From the end of 2020 into early 2021, the U.S. was locked on a pathway of continually breaking and re-breaking COVID-19 records. In December, more than 200,000 new infections in a single day were reported for the first time. Only about a month later, the country hit a somber new record: 300,000 diagnoses in a … Read more
In an ideal world, there would be enough vaccines to inoculate everyone who wanted to get immunized against COVID-19. People would get their shots on a first come, first serve basis, we’d achieve herd immunity in a matter of months and COVID-19 would become a soon-distant memory. But with some 240 million people over age … Read more
As efforts accelerate nationally to provide the coronavirus vaccine to communities of color, skepticism about the inoculations is often highlighted as a major impediment. But a lack of pharmacies, hospitals, providers and transportation has emerged as an equally significant concern in those communities, where covid-19 has wrought its worst damage. View original article Contributor: Akilah … Read more
Health officers have waited two months for their own supply of shots, and some have been turned away from vaccination sites for the military View original article Contributor: Dan Diamond
You can burn more calories, since lower temperatures allow you to exercise longer without overheating, and being outdoors is a great mood lifter. But be sure to dress properly. View original article Contributor: Christie Aschwanden
As efforts accelerate nationally to provide the coronavirus vaccine to communities of color, skepticism about the inoculations is often highlighted as a major impediment. But a lack of pharmacies, hospitals, providers and transportation has emerged as an equally significant concern in those communities, where covid-19 has wrought its worst damage. View original article Contributor: Akilah … Read more
Health officers have waited two months for their own supply of shots, and some have been turned away from vaccination sites for the military View original article Contributor: Dan Diamond
You can burn more calories, since lower temperatures allow you to exercise longer without overheating, and being outdoors is a great mood lifter. But be sure to dress properly. View original article Contributor: Christie Aschwanden
Experts say it’s still important to learn the full picture of an individual’s “covid-19 practices,” including masking, social distancing and other ways that they socialize. View original article Contributor: Steven Petrow
Researchers attribute the rise to a “significant” increase in Stage 4 breast cancer among younger women. View original article Contributor: Erin Blakemore