US health officials have given the final OK to Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for children as young as 5. The director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention gave the go-ahead Tuesday night. (Nov. 2)
They may be in your medicine cabinet right now.
One doctor calls the test "a game changer."
Delilah Belle Hamlin believes the COVID-19 vaccine triggered a number of underlying health issues, but clarified she is not "an anti-vaxxer."
"I felt like my heart just sunk straight to my stomach, because [my port] is so important to me. And it was just erased completely," Allison Hale tells PEOPLE
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All the symptoms seem the same for a cold, the flu, coronavirus, and even allergies! Here's how to spot the difference.
The pro-Trump actor, best known for her titular role in "Buffy The Vampire Slayer," said she's developed pneumonia.
Employees had until Oct. 30 to comply with the hospital’s vaccine mandate.
More than two dozen have also been hospitalized.
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After a summer of reports of breakthrough coronavirus infections, when it seemed that everyone knew someone who tested positive after vaccination, recently released federal data sheds light on how common these cases really were, how severe they became and who was most at risk. Compared with the unvaccinated, fully vaccinated people overall had a much lower chance of testing positive for the virus or dying from it, even through the summer’s delta surge and the relaxation of pandemic restrictions
Dr. Sophia Yen hasn't had a period for 11 years. She's encouraging others to eliminate their periods, in part to lower their risk of ovarian cancer.
Jean Rounds, the wife of Republican Sen. Mike Rounds of South Dakota, died Tuesday following a battle with cancer. Jean Rounds had a sarcoma cancer and had been undergoing treatment since May of 2019. Mike Rounds, who previously served as South Dakota’s governor, won a second Senate term last year while his wife was undergoing treatment.
Dua Lipa shows off her super sculpted booty and legs in a vampire costume for Halloween. The "Don't Start Now" singer says her HIIT sessions keep her in shape.
You know the feeling. Your eyelids begin to droop, you feel your head sink into your neck, background sounds become increasingly remote... and before you know it you’ve drifted into a blissful snooze, unaware of your surroundings. Particularly mortifying are the accidental snoozes that happen in professional settings – especially when you’re a political leader whose public faux-pas, heavy eyelids included, is immediately pounced on by social media meme-makers.
Kate Beckinsale shows off her totally sculpted legs in a brand new Instagram photo. The 48-year-old actress says yoga and compound exercises keep her in shape.
Early in October, I said that Cassava Sciences’ (NASDAQ:SAVA) big gains in late September had investors dreaming of a big payday for SAVA stock in 2022. Source: Pavel Kapysh / Shutterstock.com I even suggested it might retest $100—a level it hit throughout the summer—by the end of 2021. I was convinced it would go on a roll. “As I write this, it’s trading above $60 and looks ready to go on a big run in October like it did in May. This stock is so unpredictable; it would not surprise me in the sl
A well-stocked pantry makes cooking and planning meals easier. Try these common pantry foods that may help protect memory, boost energy and reduce anxiety.
There are downsides to most COVID-19 precautions. Keeping children home from school can cause them to fall behind. Working from home can impede creativity. Staying away from friends and relatives can damage mental health. Wearing masks can muffle speech, hide smiles and fog eyeglasses. For all of these reasons, the ideal COVID policy for any society balances the benefits and costs of precautions. It acknowledges that excessive caution can do more harm than good. Over the past year, Britain’s COV
The Taliban-appointed supervisor of a small district hospital outside the Afghan capital has big plans for the place — to the dismay of the doctors who work there. Mohammed Javid Ahmadi, 22, was asked by his superiors, fresh off the fields of battle from a war that has spanned most of his life, what kind of jobs he could do. On offer were positions in an array of ministries and institutions now under the Taliban’s power following their August takeover and the collapse of the former government.
