New COVID variant, “pirola,” raises concerns amidst ongoing crises
The multitude of mutations in Pirola raises concerns about its potential to bypass immunity from natural infection or vaccination.
The multitude of mutations in Pirola raises concerns about its potential to bypass immunity from natural infection or vaccination.
Racial disparities in immunizations also exist with basic, essential childhood vaccines such as measles and whooping cough.
The settlement sets a precedent, potentially leading to complaints seeking compensation and control of Lacks’ cells.
'Moreover, the share of cases among Black people has risen in recent weeks, suggesting widening disparities for this group.'
The authorization is for individuals 50 and older, which health officials said would provide extra protection for the most vulnerable ...
Nucleic acid vaccines use mRNA to give cells instructions on how to produce a desired protein. Libre de Droit/iStock via ...
A new study looked at attitudes about COVID-19 almost two years after a worldwide pandemic was declared.
The colorful fall season is also bringing some good signs that the United States is making progress in the fight ...
Rural Americans are dying of COVID at more than twice the rate of their urban counterparts.
As hospitals continue to fill up with COVID-19 patients across the country, other medical conditions go untreated.
History is replete with examples of White physicians brutalizing African Americans rather than healing them.
Starting in September, a third shot of the two-dose Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna vaccines will be offered to the fully vaccinated ...
Rising cases of coronavirus throughout the world are currently creating concern.
On June 25, the World Health Organization (WHO) recommended that fully vaccinated people continue to wear a mask.
Governor Tim Walz announced a three-step timeline to end nearly all state COVID-19 restrictions.
wo national pharmacy chains that the federal government entrusted to inoculate people against COVID-19 account for the lion’s share of ...
The yearly influenza season threatens to make the COVID-19 pandemic doubly deadly, but this may not be inevitable.
Vaccinations help protect you, others around and prevent transmission of the virus.
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