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15 Oct
Is a Really Bad Flu Season Coming?
The U.S. could be facing severe flu outbreaks as COVID safety measures are relaxed, according to a new study.
14 Oct
Nearly Half of Breast Cancer Patients Use Pot, New Survey Finds
Nearly half of breast cancer patients use pot to relieve symptoms and many don't tell their doctors, according to researchers.
13 Oct
60% Of Americans May Delay or Skip Flu Shot, Survey Finds
Despite COVID-19 and warnings that this flu season could be severe, many adults say they may delay or skip the flu shot, according to a new survey
FDA Panel Recommends Approval of Johnson & Johnson Booster Shot
In a unanimous vote, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's vaccine advisory panel on Friday recommended that the agency grant emergency use of booster shots of Johnson & Johnson's coronavirus vaccine.
The FDA is expected to make a decision within days that will help guide the 15 million Americans who have received the Johnson & Johnson v...
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Vaccinated Foreign Travelers Can Enter United States Beginning Nov. 8
All international travelers who are fully vaccinated against the coronavirus will be able to enter the United States beginning Nov. 8, an official at the White House told The New York Times.
The announcement came on the heels of news on Wednesday that the United States would reopen its land borders to fully vaccinated tr...
- Ernie Mundell and Robin Foster
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AHA News: Carrying a Tune Could Lead to Better Health
Not everyone can sing like a nightingale. When some of us try to carry a tune, we sound like Bob Dylan imitating Elmer Fudd.
Still, no matter the sound, experts say we should limber up our larynxes more often. According to a growing body of research, bursting into song is good for both your body and your brain.
"Singing a song that w...
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AHA News: Cyclist Mandy Marquardt Doesn't Let Diabetes Slow Her Down
Mandy Marquardt spends her days training and racing furiously around a velodrome. She's a track sprint cyclist, and by age 16, she already was winning medals in junior events when a routine checkup revealed high blood glucose.
Follow-up tests discovered Type 1 diabetes. The diagnosis prompted her doctor to proclaim her cycling future would...
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State Lotteries Didn't Help Boost Vaccination Rates
FRIDAY, Oct. 15, 2021 (HealthDay News) -- A shot at winning $1 million did nothing to budge the number of people who got the COVID-19 jab.
According to
Biden Administration to Invest $100 Million to Ease Health Worker Shortage
The National Health Service Corps will receive $100 million to help tackle the U.S. health care worker shortage, the White House announced Thursday.
That's a five-fold increase in funding from previous years for a program that helps find primary care doctors for communities that struggle to recruit and keep them, according to the U.S. Depa...
- Robert Preidt and Robin Foster
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