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Pneumonia Risk Soars in Heart Failure Patients, Especially HFpEF

Pneumonia Risk Soars in Heart Failure Patients, Especially HFpEF
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12 Reasons We Love True Crime, According to the Experts

In the Dark and
Atlanta Monster, there’s no shortage of true crime podcasts. The genre is so huge that Netflix whose offerings in this arena include
The Staircase, and many more even created a parody true crime series (
American Vandal). Which raises the question: Why are we so obsessed with true crime? Here’s what the experts have to say.
1. Because being obsessed with true crime is normal (to a point).
First things first: There’s nothing weird about being true crime obsessed. “It says that we re normal and we re healthy,” Dr. Michael Mantell, former chief psychologist of the San Diego Police Department, told NPR in 2009. “I think our interest in crime serves a number of different healthy psychological purposes.” Of course, there are limits: “If all you do is read about crime and . all you do is talk about it and you have posters of it, and you have newspaper article clippings in your desk drawer, I d be concerned,” he said. ....

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Troubling podcast puts JAMA under fire for its mishandling of race

Maria Fabrizio for STAT
Weeks after it was scrubbed from the Journal of the American Medical Association’s website, a disastrous podcast whose host, a white editor and physician, questioned whether racism even exists in medicine is surfacing complaints that JAMA and other elite medical journals have routinely excluded, minimized, and mishandled issues of race.
Recent examples include research blaming higher death rates from Covid-19 in African Americans on a single gene in their nasal passages; a letter claiming structural racism doesn’t play a role in pulse oximeters working less well on patients with dark skin because machines can’t exhibit bias; and an article claiming that students of programs designed to increase diversity in medicine won’t make good doctors. ....

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Coronavirus Disease Weekly News 14February 2021

Coronavirus Disease Weekly News 14February 2021
The news posted last week for the coronavirus 2019-nCoV (aka SARS-CoV-2), which produces COVID-19 disease, has been surveyed and some important articles are summarized here. The articles are more or less organized with general virus news and anecdotes first, then stories from around the US, followed by an increased number of items from other countries around the globe. Economic news related to COVID-19 is found here.
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Summary:
All the important US Covid demographic metrics are falling, and in some cases quite dramatically. This week s new cases were down 19.4% from last week s, and down 62.3% from the second week of January; the 7 day average of new cases is now the lowest since November 4th, but it s also higher than every 7 day period before that date. Illustrative of the decline in new cases was a Thursday headline that n ....

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Study Suggests Coronavirus Reinfection Possibly by as Much as 20%

Coronavirus
By Sara Marcus
NEW YORK -
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A worker, wearing personal protective equipment at manufacturing plant in New York. (AP Photo/John Minchillo)
A soon-to-be released study of 2,000 healthy young people from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai revealed as many as 20% of people who recover from a case of the coronavirus can be re-infected.
As many as a 26.5 million have people have been confirmed to have contracted the coronavirus, and experts believe the number of people who were asymptomatic and unaware they were sick could be tens of millions more.
For those who recovered, many hoped or assumed their antibodies would protect them form the disease, CBS New York reported. However, as the Mt. Sinai study of young and fit Marine Corps recruits indicates, as many as two in ten people who recovered will be be infected again. ....

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