The researchers took people who tested for COVID and then asked them about vaccine history. The bad news is only 22% of American adults have received the updated vaccine. …
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Those heavy lead aprons may be on their way out at the dentist office, according to nation’s largest dental association. …
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Women are far more likely than men to get autoimmune diseases, and new research may finally explain why. …
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New data on the updated COVID-19 shot show that it’s about as protective as the flu vaccine. …
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There’s no cure for geographic atrophy, but treatment may help slow progression. Diane Marshall details how she decided to move forward with eye injections. …
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If you’re wondering, “How much should I weigh?” or can’t seem to reach your ideal weight, WebMD can help. You can be healthy and happy by eating well and exercising often,…
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Africa’s top health advisory body links the devastating cholera outbreak to extreme weather made worse by climate change. …
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Rates of other STDs, like gonorrhea and chlamydia, are down or flat. …
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A strong spiritual life may protect your mental health. Find out how religion and spirituality can boost your well-being. …
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