If you or your partner have sleeping habits or problems that can interfere with slumbering, experts say both of you might get a better nights rest by trying separate beds or rooms. View original article Contributor: Daryl Austin
The researchers found that the sooner a responder arrived at the World Trade Center, the more likely they were to show signs of hepatic steatosis. View original article Contributor: Erin Blakemore
United Airlines will require employees in the U.S. to be vaccinated against COVID-19 by late October, perhaps sooner, joining a growing number of big corporations that are responding to a surge in virus cases. Company leaders called it a matter of safety and cited “incredibly compelling” evidence of the effectiveness of the vaccines. “We know … Read more
Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine helps prevent severe disease among those infected with the Delta variant, according to a trial involving almost 480,000 health workers in South Africa. The study, known as Sisonke, provides the first large-scale evidence that the J&J vaccine works against this dominant variant, according to trial co-lead Glenda Gray. It’s probably … Read more
Federal officials are rushing to review data and could act within days or weeks. View original article Contributor: Laurie McGinley
Florida accounts for a fifth of all new U.S. coronavirus infections and current hospitalizations. It also illustrates a new dynamic in the pandemic now that vaccines are widely available: Some Republican leaders have decided new surges are tolerable and do not require a robust response to quell. View original article Contributor: Fenit Nirappil
Pandemic burnout is worsening nation-wide health worker shortages. Arkansas hospital workers are leaving during their shifts as the state grapples with virus surge. View original article Contributor: Paulina Villegas
Federal officials are rushing to review data and could act within days or weeks. View original article Contributor: Laurie McGinley
Florida accounts for a fifth of all new U.S. coronavirus infections and current hospitalizations. It also illustrates a new dynamic in the pandemic now that vaccines are widely available: Some Republican leaders have decided new surges are tolerable and do not require a robust response to quell. View original article Contributor: Fenit Nirappil
Pandemic burnout is worsening nation-wide health worker shortages. Arkansas hospital workers are leaving during their shifts as the state grapples with virus surge. View original article Contributor: Paulina Villegas