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Study shows vaccine is safe in pregnant women

Study shows vaccine is safe in pregnant women The study even shows newborns being born with some Covid-19 antibodies April 3, 2021 6:52 PM Marsalis McGhee Updated: LA CROSSE, Wis (WKBT) – New information on the COVID-19 vaccine has some good news for pregnant women. In a study from Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, pregnant women who take the vaccine show that it is safe overall for women and their babies as well. The study even shows newborns being born with some Covid-19 antibodies. The women in this study also were all in the third trimester of pregnancy. While some people may be worried, health experts ensure you it’s safe.

Health officials answer questions on vaccine

Health officials answer questions on Covid-19 vaccine The virtual Q&A was set up to discuss various myths and facts regarding the vaccine January 9, 2021 6:34 PM Site staff Updated: The virtual Q&A was set up to discuss various myths and facts regarding the vaccine. Many people have similar worries and concerns like – how long the vaccine lasts and who can safely get it. We know healthcare workers and high-risk people are first in line for the vaccine, but there is still uncertainty about everyone else. “When will it be available to the general public? It’s hard to assess but I think late spring, potentially early summer. It’s just so hard to predict at this point in time,” said Dr. James Hebl, the Regional Vice President of Mayo Clinic Health System.

Early treatment leads to better health outcomes

Early treatment leads to better health outcomes A new study finds that early treatment like restoring a normal heart rhythm can decrease the chance of stroke or heart attack by 21% January 2, 2021 5:56 PM Site staff Updated: LA CROSSE, Wis (WKBT) – Some heart treatments are being used earlier and giving many people new hope. Atrial Fibrillation is an irregular and often rapid heartbeat that has the potential to cause other health problems. A new study found that early treatment, like restoring a normal heart rhythm, can decrease the chance of stroke or heart attack by 21%. Early rhythm control therapy along with medications like blood thinners give patients the best outcome.

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