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It’s like 'a big bomb of viruses went off,' said pediatrician treating kids with flu, RSV, strep and COVID.

Elon Musk is magnifying hate speech and extremist tropes on Twitter, making the platform the 'free-for-all hellscape' he promised to avoid.

Elon Musk has mistaken his Tesla and SpaceX companies' success as testaments to his brilliance. Is that why is he taking such dumb steps with Twitter?

Pfizer announced Friday that its updated coronavirus booster shot targeting the omicron variant succeeded in strengthening the body’s army of disease-fighting antibodies, even as questions persist about the vaccine’s continued effectiveness against a swarm of later-generation versions of omicron. The findings reinforce the public health message that the new bivalent boosters, which were rebooted in […]

COVID-19 booster shots that target the BA.4 and BA.5 omicron subvariants could be available next week after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration authorized updated vaccines from Moderna and Pfizer. Federal health officials hope the boosters will help prevent a fall surge of infections, but some scientists fear the decision was rushed, saying the FDA should have waited to gain data from human clinical trials before making its decision.

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A top F.D.A. regulator cited compelling data for redesigned coronavirus vaccines from Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna.

In an effort to ration monkeypox vaccines, the FDA is allowing providers to inject it into the skin in smaller doses. Federal health officials say the shots provide an immune response similar to receiving two full doses in the body fat. Scientists say the strategy may be necessary, noting it has been carried out in other disease outbreaks, but note that it carries risks.