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COVID-19 study examines link between insurance, race and vaccination trends
Medical Xpress· 2 days agoResearch from recent graduate Brock Santi of the University of HawaiĘ»i at Manoa John A. Burns School of Medicine (JABSOM) explored the link between COVID-19
Sperm containing virus raises small risk of COVID-19 spread via sex -study
AOL· 3 days agoChinese researchers who tested sperm of men infected with COVID-19 found that a minority of them had the new coronavirus in their semen, opening up a small ...
A startling number of kids lost parents to overdoses. Experts on how to buck the trend.
USA TODAY via Yahoo News· 2 days agoWhile the largest number of deaths involved parents of white children, the highest rates of loss...running addiction crisis in the U.S. A similar study estimated the number of children who were ...
More than 321,000 U.S. children lost a parent to drug overdose deaths in a decade
UPI· 2 days agoMore than 320,000 U.S. children lost a parent to drug overdose during the past decade, according to...
Concerning Trends: Lack of HPV Vaccination in the United States
Medscape· 1 day agoThe issue I'm going to discuss needs to become a very high priority within the American public...
Stem cell treatments in Mexico linked to drug-resistant meningitis, joint infections - UPI.com
UPI· 13 hours agoThe cases outlined in the new report began in late 2022, when a Colorado woman in her 30s showed up...
Varenicline Leads in Helping Smokers Kick the Habit, Study
Medscape· 1 day agoMost smokers do successfully quit after their first attempt. Switching patients from nicotine...
Are Health Workers More Prone to Alcohol-Related Death?
MedPage Today· 2 days agoNo, and physicians appear to have the lowest risk
Formerly Private Equity-Owned Hospital Chain A Pretty Good Argument Against Private Equity Firms...
Dealbreaker· 3 days agoIt owned a struggling hospital chain that needed $400 million to dig out of a deep financial hole,...
Rate of deadly STEMI heart attack falls among Americans
UPI· 7 days agoMany fewer Americans are falling prey to the most dangerous form of heart attack, a new study says.