Month: July 2021

Her focus was on immunology and how to predict and diagnose the outcomes of transplants. She was, a colleague said, “a great researcher and a great mentor to many people.” View original article Contributor: Richard Sandomir

If you struggle with inflammatory skin conditions like eczema, rosacea or psoriasis, you know the many ways that inflammation can disrupt the skin. However, did you know that skin inflammation … Click to Continue » View original article Contributor:

An old quote from Cher still resonates with me. As she sat for a gym commercial, she said, “If it came in a bottle, everyone would have a great body.” … Click to Continue » View original article Contributor:

Portland food cart co-owners Eric and Nicole Gitenstein didn’t have much choice about whether to open their business during this week’s unprecedented heat wave plaguing the Pacific Northwest. Excess heat from their refrigerators and burners often raises temperatures inside their cart, MF Tasty, 10 to 15 degrees higher than those outside. With area temperatures peaking … Read more

As of June 16, more than one in 10 eligible people had skipped out on the follow-up jab. View original article Contributor: Caroline Anders

The news, based on a small study, offers hope to many developing economies and suggests all U.S.-approved shots are effective against known coronavirus variants. View original article Contributor: Katerina Ang

Big cats, ferrets, apes and bears are benefiting from a gift of 11,000 doses, but vaccines for pets are not recommended. View original article Contributor: James Gorman

Less than half the country is fully vaccinated against Covid-19, and the contagious Delta variant is spreading. Still, the White House is putting together an “America’s Back Together” celebration for July 4. View original article Contributor: Sheryl Gay Stolberg