The agency is reviewing several dozen reports that teenagers and young adults may have developed myocarditis after vaccination, officials said. But the agency has not determined whether the vaccine caused the condition. View original article Contributor: Apoorva Mandavilli
Cannabis corporations are rushing to meet what is expected to be a “tidal wave” of demand in New York and New Jersey. View original article Contributor: Tracey Tully
Though less common than other types of skin cancer such as basal cell carcinoma or squamous cell carcinoma, melanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer. For this reason, it … Click to Continue » View original article Contributor:
Cannabis corporations are rushing to meet what is expected to be a “tidal wave” of demand in New York and New Jersey. View original article Contributor: Tracey Tully
As more states legalize recreational cannabis, Wrigley and others are suing over look-alike THC treats. They’re protecting their brands — and also, they argue, your kids. View original article Contributor: Valeriya Safronova
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) announcement last week that fully vaccinated people no longer have to wear masks or socially distance came as a great relief to millions of people who have been vaccinated. But it has also led to confusion and chaos in workplaces and other locations where vaccinated and … Read more
All it took to break down the world’s most vaunted COVID-19 defense was a little secret tea. After almost 18 months of nearly unblemished success keeping the coronavirus pandemic at bay—including the world’s longest streak of case-free days—Taiwan is now in the grip of its first major COVID-19 surge. Total cases, which had been below … Read more
Everest South Base Camp lies at an altitude of 17,598 feet (5,364 m), but it is no refuge from the global pandemic. The Nepali Sherpas who, in normal times, share the camaraderie of climbers on the world’s highest mountain, now enforce strict social-distancing rules, remaining within their separate camps—indeed, mostly inside their own tents. “We … Read more
While scores of colleges and a handful of travel companies have made the shots compulsory, others hold back, fearing a backlash and lawsuits. View original article Contributor: Dan Diamond