How These Vocal Anti Covid Vaccine Chiropractors Have Split the Profession – The New York Times
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Month: July 2021
What students need to know about VCU’s vaccine requirement – VCU News
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He Thought It Was the Flu, but He Had Never Been So Sick
Was there a clue in the dark color of his urine? View original article Contributor: Lisa Sanders, M.D.
Vocal Anti-Vaccine Chiropractors Split the Profession
The conflict among chiropractors has become more consequential as the Delta variant of the coronavirus spreads and the rate of new vaccinations slows. View original article Contributor: Maggie Astor
How Walking Can Build Up the Brain
Older men and women who walked for six months showed improvements in white matter and memory, while those who danced or did stretching exercises did not. View original article Contributor: Gretchen Reynolds
Vocal Anti-Vaccine Chiropractors Split the Profession – The New York Times
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Chicago police reform: Mental health clinicians will start answering some 911 calls — instead of cops – Chicago Sun-Times
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A New Postpartum Depression Drug Could Lead to a Revolution in Treating Women’s Mental Health Issues
About one in seven women who give birth in the U.S. experience postpartum depression—a condition that can leave them exhausted, make it difficult for them to bond with their babies, and even generate thoughts of suicide. Left untreated, the condition can become chronic and interfere with the development of suffering mothers’ babies. It also takes … Read more
The FDA’s New Guillain-Barre Warning For the J&J Vaccine Reflects a Small Increased Risk of the Illness
As millions of people get vaccinated against COVID-19, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are closely monitoring reports of side effects and adverse events among people getting immunized. On July 12, the FDA added a warning about the risk of Guillain-Barre to the single-dose Janssen/Johnson … Read more
Contraceptive Access May Not Be as Life-Changing for the World’s Poorest Women as Previously Thought, According to a New Study
At the Generation Equality Forum in Paris in early July, the U.N. attracted political and business leaders from across the globe to talk about gender equality, and also invited them to put their moneys where their mouths were. Among the Forum’s seven key platforms were a push for more economic justice for women—meaning equal access … Read more