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Health Care Workers Overwhelmed by Rapid Rise in COVID-19 Hospitalizations

As COVID-19 cases rise rapidly across the United States, health care workers say they are overwhelmed and even the resources of medical facilities.
COVID-19 Safety Protocols May Delay Future Outbreaks of Flu and Other Respiratory Illnesses, Study Shows

COVID-19 Safety Protocols May Delay Future Outbreaks of Flu and Other Respiratory Illnesses, Study Shows

A new study by Princeton University researchers showed that safety measures for COVID-19 may delay future outbreaks of flu and other respiratory illnesses.
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Christopher Senekki: The Man Behind the Changing Norms of Men’s Mental Health

Mental health seems like a ravaging problem in this decade, and the sad reality is not many people are aware of that. If sources are to be believed, then there is 1 in every 6 people who struggle with mental health issues. While suicide rates all across the globe seem to be climbing rapidly, Christopher Senekki gives a new direction to the problem. He believes that the gamut of all mental health issues lies in the often-overlooked solution, i.e., self-perception.

20 Million Americans Could Receive COVID-19 Vaccine Next Month

A total of 20 million Americans could be vaccinated with Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine before the end of the year, according to a top official involved in the government's vaccine initiative.
COVID-19: California Reaches 1 Million Cases

COVID-19: California Reaches 1 Million Cases

Data from the Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center showed Thursday that California's COVID-19 cases have already reached one million.

Moderna Cancer Vaccine Shows Promising Results in Early Clinical Trial

Moderna announced on Wednesday the promising results of its experimental cancer vaccine during an early-stage clinical trial.

Melatonin May Be Viable Option for Treating COVID-19, New Study Suggests

Melatonin could be a possible treatment option for COVID-19, a new study from the Cleveland Clinic said.
Recovered COVID-19 Patients Donate Plasma For Experimental Antibodies Treatment

1 in 5 COVID-19 Patients at Risk of Developing Mental Illness, Study Suggests

One in five COVID-19 survivors is likely to develop mental illness within three months of infection, a study suggested.
Pfizer Volunteers Who Received Placebo May Be Offered Vaccine by March

Fauci Confident of Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine, Says He Would Take It Once FDA Approved

The nation's top infectious disease expert, Dr. Anthony Fauci, said on Tuesday that he has confidence in Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine.
Does a Smart Light Bulb Affects Sleeping Pattern?

Does a Smart Light Bulb Affect Sleeping Pattern?

The circadian rhythm or sleeping pattern of a person is affected in different ways. Researchers look into the effect of smart light bulbs on the sleeping pattern.
Eli Lilly's Antibody Treatment for COVID-19 Receives Emergency Approval From FDA

Eli Lilly's Antibody Treatment for COVID-19 Receives Emergency Approval From FDA

Eli Lilly and Co's monoclonal antibody therapy received emergency use authorization from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Monday.

Meet the Two Latino Health Experts Leading Biden's COVID-19 Task Force

President-elect Joe Biden appointed two Latino health and infectious disease experts as members of his COVID-19 Task Force who will be responsible to help mitigate the virus.
White House Blocks FDA Guidelines on COVID-19 Vaccine

Biden Under Pressure to Name New FDA Commissioner as COVID-19 Vaccine Faith Falters

President-elect Joe Biden is under a lot of pressure to name a new Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner in his administration.

Here's How Biden Would Fight the COVID-19 Pandemic in US

With his projected presidential win, former Vice President Joe Biden is now planning his move on how best to fight the coronavirus pandemic in the United States.
Does Everything You Drink Smells Like This? You Might Have Coronavirus, Experts Say

Does Everything You Drink Smells Like This? You Might Have Coronavirus, Experts Say

If everything you drink has a specific smell like this, you may have coronavirus, as per the experts.
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Puerto Rico to Provide Free COVID-19 Rapid Test at Toll Booths to Control Asymptomatic Spread

Puerto Rico's Health Department announced on Friday that they will provide free COVID-19 rapid tests across the island to determine the number of infections.

J Balvin Admits He Struggles With Depression and Anxiety

Latino star J Balvin has not been active recently on his social media account. He admitted that he is struggling with anxiety and depression.
Texas Surpasses 1 Million Coronavirus Cases, Ranks Highest in US

Texas Surpasses 1 Million Coronavirus Cases, Ranks Highest in US

While the nation is glued in monitoring the presidential election results, Texas quietly inched its way towards one million coronavirus cases.
More Americans Are on Diet From a Decade Ago, Says CDC

More Americans Are on Diet From a Decade Ago, Says CDC

CDC found that more Americans are on a diet these days compared to a decade ago. CDC found that more Americans are on a diet these days compared to a decade ago.
An Earwax Test Could Determine Stress Levels and Risk of Depression

Earwax Test Could Determine Stress Levels and Risk of Depression

Earwax could be tested to determine the stress levels and risk of depression, experts claimed. Earwax could be tested to determine the stress levels and risk of depression, experts claimed.
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