Published Jun 13, 2022 in washingtonpost.comAuthor by Geoffrey A. Fowler There’s a burgeoning business in harvesting our patient data to target us with ultra-personalized ads.

Published Jun 13, 2022 in jpost.comAuthor by Jerusalem Having had COVID-19 may negatively alter one’s performance at work, even after recovering from the initial illness,

Published Jun 13, 2022 in theguardian.comAuthor by Devi Sridhar As we move into summer, more than two years since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic,

Published Jun 12, 2022 in nbcchicago.com As COVID-19 infections continue to sweep the nation, more people are asking when they’re considered contagious and how long

Published Jun 12, 2022 in thehill.comAuthor by Nathaniel Weixel The Biden administration faces an uphill battle to convince parents to give COVID-19 shots to children

Published Jun 14, 2022 in cnet.comAuthor by Jessica Rendall While reported cases of COVID-19 are starting to level off in many parts of the country, COVID-19 is very

Published Jun 12, 2022 in cleveland.comAuthor by Guest columnist Guest columnist Dr. Robert A. Salata is a professor of medicine, international health and epidemiology/biostatistics at

Published Jun 13, 2022 in latimes.comAuthor by Liz Szabo Many schools in California and nationwide were in dire need of upgrades — burdened by leaking

Published Jun 12, 2022 in news.cnrs.frAuthor by Martin Koppe Artificial intelligence may enable earlier diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis, an incurable disease that attacks the central

Published Jun 13, 2022 in news-medical.netAuthor by Shanet Susan AlexJun In a recent work published in the Cell journal, investigators examined the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus

Published Jun 11, 2022 in syracuse.comAuthor by Darian Stevenson Rydell Davis’ mother would often wipe black soot from the bedroom window of his childhood home.

Published Jun 09, 2022 in independent.co.ukAuthor by Tom Batchelor A high pollen count mixed with thunderstorms will trigger a weather phenomenon called “thunder fever” this week, causing problems for

Published Jun 08, 2022 in healthline.comAuthor by Michael O’Regan Immunologists and rheumatologists are both internal medicine doctors. While immunologists treat conditions that affect your immune

Published Jun 09, 2022 in grist.orgAuthor by Robert Nickelsberg In February, the White House Council on Environmental Quality released the beta version of a screening tool

Published Jun 03, 2022 in bridgemi.comAuthor by Zahra Ahmad Spring is nearly over, but there’s still plenty of life left in allergy season in Michigan.

Published Jun 09, 2022 in hsph.harvard.edu  Children living in neighborhoods with higher population densities, greater proportions of lower-income households, and greater poverty had higher rates of asthma,

Published Jun 07, 2022 in genengnews.com Asthma is among the most common chronic diseases in the United States, and having a mother with asthma is

Published Jun 08, 2022 in timesnownews.comAuthor by TN Digital New Delhi:Asthma is a condition wherein the lungs and airways of a person swells and inflames when exposed to

Published Jun 12, 2022 in wellandgood.comAuthor by Jessica Estrada Once the calendar flips from winter to spring, talk (or rather complaining about) allergy season begins.

Published Jun 13, 2022 in theguardian.comAuthor by Tracey Lindeman First, he had the symptoms. Then he saw the yellow fog. A thin layer of gold-coloured