COVID-19 Doctors Still Prescribe Ivermectin, Fall for Shoddy Science
Misinformation campaigns and hero complexes drive doctors to dole out ivermectin for COVID-19, despite government warnings and shoddy science.
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Lifting COVID-19 Mask Mandates Is 'Reasonable' in Some States: Experts
Public-health experts aren't removing their masks anytime soon, but some think it's reasonable for certain US states to relax mandates.
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Omicron-Infected Deer Raise Questions About Spillover to Humans
The coronavirus seems widespread among white-tailed deer in the US, raising concerns about the spillover of new variants to humans.
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HIV Variant Could Lead to AIDS More Quickly If Untreated: Study
European researchers identified 109 people in the Netherlands with an aggressive HIV variant dating back to 2003.
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COVID-19 Boosters Offer Best Protection Against Disease: CDC
Boosted people in Los Angeles had the most protection against COVID-19 infection and hospitalization this winter, new CDC data shows.
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Parents' COVID-19 Vaccines May Indirectly Protect Kids From Infection
An Israeli study found that vaccines and boosters lowered a parent's infectiousness within the home during the Delta and Alpha waves.
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How Well Vaccines and Boosters Protect Against Severe Omicron: Chart
Booster shots appear to be at least 90% effective against hospitalization for both Delta and Omicron, new CDC data show.
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COVID Cases Spike in Kids, but Omicron Isn't More Dangerous for Them
The United States recorded nearly 1 million child COVID-19 cases last week — its highest weekly count since the pandemic started.
United States San Diego Mark Sawyer Erlinda Ulloa American Academy Of Pediatrics Centers For Disease
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More Hospitalized Patients Getting COVID-19, Maybe From Infected Staff
The CDC announced looser isolation rules for healthcare workers in December, then more patients started getting COVID-19 during their hospital stays.
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How to Get Home COVID Tests Reimbursed by Insurance at Pharmacies
On January 15, insurance companies began covering tests sold at "preferred" pharmacies, but many of them don't have any tests in stock.
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