This line of defense is especially vital if you’re like me and your symptoms tend toward the atypical, or if you’re battling two illnesses at once. View original article Contributor: Litsa Dremousis
But Regeneron’s antibody treatment is expected to be in short supply. View original article Contributor: Laurie McGinley
A fall wave of the virus ushered in by colder weather is only worsening, outpacing expansions in testing and making new nationwide records routine. View original article Contributor: Derek Hawkins
This line of defense is especially vital if you’re like me and your symptoms tend toward the atypical, or if you’re battling two illnesses at once. View original article Contributor: Litsa Dremousis
Precautions such as mask-wearing will need to be followed during initial rollouts of the inoculations, experts warn. Equally important will be the unknowns about the vaccines. View original article Contributor: Marlene Cimons
In the pandemic, I’ve learned through everyday chores — such as doing the dishes — how we may need to move more slowly, with greater awareness of each moment. View original article Contributor: Steven Petrow
Because of the many pitfalls of preparing and storing lots of food, the holiday can be prime time for pathogens. Here is advice from the CDC and USDA. View original article Contributor: Erin Blakemore
New alternative medicine clinic opens in Johnstown WJAC Johnstown >View original article Contributor:
A negative test is helpful, scientists and doctors say. But it doesn’t mean you should skip other measures, like quarantining, masking and distancing. View original article Contributor:
It’s a rare glimmer of hope in a brutal and battering pandemic year: in November, both Moderna and Pfizer reported that their much-anticipated COVID-19 vaccines are 95% effective in protecting people against getting sick with the disease. Scientists were encouraged (and even surprised by the magnitude of the protection), public health officials finally saw what … Read more