Month: July 2021

The guidance is a split from the C.D.C., which has recommended masks only for the unvaccinated. View original article Contributor: Emily Anthes

He pioneered a new branch of emergency medicine — when emergency rooms are nowhere to be found — and helped compile the definitive textbook on health care in the wild. View original article Contributor: Alex Vadukul

People with heart failure may live for many years and should continue to get regular cancer screenings, experts say. View original article Contributor: Nicholas Bakalar

The variant can dodge some of the immune system’s defenses, but is still vulnerable to vaccines. View original article Contributor: Emily Anthes

Pollen-food reactions, adult onset symptoms and cross reactivity are just some of the surprising ways our bodies respond to food. View original article Contributor: Jane E. Brody

I’m relieved harsh covid restrictions are behind us. I’ve missed concerts, travel, laughing in-person with friends. But I don’t miss the residual effects of drinking. View original article Contributor: Tracy Brown Hamilton

Post-traumatic growth spurs “a positive change that often leaves mothers feeling better than they did before,” one psychologist said. View original article Contributor: Juli Fraga