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SARAH MCCAMMON, HOST: You may have heard the news this week about American track-and-field athlete ShaCarri Richardson. The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency announced yesterday that Richardson had accepted a one-month suspension from competition after testing positive for marijuana at the U.S. track and field trials last month. The suspension means Richardson may not be able to represent the U.S. at the upcoming Tokyo Olympics, despite her dominating the 100-meter race at trials and earning a spot on Te...

Some late-in-life runners are turning out to be fierce competitors, surprising fitness experts and longtime elite racers.

Print Early in the pandemic, Fiona Lowenstein knew that the full story of COVID-19 was not being told. She was 26 and healthy, and after testing positive for the virus last spring, she expected an easy recovery. But after a two-night stay in the hospital, she came home to experience severe fatigue and an upset stomach. She had a difficult time focusing her thoughts, and she was scared. No one had said anything about these symptoms, and after posting on Instagram, she learned she wasn’t alone...

By THOMAS CURWEN | Los Angeles Times | Published: April 26, 2021 Stars and Stripes is making stories on the coronavirus pandemic available free of charge. See more staff and wire stories here. Sign up for our daily coronavirus newsletter here. Please support our journalism with a subscription. LOS ANGELES (Tribune News Service) — Early in the pandemic, Fiona Lowenstein knew that the full story of COVID-19 was not being told. She was 26 and healthy, and after testing positive for the viru...

Today, the <a href="https://www.wearebodypolitic.com/">Body Politic</a> COVID-19 Support Group has registered 10,500 COVID-19 patients and their caregivers and families, who have started an independent research group and advised the National Institutes of Health.

Entering the world of the scientists, if but briefly, was a haven from insanity   Iknew from the start that I would enjoy writing about the MITZVA Cohort, featured elsewhere in these pages. If I have one recurrent message, it is the need to maintain a kiddush Hashem consciousness. The project’s initiators — a group of yeshivah guys from Brooklyn who were pre-med students together at Brooklyn College and have gone on to distinguished careers at clinicians and researchers — quite self-co...

Another way CPI has found to save lives and make a kiddush Hashem at the same time R ecently, I came to an additional understanding of Chazal’s statement, “Mitzvah goreres mitzvah — one mitzvah leads to another” (Pirkei Avos 4:2 ). The pleasure of doing a mitzvah ben adam l’chaveiro that benefits others is so great that one immediately begins looking for additional ways to help. That insight was the result of a recent discussion with Mordy Serle, one of the three founders of the Covi...

Tom Brady: The strict diet and exercise plan followed by Super Bowl quarterback Chelsea Ritschel Related video: Tom Bradys future Tom Brady will have his 10th Super Bowl appearance - more than any other NFL player - and possibly his seventh Super Bowl win, when he walks onto the field on Sunday to face off against the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LV. The accomplishment also comes as the Tampa Bay Buccaneersquarterback, 43, is set to officially become the oldest NFL player to...

Tom Brady: The strict diet and exercise plan followed by Super Bowl quarterback OLD Chelsea Ritschel © Provided by The Independent Tom Brady will have his 10th Super Bowl appearance - more than any other NFL player - and possibly his seventh Super Bowl win, when he walks onto the field on Sunday to face off against the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LV. The accomplishment also comes as the Tampa Bay Buccaneersquarterback, 43, is set to officially become the oldest NFL player...

CSU Alum Spearheads State Convalescent Plasma Research According to  Source, Dr. John Eisenach, an anesthesiologist at Kaiser Permanente, launched the Colorado COVID-19 Convalescent Plasma Project Consortium in March of 2020, with a goal to streamline research surrounding convalescent plasma and the virus. Dr. Michael Joyner, Eisenachs mentor and a leading advocate for the treatment of COVID-19 with convalescent plasma, served as the inspiration behind the project. "He asked me what my role w...