Lockdown: Mobile data suggests Europeans may not have followed rules as strictly in the second wave
Looking around, it sometimes seems like COVID-19 restrictions aren’t being adhered to like they were a year ago. In the
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EU agency says AZ clot risk ‘very rare’ as nations battle virus surges
The EU’s medicines regulator said Wednesday that blood clots should be listed as a rare side effect of the AstraZeneca
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Mobile robotic system perceived as acceptable for health tasks
(HealthDay)—A mobile robotic system is perceived to be acceptable for use in multiple health tasks, and its use for triage
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As fermented foods rise in popularity, here’s what experts say
The increasingly trendy trio of kefir, kimchi and kombucha may not be familiar to you, but experts say fermented foods
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Combination thyroid hormone therapies treat hypothyroidism as well as levothyroxine
Treatment of hypothyroidism, which results from an underactive thyroid gland, should be individualized and consideration should be given to alternatives
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Belgium looks to schools as COVID third wave rises
A surge in new coronavirus infections and hospital admissions in Belgium has made it necessary to “tighten the screws” on
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New Zealand’s largest city back in lockdown as COVID lingers
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern ordered New Zealand’s largest city back into lockdown on Saturday as COVID-19 cases continued to be
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Covid Strikes Clergy as They Comfort Pandemic’s Sick and Dying
The Rev. Jose Luis Garayoa survived typhoid fever, malaria, a kidnapping and the Ebola crisis as a missionary in Sierra
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Child bullies at higher odds for substance abuse as adults
Schoolyard bullies have been making life difficult for kids for eons, often causing lasting damage to their victims. Now, new
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Britain to roll out AstraZeneca shots as virus vaccinations gather pace
Britain was on Monday set to begin a mass rollout of the Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine, the cheap and easy to
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