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Kids could bear the brunt of the COVID pandemic come fall, N.J. experts warn Updated 6:33 AM; Today 6:30 AM Alejandra Gerardo, 9, looks up to her mom, Dr. Susanna Naggie, as she gets the first of two Pfizer COVID-19 vaccinations during a clinical trial for children at Duke Health in Durham, N.C. In the U.S. and abroad, researchers are beginning to test younger and younger kids to make sure the shots are safe and effective for each age.Shawn Rocco/Duke Health via AP Facebook Share The edge in the doctor’s voice carried a warning. Dr. Lawrence Kleinman did not mean to interrupt the question...

Is It Safe to Take Ibuprofen and Acetaminophen Together? Doctors Explain You should always just start with one, but experts say it’s possible to alternate the two. Mar 6, 2021 Whether you’re dealing with an injury, illness, or chronic condition, chances are you’ve reached for a bottle of Advil or Tylenol at some point. Both drugs are extremely helpful when it comes to keeping pain (and a fever) at bay. These OTC meds are especially useful in the midst of flu season and the COVID-19 pandemic when you may find yourself sick and struggling with symptoms like a fever, body ache...

Is It Safe to Take Ibuprofen and Acetaminophen Together? Doctors Explain Prevention 3/6/2021 Replay Video UP NEXT Whether you’re dealing with an injury, illness, or chronic condition, chances are you’ve reached for a bottle of Advil or Tylenol at some point. Both drugs are extremely helpful when it comes to keeping pain (and a fever) at bay. These OTC meds are especially useful in the midst of flu season and the COVID-19 pandemic when you may find yourself sick and struggling with symptoms like a fever, body aches, and a sore throat. In general, people with a mild case of cold, flu, o...

Here’s what it will take for all N.J. students to go back to in-person instruction Updated Mar 02, 2021; Posted Mar 02, 2021 Amparo Guzman, a custodian at Highland Park High School, vacuums the cafeteria area that is being used a classroom during the pandemic.Patti Sapone | NJ Advance Media Facebook Share However, what Murphy did not announce was how the renewal of in-person instruction for all students could effectively be carried out. David Cennimo, an infectious disease specialist from Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, said there are “no absolutes” in terms of what health and saf...

5 reasons why N.J. residents need to keep wearing masks after getting the COVID vaccine Updated Mar 02, 2021; Posted Mar 01, 2021 The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that everyone not only continue to mask up after getting the vaccine.AP Photo/Matt Slocum Facebook Share have received either their first or second dose of the coronavirus vaccine, but that doesn’t mean they no longer have to wear masks. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that everyone not only continue to mask up after getting the vaccine, but also continue to stay at least six fe...