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By NY Times
- Oct 23, 2020
THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION SHUT A VACCINE SAFETY OFFICE LAST YEAR. WHAT'S THE PLAN NOW?
The office was dedicated to the long-term safety of vaccines. Experts say plans to track coronavirus vaccines are fragmented and “behind...
Vaccination, Plan, Vaccination and Immunization, Clinical Trials, Public-Private Sector Cooperation, Coronavirus, Science and Technology, United States Politics and Government, Electronic Health Records, your-feed-science
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By NY Times
- Oct 23, 2020
AT 12, SHE'S A COVID ‘LONG HAULER'
Although most young people recover quickly, doctors are seeing more children and teens with lingering fatigue and other chronic problems.
Fatigue, Coronavirus, Pediatric Inflammatory Multisystem Syndrome, Children and Childhood, Chronic Condition, Content Type, Service, Migraine Headaches, Parenting, Joints
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By NY Times
- Oct 23, 2020
SCHOOLCHILDREN SEEM UNLIKELY TO FUEL CORONAVIRUS SURGES, SCIENTISTS SAY
Researchers once feared that school reopenings might spread the virus through communities. But so far there is little evidence that...
your-feed-science, Coronavirus Reopenings, Education, Children and Childhood, Disease Rates, Coronavirus, Parenting, Deaths, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Jenkins, Helen E
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By NY Times
- Oct 22, 2020
NO GRUMPY OLD MEN IN THE CHIMP WORLD
Older male chimps follow a pattern that researchers also see in humans, preferring to have positive relationships with a few good friends.
Friendship, Age, Chronological, Animal Behavior, Monkeys and Apes, Arizona State University, Harvard University, Science, Tufts University, University of Michigan, Rosati, Alexandra G, Goodall, Jane, Machanda, Zarin P., Uganda, Dar es Salaam, your-feed-science
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By NY Times
- Oct 22, 2020
JAMES REDFORD, DOCUMENTARIAN AND ENVIRONMENTALIST, DIES AT 58
After two liver transplants, he founded an institute to increase awareness. He and his father, Robert Redford, also championed environmental...
Redford, James, Deaths, Robert, Movies, Documentary Films and Programs, Transplants, Organ Donation, Environment
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By NY Times
- Oct 22, 2020
WIKIPEDIA AND W.H.O. JOIN TO COMBAT COVID MISINFORMATION
The health agency will license much of its material to the online encyclopedia, allowing the information to be reposted widely into...
Coronavirus, Rumors and Misinformation, Social Media, Language and Languages, News and News Media, Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, World Health Organization, Trump, Donald J, Hazardous and Toxic Substances, Google Inc
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By NY Times
- Oct 22, 2020
OSHA UNDER FIRE OVER REGULATION OF MEATPACKING IN PANDEMIC
Critics say the agency has applied scant oversight and negligible penalties despite virus outbreaks at many plants in the spring.
Workplace Hazards and Violations, Meatpacking Plants and Slaughterhouses, Fines, Regulation and Deregulation of Industry, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Labor Department, Suits and Litigation, Organized Labor, Maid-Rite Specialty Foods, JBS SA, Smithfield Foods Inc, United Food and Commercial Workers Union
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By NY Times
- Oct 21, 2020
THE CORONAVIRUS HAS CLAIMED 2.5 MILLION YEARS OF POTENTIAL LIFE IN THE U.S., STUDY FINDS
A Harvard researcher added up the number of years that Americans who died from Covid-19 might have lived had they reached a typical...
Coronavirus, Deaths, Race and Ethnicity, Rumors and Misinformation, Age, Chronological, United States, your-feed-health, your-feed-science
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By NY Times
- Oct 21, 2020
J. MICHAEL LANE, A GENERAL IN THE ROUT OF SMALLPOX, DIES AT 84
At the C.D.C., he waged a 13-year campaign to vanquish a deadly infectious disease that had ravaged the world for centuries. Victory...
Lane, J. Michael, Deaths, Smallpox, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, World Health Organization, Vaccination and Immunization, Medicine and Health
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By NY Times
- Oct 21, 2020
WHY RUNNING WON'T RUIN YOUR KNEES
Running pummels knees more than walking does, but in the process it may fortify and bulk up cartilage, helping stave off knee arthritis.
Knees, Arthritis, Running, Walking
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COVID-19 Lockdown Decreased Mental Health, Sleep, Exercise
New research adds to the growing body of evidence that COVID-19 lockdown dramatically modified our personal habits, reduced mental health, sleep, and exercise.
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COVID-19 Contact Tracing Worked in Large New Jersey City
Comprehensive contact tracing efforts in one New Jersey city worked to drive COVID-19 cases down, even with limited resources, a researcher said.
From a mid-April peak of 263...
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Aspirin Use Reduces Heart Disease Complications, Improves Survival in...
Low-dose aspirin intake by hospitalized COVID-19 patients can reduce the risk of cardiovascular complications and death, reports a new study.
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Op-Ed: Going Trick-Or-Treating During A Pandemic Is Ridiculous
When the CDC released its guidelines about Halloween and trick-or-treating, I wasn't entirely surprised. They are along the lines of all the COVID-19 guidelines: wear a mask...
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Op-Ed: Beyond COVID Tribalism
Two things are true about COVID-19. First, there is no person who has all the answers. SARS-CoV-2 affects every aspect of human life, carries massive uncertainty, and there is...
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COVID-19 In Maharashtra: Active Cases Dropped to 1.5L
Maharashtra's COVID-19 deaths and new cases continued to be on decline and as recoveries improved, the number of active cases touched 1.5 lakh.
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We Will Adhere To CDC Guidelines, And We Will Still Enjoy The Holidays
Even though the pandemic holidays will be different, I'm really looking forward to them.
This pandemic sucks. Let's just face it. Hundreds of thousands of people have died just...
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FDA to let AstraZeneca's coronavirus vaccine trials resume in the US
More than a month after the global trial pause and long after international trials resumed, FDA regulators will finally let Oxford's trials can restart in the US, according to...
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Some Parents Are Demanding In-Person Schooling as the Pandemic Stretches On
Shalyse Olson knows there are risks associated with sending her children back to school during the coronavirus pandemic, but the mother of four in Salem, Oregon says virtual...
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7 Reasons Why COVID-19 Is Putting A Halt On Family Planning
The pandemic is basically ruining everything from work, school, and the holidays. According to several of my friends, it's also dashing their dreams to keep or start adding to...
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