Morgan Stewart's Baby Bump Album Album: See the Star's Pregnancy Pics
Bumping along! Morgan Stewart debuted her baby bump in September and has been showing her pregnancy progress ever since. The E!’s Daily Pop host, 32, announced in August that she and her fiancé, Jordan McGraw,
Food insecurity spiked during early months of pandemic
Food insecurity spiked among residents living in two predominantly African American neighborhoods during the first weeks of the coronavirus pandemic, far outpacing food insecurity observed among the general U.S. population during the same period, according
Stomach bloating warning: Avoid drinking apple juice – here’s why
Easy Ways to Live Well: Steph McGovern discusses bloating Stomach bloating is a common complaint whereby gas fills up your gastrointestinal tract. The GI tract is a series of hollow organs joined in a long,
Where is the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine made?
Pfizer vaccine: Expert explains ‘concerning’ results in Israel Following the approval of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine last year, at the end of December, the UK regulator, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), approved the
VCU Health Halts 30-Year Campaign That Seized Patients’ Wages, Put Liens On Homes
In one of the most sweeping moves yet by a nonprofit hospital system to reduce aggressive bill collection, VCU Health is halting seizure of patients’ wages and removing thousands of liens against patients’ homes, some
Listen: How the Pandemic Further Politicized Public Health
KHN Midwest correspondent Lauren Weber joined Texas Public Radio’s David Martin Davies on “The Source” call-in show to discuss her recent reporting on how politics is shaping the public health response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Mientras los departamentos de salud se enfocan en COVID, mosquitos vuelan libres
Spray, ronchas, picazón. Es temporada de mosquitos. En un año normal, el departamento de salud del condado de Delaware, en Ohio, ya habría colocado más de 90 trampas por semana: cubos de agua estancada con
Yurts, Igloos and Pop-Up Domes: How Safe Is ‘Outside’ Restaurant Dining This Winter?
With the arrival of winter and the U.S. coronavirus outbreak in full swing, the restaurant industry — looking at losses of $235 billion in 2020 — is clinging to techniques for sustaining outdoor dining even through the
What Seniors Can Expect When COVID Vaccines Begin to Roll Out
Vaccines that protect against COVID-19 are on the way. What should older adults expect? The first candidates, from Pfizer and Moderna, could arrive before Christmas, according to Alex Azar, who heads the Department of Health
Trump’s COVID Program for Uninsured People: It Exists, but Falls Short
In a wide-ranging executive order, President Donald Trump this month outlined some of the efforts he has made to affect health care since taking office. One involved uninsured people and the current pandemic. The administration,