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By NY Times
- Mar 7, 2021
THINGS TO DO AT HOME
This week, attend an art lecture, listen to a conversation with the novelist Viet Thanh Nguyen or celebrate Deaf History Month.
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By NY Times
- Mar 7, 2021
RESTAURANT DINING AND MASK USE LINKED TO VIRUS SPREAD
In U.S. counties without mask requirements last year, or in which restaurants reopened, infections and death rates rose.
your-feed-science, Coronavirus Risks and Safety Concerns, Workplace Hazards and Violations, Coronavirus, Deaths, Restaurants, Vaccination and Immunization, Coronavirus Reopenings, Hygiene and Cleanliness, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Biden, Joseph R Jr, Connecticut, New York City, United States, Heating, Ventilation and Cooling, Research
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By NY Times
- Mar 7, 2021
DAVID MINTZ, WHOSE TOFUTTI MADE BEAN CURD COOL, DIES AT 89
He set out to create an ice cream substitute for people who keep kosher. He created a phenomenon, also loved by vegans, diabetics and...
Diabetes, Allergies, Deaths, Tofu, Tofutti, Tofutti Brands Inc, Ice Cream and Frozen Desserts, Kosher Foods and Products, Mintz, David, Entrepreneurship
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By NY Times
- Mar 7, 2021
IN OREGON, SCIENTISTS FIND A VIRUS VARIANT WITH A WORRYING MUTATION
In a single sample, geneticists discovered a version of the coronavirus first identified in Britain with a mutation originally reported...
your-feed-science, Disease Rates, Research, Coronavirus, Clinical Trials, Vaccination and Immunization, Moderna Inc, Nature, Pfizer Inc, Brazil, Great Britain, New York City, Portland, Oregon
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By NY Times
- Mar 7, 2021
CAN LONG-TERM CARE EMPLOYERS REQUIRE STAFF MEMBERS TO BE VACCINATED?
As legal experts and ethicists debate, some companies aren't waiting.
Vaccination, your-feed-science, Vaccination and Immunization, Home Health Care, Labor and Jobs, Coronavirus, Elder Care, Retirement Communities and Assisted Living, Nursing Homes, Content Type, Service, Workplace Hazards and Violations
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By NY Times
- Mar 7, 2021
HOW RHODE ISLAND FELL TO THE CORONAVIRUS
A dense population of vulnerable citizens set the stage for a frightening epidemic.
your-feed-science, Workplace Hazards and Violations, Disease Rates, Masks, Hygiene and Cleanliness, Hospitals, Coronavirus, Quarantines, Nursing and Nurses, Protective Clothing and Gear, Nursing Homes, Loneliness, Emergency Medical Treatment, Elderly, Hispanic-Americans, Vaccination and Immunization, Medicine and Health, Deaths, Rhode Island Hospital, Central Falls, Pawtucket, Providence, New England States, Rhode Island
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By NY Times
- Mar 7, 2021
CHINA SUBJECTS SOME TRAVELERS TO ANAL SWABS, ANGERING FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
Some experts have questioned the need for the tests, saying that nasal and throat swabs are still the most effective because the coronavirus...
China, Coronavirus, Medicine and Health
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By NY Times
- Mar 7, 2021
SOME SCIENTISTS QUESTION W.H.O. INQUIRY INTO THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC'S ORIGINS
Those who still suspect the outbreak in China may have been caused by a lab leak or accident are pressing for an independent investigation.
Coronavirus, Daszak, Peter, Ebright, Richard H, World Health Organization, Wuhan, Laboratories and Scientific Equipment, Research, Animals, Science and Technology, EcoHealth Alliance
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By NY Times
- Mar 7, 2021
IVERMECTIN DOES NOT ALLEVIATE MILD COVID-19 SYMPTOMS, STUDY FINDS
Ivermectin, a drug typically used to treat parasitic worms, has been prescribed widely during the coronavirus pandemic, but rigorous...
Drugs, Coronavirus, Journal of the American Medical Assn, your-feed-health, your-feed-science, Colombia
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By NY Times
- Mar 7, 2021
ONE AND DONE: WHY PEOPLE ARE EAGER FOR JOHNSON & JOHNSON'S VACCINE
Johnson & Johnson's one-shot vaccine is allowing states to rethink distribution, even as health officials and experts worry some will...
Vaccination, Vaccination and Immunization, Drugs, States, Income Inequality, Meatpacking Plants and Slaughterhouses, Food and Drug Administration, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Johnson & Johnson
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By NY Times
- Mar 7, 2021
TIPS FOR COPING AT HOME: ADVICE FROM A LIFESTYLE REPORTER
We asked Melissa Kirsch to talk about ways she keeps her spirits up and her day meaningful. For her, it starts with a movie night.
Quarantine, Content Type, Personal Profile
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By NY Times
- Mar 7, 2021
HOW TO GET A PELOTON-STYLE WORKOUT WITHOUT SPLURGING
Don't want to pay $1,900 for a Peloton bike, plus a subscription fee for classes? Here are ways to reduce the cost of using tech to...
Exercise, Quarantine, Bicycles and Bicycling, Mobile Applications, Wearable Computing, Content Type, Service, Computers and the Internet, Video Recordings, Downloads and Streaming, Luxury Goods and Services, Apple Inc, Peloton Interactive Inc
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VIVIENNE PARRY: Should Covid-19 vaccines be mandatory for NHS staff?
NHS staff might be required to have a Covid-19 vaccine if they want to work in the health service according to indications coming from government sources, writes VIVIENNE PARRY.
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COVID-19 in Maharashtra: Cases Surpass 10K-Mark
In Maharashtra, the number of COVID-19 cases cross the 10K mark, first time since mid-October, officials said here.
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Vision Impairment Linked to High Mortality Risk
Research links high mortality risk to both mild and severe vision impairment.
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International Women's Day 2021: Choose to Challenge
International Women's Day observed annually on March 8th aims to increase women's access to leadership roles, a key step towards a more equal COVID-19 world.
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COVID Relief Bill Contains Lots of Healthcare Provisions
WASHINGTON - Both public and private health insurance would become less expensive for large numbers of people under the $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill now being debated in the...
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4 Supplements That May Help Better Manage Your Anxiety, According to Experts
If you frequently feel anxious or experience other symptoms of anxiety , it's important that you talk to your doctor. There are a number of ways to manage anxiety , both on...
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CDC: In-Person Dining Adds COVID to the Community Menu
Mask mandates were associated with county level decreases in COVID-19 cases, while increases were seen when in-person restaurant dining was allowed, a modeling study found.
The...
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Kids Hospitalized With COVID-19 Frequently Have Neuro Symptoms
Neurologic symptoms occurred frequently in children and adolescents hospitalized with COVID-19, a large case series of pediatric patients in the U.S. showed.
Of 1,695 people 21...
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Another Weight-Loss Trial Win for Weekly GLP-1 Drug
When paired with lifestyle management, once-weekly semaglutide yielded significant weight loss for overweight adults with type 2 diabetes, the manufacturer-sponsored...
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The Joy And Relief People Are Feeling About Their COVID-19 Vaccines
COVID vaccines are being distributed, and you can almost hear the collective sigh of relief. There is finally a light at the end of this very long pandemic that flipped life as...
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