Vaccine misinformation: preparing for infodemic’s ‘second wave’ – Wink News
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Month: December 2020
Governor announces plan for ‘alternative care sites’ as covid hospitalizations hit high – Arkansas Online
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Gov. authorizes two alternative COVID-19 care sites in Arkansas – WMC
Gov. authorizes two alternative COVID-19 care sites in Arkansas WMC Governor Hutchinson authorizes two alternative care sites to be constructed for additional bed space KNWA Arkansas to build site for more hospital beds in Van Buren 4029tv More hospital beds coming to the River Valley as COVID-19 cases continue to rise 5newsonline.com View Full Coverage on Google News >View … Read more
Pfizer Nears Deal to Provide More Vaccine Doses
The company could provide at least tens of millions of additional doses of a coronavirus vaccine under an agreement that would give it better access to the supplies it needs to expand manufacturing. View original article Contributor: Sharon LaFraniere and Katie Thomas
Sloan Kettering Paid $1.5 Million Severance to a Cancer Doctor Forced Out Over Conflicts
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center gave Dr. José Baselga a payout after he resigned under fire in 2018 over his ties to health care companies. View original article Contributor: Katie Thomas and Charles Ornstein
Cancer Center Paid $1.5 Million Severance to Doctor Forced Out Over Conflicts
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center gave Dr. José Baselga a payout after he resigned under fire in 2018 over his ties to health care companies. View original article Contributor: Katie Thomas and Charles Ornstein
South Korea May Move to Level 3 if Covid Cases Aren’t Controlled
Officials are racing to secure more I.C.U. beds after an explosion of infections caused a bottleneck of patients. If cases aren’t brought under control, the government may impose Level 3 restrictions for the first time in South Korea. View original article Contributor: Choe Sang-Hun
Pulse Oximeters and Coronavirus: Devices Have Higher Error Rate in Black Patients
A study showed that the devices, which measure oxygen levels in the blood, were three times more likely to give misleading readings in people with dark skin. View original article Contributor: Roni Caryn Rabin
New data reveals how our diets are changing over time
We now know more than we ever have about what makes a good, balanced diet and the ways in which different nutrients impact our health. Analysis of the burden of disease in England highlights the importance of a healthy diet and weight on risk of preventable diseases such as heart disease and some cancers. The … Read more
Quitting smoking cold turkey: Tips, coping mechanisms, and more – Medical News Today
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