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Garrett Hino will focus on promoting antimicrobial stewardship that includes appropriate use of antibiotics.

SHREVEPORT, La. — Its been two years since COVID-19 was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization.

CDC numbers show BA.2 now makes up roughly 11% of sequenced COVID cases in the United States.

COVID cases continue to ebb in Gila County, with an infection rate that’s finally below the statewide average and only two Payson students quarantined after testing positive as of Monday.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — New research is out focused on mask effectiveness in Arkansas schools during the fall of 2021.

Epidemiologist Zoran Radovanovic says that, had he the opportunity, he "would not even have introduced Covid passes the way they were introduced," but would find their canceling now acceptable, while insisting on other measures.

As COVID-19 case counts in Hawaii continue to fall, the State Department of Health (DOH) says it will shift from daily date reporting to weekly data reporting.

Paying for sex is prevalent among African men with 1 in 10 of them using the services of sex workers, suggests new research.

RICHMOND — The message to school leaders was simple: “Restrictive” masking policies, like mandates requiring all students to wear face coverings, have had little to no effect on COVID-19 transmissions

In her Jan. 30 op-ed, “Time for innovative thinking,” Beth Macy briefly mentions a particularly insidious sequel of the opioid crisis: infectious disease. I think this topic is deserving of