Month: August 2021

The report  paints a picture of an on-again, off-again disorder for adults, with symptoms fluctuating depending on life circumstances. View original article Contributor: Katherine Ellison

The secretary of education, Miguel Cardona, sent a pair of letters to the governors of Texas and Florida, expressing concerned about recent executive orders. View original article Contributor: Erica L. Green

Al aumentar los casos y las hospitalizaciones de personas de la tercera edad, los expertos ofrecen una advertencia: la covid puede tener un aspecto diferente en las personas de edad avanzada. View original article Contributor: Paula Span

Foods like yogurt, kimchi, sauerkraut and kombucha increased the diversity of gut microbes and led to lower levels of inflammation. View original article Contributor: Anahad O’Connor

“I got my first shot and am yet to receive the second. The situation was tough for the last two months, where over 2000 people died, including health workers. We hope that vaccines will be able to reach different parts of the country and that people will be responsible and go for vaccination. COVID is … Read more

The battle for control of Vectura Group Plc has put shareholders and the board in a bind, forced to decide if the highest bidder for the U.K. health care company is also the best owner. It’s a dilemma thrown up by the nature of the two suitors. After private-equity firm Carlyle Group Inc. made the … Read more

A top White House adviser said monoclonal antibody treatments, sometimes underused, could still be crucial in helping people with Covid-19 avoid getting very sick. View original article Contributor: Noah Weiland and Rebecca Robbins