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3 doses of mRNA COVID vaccine show advantage against severe outcomes. H5N1 avian flu isolate from dairy worker is transmissible, lethal in animals. Studies show long-COVID …
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Studies show long-COVID symptoms distinct from other respiratory infections, common in Marines. COVID-19 patients were more at risk for seven particular symptoms, notably …
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Osterholm Update - CIDRAP
Oct 17, 2024 · Episode 164 Addendum: COVID Vaccine Update. August 23, 2024. In this addendum to Episode 164, Dr. Osterholm and Chris Dall discuss the approval of the 2024 …
Study finds no adverse brain development in kids exposed to
4 days ago · A study of children exposed to maternal COVID-19 before birth found no adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes by 2 years and a slight increase in parent-reported infant self …
Surveys reveal Americans' persistent mistrust in COVID vaccine
Nov 5, 2024 · Levels of mistrust in the science behind COVID-19 vaccines have hovered at about 35% for the past 3 years among US adults, while the greatest levels of trust were seen among …
4-strain meningococcal vaccine tied to reduction in invasive
5 days ago · Applying case-fatality rates of unvaccinated people derived from national data to the counterfactual scenario, the researchers found that vaccination averted an estimated 16 …
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Oct 1, 2024 · Sep 20, 2021. An Assessment of Antibiotic Stewardship Components of Certification Programs in US Animal Agriculture Using the Antibiotic Stewardship Assessment Tool was co …
Research shows nasal swab could help predict COVID-19 severity
5 days ago · Drazen Zigic / iStock. Involving a new research tool named FlowBEAT, a study in Science Translational Medicine links self-targeting antibodies in the airways and nose to …