long-term care is needed, many older adults and their families are suddenly hit with the realization that Medicare does not cover it.
Read More »Incidental side effects threaten to give Covid-19 vaccines a bad rap
statnews.com – There’s a lack of public understanding that many problems that occur after vaccination probably aren’t tied to immunization itself. Tweeted by @statnews https://twitter.com/statnews/status/1343496915648978944
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After a middle school student died of COVID complications, Washington, Missouri became the latest community to flip its stance on masks and other restrictions while the coronavirus ravages the country.
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Kurt Papenfus, a doctor in Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, started to feel sick around Halloween. He developed a scary cough, intestinal symptoms and a headache. In the midst of a pandemic, the news that he had COVID-19 wasn’t surprising, but Papenfus’ illness would have repercussions far beyond his own health.
Read More »Demand for COVID Vaccines Expected to Get Heated
With two promising vaccines primed for release, likely within weeks, experts in ethics and immunization behavior say they expect attitudes to shift quickly from widespread hesitancy to urgent, even heated demand.
Read More »AAP: Wear Masks During Youth Sports Practices and Most Games
In updated recommendations on youth sports during the COVID-19 pandemic, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) encourages players of most sports to wear cloth face coverings at all times for group training, competition, and on the sidelines.
Read More »Thousands of Doctors’ Offices Shut Down Under Financial Stress of COVID
An estimated 8% of all physician practices nationally — around 16,000 — have closed under the stress of the pandemic. And another 7% of primary care practices were unsure they could stay open past December without financial assistance.
Read More »More Than 1 Million Children in U.S. Diagnosed with COVID-19
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, more than 1 million infants, children and adolescents have been diagnosed with the illness, according to data released Monday by the American ...
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