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The first Americans vaccinated against COVID-19 are getting their second dose, while Britain has decided to postpone boosters and focus instead on giving more people a first shot—international differences that are adding to public confusion.
New lockdowns were announced for England and Scotland Monday even as Britain began rolling out the Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine, a possible game-changer in fighting the disease worldwide, while EU nations were mired in finger-pointing over
France has confirmed the first case of a new coronavirus variant that recently emerged in Britain, its health ministry said. The new strain of the virus, which experts fear is more contagious, has prompted more
NIH launches study on allergic reactions caused by Pfizer’s vaccine after at least seven Americans suffered severe side effects The NIH’s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases is hoping to begin testing in a few
A new UNSW evidence review has found there is still no consensus between researchers about why exercise works for low back pain patients—despite decades of studies on the topic. Exercise is scientifically proven to provide
If you’ve ever woken up in the morning, and were perplexed to find that a tiny, mysterious red bump has appeared on your skin overnight, you’re not alone. If you’ve had a little red lump
Dr. Scott Atlas says data proves him right about schools saying open Dr. Atlas joins ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight’ for first interview since resigning from White House position Dr. Scott Atlas, President Trump’s special adviser on the
Promising results from large clinical trials testing three vaccines to prevent COVID-19 bring us a step closer to a widely available vaccine. On Nov. 9, Pfizer’s interim analysis from its Phase 3 vaccine trial revealed
The families of veterans with substance use problems struggle with high levels of isolation and loneliness and experience extreme distress and despair, a new report has revealed. The report, by researchers at the University of
Women are less likely than men to receive CPR from a bystander. But why? The reluctance, new research suggests, may be fueled by worries of being accused of sexual assault or doing physical harm. Knowing