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CDC ‘disease detectives’ study mold infections in COVID patients, more
Atlanta Journal-Constitution· 3 days agoThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will hold its annual Epidemic Intelligence Service...
How B cells recognize new variants of SARS-CoV-2
Medical Xpress· 3 days agoResearchers at TWINCORE, Center for Clinical and Experimental Infection Research, have now been able to show that the combination of infection and...
Could a Novel RNA-Based Vaccine Strategy Stop Endless Boosters?
Technology Networks· 4 days agoEach year, seasonal influenza vaccines are designed to protect against the four main types of flu...
What do you know about measles and vaccination?
Medical Xpress· 5 days agoWith measles cases rising in Canada and internationally, it is important for clinicians to understand the disease and the role of vaccination against...
L+M Hospital celebrates Breastfeeding Awareness Month
The Day· 4 days agoAs a designated “Baby Friendly” hospital, L+M promotes the benefits of breastfeeding through education and encouragement of breastfeeding when possible. Breast milk has been proven to offer ...
Surgeons perform first combined heart pump and pig kidney transplant
KOMU Columbia· 2 days agoLisa Pisano of New Jersey had the first ever surgery of its kind.
Less than half of nursing home residents are up to date with their COVID-19 vaccines, study finds:...
Yahoo Life· 4 days agoHere’s your go-to guide with everything you need to know about COVID-19, including testing expanding...
With whooping cough cases on the rise, do you need a booster vaccine?
Fox News· 4 days agoAs whooping cough cases are surging globally, some may wonder if it’s necessary to get a booster....
Not getting enough Vitamin D ‘increases your risk of developing cancer’
The US Sun· 23 hours agoNOT getting enough vitamin D could put you at greater risk of cancer, a study suggests. Professor...
UC Riverside researchers develop potential universal vaccine strategy
KPBS San Diego· 22 hours agoGetting vaccinated for the flu or COVID-19 doesn’t guarantee full protection because viruses are always changing. Despite yearly efforts to update flu vaccines to match prevalent virus strains ...
