The majority of the cases involved bats, according to a CDC report.
The 'fartrepreneur' wound up in the hospital with fart-related distress from her high-fiber diet.
The 99-year-old actress didn't die from an adverse reaction to a covid-19 booster.
Twitter banned Greene's personal account for repeatedly violating its covid-19 misinformation policy. However, it took no action on her congressional account.
A new research review found little good evidence for any particular hangover cure, such as probiotics or pear juice.
A low-cost, effective vaccine authorized for use in India this week could soon be shared around the world.
The cable network is actively harming its audience's health.
These tests may provide more false negatives than before, according to a recent analysis by the FDA, but people should still use them as instructed.
The U.S. also reported 2,623 new deaths on Tuesday.
The agency also issued new recommendations for individuals who have been exposed to covid-19, though those are a bit more complicated.
Christopher Key holds no more power to arrest anyone than Officer Big Mac.
In clinical trials, Pfizer's Paxlovid reduced the likelihood of severe illness from covid-19 by 88% in high-risk patients.
People with IBD had greater levels of microplastics in their feces than healthy controls, but it's not clear yet whether these pollutants are a true trigger.
Apretude will be the first injectable PrEP drug that doesn't need to be taken daily.
Both Senators have been vaccinated and had booster shots.
The setback will delay any potential authorization of the vaccine for younger children until next year, as the company will now test out a three-dose version.
Researchers are learning more about Omicron every day, with both encouraging and worrying results.
The operations are early evidence that non-human organs could one day become a life-saving option for people who need transplants.
Attorney general Eric Schmitt threatened local health departments and school districts with legal action if they didn't play ball.
The bill passed 52-48 with two pro-pandemic Democrats joining the Republicans.
