Data upends some myths on race and vaccines
One key takeaway is that community leaders and educators play a crucial role in convincing Black audiences how health innovations protect people.
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One key takeaway is that community leaders and educators play a crucial role in convincing Black audiences how health innovations protect people.
The Biden administration heard both enthusiasm and groans this week when it activated COVIDtests.gov, a website allowing Americans to order free rapid tests for the pandemic.
Leading researchers are developing technology that sorts through evidence of so-called vocal biomarkers to hone in on medical conditions that might not be detectable during routine office visits or exams.
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Future Pulse spoke with the<i> </i>Food and Drug Administration’s resident expert in medical device security, Kevin Fu, about ongoing threats.