Month: January 2021

Instead of lolling around in a lush pool of liquid, our baby was balled tight. Was there a connection to the eggs I had donated 10 years earlier? View original article Contributor: Justine Feron

Test your knowledge of this week’s health news. View original article Contributor: Toby Bilanow

Dr. Jacqueline Parchem, a maternal-fetal medicine physician at UTHealth in Houston, considers herself a private person. Even still, she logged on to Twitter on Dec. 22 and began drafting a series of posts. “Pregnant and unsure about the #COVID19 vaccine?” she wrote in a tweet that has now been liked more than 3,000 times. “You’re … Read more

On a frigid morning in January, Trudy Ronnel settled into her favorite sofa chair at the Westminster Place senior-living community in Evanston, Ill., pulled down the neckline on her red blouse and braced herself for a shot she’d anticipated for almost a year. At 92 years old, with multiple medical conditions, she spent most of … Read more

President Biden, who laid out his plan to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, offered a sober assessment about the crisis. View original article Contributor: Amy Goldstein

Confusion over nursing home set-asides, uncertainty about the status of second doses and reluctance to order vaccine that might go unused mean some doses remain in warehouses. View original article Contributor: Isaac Stanley-Becker

A combination of two injectable drugs will provide an alternative to daily pills for people with H.I.V. View original article Contributor: Apoorva Mandavilli

Dos inyecciones pueden preparar el sistema inmunológico para luchar contra el coronavirus. View original article Contributor: Jonathan Corum and Carl Zimmer

Dos inyecciones pueden preparar el sistema inmunitario para combatir el coronavirus. View original article Contributor: Jonathan Corum and Carl Zimmer