The Pfizer Vaccine Is Now Approved For Kids: Here Are The Most Common Side Effects
With the Pfizer vaccine finally being approved for children, the most common side effects have been revealed.
How Your Diet May Or May Not Be Affecting Your Dementia Risk
Eating a diet rich in fruits and vegetables versus one that is higher in inflammatory foods contributes to a lower risk of dementia later in life, according to a new study by National and Kapodistrian University of Athens in Greece.
Surgeon General Says Matthew McConaughey Is Wrong About COVID Being Harmless To Kids
Matthew McConaughey has drawn ire recently for his opposition to COVID-19 vaccine mandates for children after vaccinations were approved for kids aged 5-11. The U.S. Surgeon General though responds that the Hollywood star is wrong and COVID-19 remains deadly for children.
Beans Over Bacon: New Study Explains How Plant Fats Lower Your Stroke Risks
A new study has found that a diet heavy on animal fats led to an increased risk of suffering a stroke, but one with more plant-based fats reduced those chances.
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Eating Problems In Young Children May Indicate Developmental Delay Risk: Study
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Homeschooled Adolescents Less Likely To Finish College But Have 'Greater Character Strengths': Study
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COVID In The US: Nation Nears Key Milestone Of Vaccinating 1 Million Kids Ages 5-11
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What Time To Sleep For Heart Health, According To A New Study
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How COVID-19 Lockdowns Lowered Heart Attacks Among Americans By Reducing Air Pollution
Did COVID-19 lockdowns contribute to a drop in heart attacks last year? A new study published by the American Heart Association suggests that by reducing air pollution during lockdowns, the number of strokes dropped with it.
US Surgeon General Releases Guide To Help Americans Push Back On Vaccine Misinformation
Dr. Vivek Murthy provided a guide to help Americans fight against misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines.
New Study Finds Kind Of Fat Consumed Key To Stroke Risk, Not How Much
Making changes and adjustments to one's diet can help reduce stroke risk
4 New COVID-19 Variants Found In Nebraska Are More Transmissible, Considered 'Worrisome'
The new variants are offshoots of the highly transmissible Delta COVID-19 variant.
Sitting A Lot 'Blunted' People's Recovery From Depressive Symptoms Amid COVID-19 Pandemic: Study
The researchers conducted a follow-up to a 2020 study.
Regeneron Claims COVID Patients Receive Lasting Immunity From Its Monoclonal Antibodies
Regeneron’s CEO says that his company's antiviral cocktail provides protection against COVID-19 similar to a vaccination but more friendly to those with compromised immune systems.
Where to Buy N95 Masks Online
N95 masks is a popular filtering facepiece respirator suitable for use in indoor and outdoor settings that offers 95 percent protection from airborne particulates at the micron-level.
Why Vaping Marijuana May Be Worse For Teens Than Smoking It
Research shows that teens who vaped marijuana were at risk of experiencing more serious side effects than those who just smoked it.
Study Shows That Benefits Of In-Person Schooling Overshadow COVID-19 Risks
As vaccines have now been approved for children as young as 5, and further evidence has been presented that spread can be contained, researchers are looking for ways to keep students in classrooms.
Vets Say COVID-19 Connected To Heart Disease In Cats And Dogs
A study shows that cats and dogs can experience heart inflammation as a result of contracting COVID-19.
Gene Found In South Asians Double The Risk Of COVID-19 Death: Study
At least 60% of people with South Asian backgrounds carry the higher-risk gene.
Why Has Americans' Life Expectancy Dropped The Most Since WWII?
Life expectancy in the United States has dropped by its highest amount since World War II during the COVID-19, the highest drop in life expectancy among rich countries, second only to Russia.
Merck COVID Pill Gets First Approval In UK
On Thursday, Merck announced that the U.K. was the first to approve its pill to treat COVID.
Woman Had Both Legs Amputated After 'Wrongly' Assuming Infection Was COVID-19
The woman suffered from a rare blood infection caused by a type of bacteria that causes meningitis.
Eating Alone May Be Harmful To Heart Health: Study
The importance of having a companion during meals has been "overlooked."
CDC Says Suicide Rates Fell In 2020 But Rates Among Younger Americans Went Up
The number of Americans who committed suicide in 2020 fell overall, ending a two decade rise. However younger Americans, particularly people of color, registered higher rates than they had in 2019.
'Higher Than Expected': 1 In 20 With Type 2 Diabetes Achieve Remission
A "reasonably large" proportion achieved remission outside trial or bariatric surgery settings, research indicates.
Alcohol Use: Study Sheds Light On Abstainers' Higher Mortality Rate
Among the alcohol abstainers, many had risk factors associated with early death.
Exercise May Help Reduce Alcohol Cravings, New Study Finds
The results of the study could prove useful for many people who may be struggling to manage their alcohol use.
5 Health Benefits of Chai Tea
Love chai tea? You might want to start drinking more of it once you learn about its different health benefits.
3 Delicious Keto-Friendly Desserts That Won't Ruin Your Diet
Got a sweet tooth but don't want to break your diet? Are you on a keto diet, perhaps? Try these delicious products.
Climate Change: Temperature Rise Linked To Over 200,000 Kidney Disease Hospitalizations In Brazil
The 202,093 cases of heat-related kidney disease hospitalizations were recorded from 2000 to 2015 alone.
Robotic Pet Cats Improve Behavioral Symptoms In Adults With Dementia, Study Shows
The participants improved in all mood scores over time.
Postpartum Depression: Brisk Walking May Help Mothers Ease Symptoms
Even just 15 minutes of brisk walking a day "could make a really big difference."
FDA Sets Restriction, Updates Label Requirements For Breast Implants
Breast implants are considered Class III medical devices.
Increased Alcohol Consumption During COVID-19 Raised Demand For Liver Transplants
There has been an increased need for liver transplants during the COVID-19 pandemic and it can be chalked up to the surge in heavy drinking.
Cigarette Sales Rebound During COVID-19 For The First Time In 20 Years
Cigarette sales shot up last year at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in a rare boost for the tobacco industry.
Even Walking Can Be Affected By Sleep Deprivation: Study
The study shows that gait isn't simply an automatic process.
How COVID-19 Stress Is Still Making Small Decisions Difficult For Americans
The COVID-19 pandemic has been putting enough of a strain on Americans that it is affecting how they make basic decisions, even as many Americans hold onto the belief that there will be a return to normalcy once the pandemic ends.
Lonely People Seek Primary Care Services More Often: Study
Loneliness is a "growing public health concern," researchers have said.
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