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Epstein-Barr Virus: It Causes Mono and Maybe MS. Is a Vaccine Near?
The mononucleosis virus, Epstein-Barr, has become a major suspect in the search for what causes multiple sclerosis. Now researchers are raising the next logical question — can we stop both MS and mononucleosis by preventing Epstein-Barr infections,...
- Posted February 10, 2022
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How Healthy Is Your State? New Federal Data Ranks Each
To live healthier and longer in the United States, it helps to have money and education — and if you live in Hawaii or California, your odds are even better, according to a new government report. Life...
- Posted February 10, 2022
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New York State Lifts Indoor Mask Mandate
An indoor mask mandate in New York State will end on Thursday, but masks will still be required in schools and for everyone using public transit. For the last two months, customers and workers statewide have been...
- Posted February 10, 2022
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Some Canadian Provinces Lift COVID Restrictions Amid Ongoing Protests
Four Canadian provinces said this week that they’ll lift their COVID-19 restrictions as the wave of cases caused by the Omicron variant has crested nationwide. The moves come in the midst of ongoing protests by groups decrying...
- Posted February 10, 2022
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1 in 3 Adults With COVID Develops Other Health Issues Later: Study
Nearly one-third of older COVID-19 survivors develop new health problems in the months after their infection, a new study finds. Those conditions involve a number of major organs and systems, including the heart, kidneys, lungs and liver,...
- Posted February 10, 2022
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More Evidence That COVID Infection Brings Long-Term Heart Risks
New research supports the notion that COVID-19 can cause long-term heart problems. The analysis of U.S. health data found COVID patients are at increased risk of heart complications for at least a year after infection. Those complications...
- Posted February 10, 2022
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Mom-to-Be’s COVID Vaccine Brings Long-Term Protection to Baby
Babies whose moms were vaccinated during pregnancy against COVID-19 have long-lasting antibody protection, a new study finds. “Many interested parties from parents to pediatricians want to know how long maternal antibodies persist in infants after vaccination, and...
- Posted February 10, 2022
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1 in 3 People Now Exposed to a Harmful Pesticide
One in three Americans is exposed to a common and potentially harmful weed killer called 2,4-D, and children may be especially at risk, new research suggests. Exposure to high levels of the chemical has been linked to...
- Posted February 10, 2022
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Un estudio halló que los perros son lo suficientemente inteligentes como para pedir ayuda de las personas
Un experimento confirmó que cuando se enfrentan a una tarea imposible, los perros les ladran o gimen a sus dueños en busca de ayuda.
- Posted February 10, 2022
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Dogs Are Smart Enough to Ask for People’s Help, Study Finds
When faced with an impossible task, dogs bark or whine directly at their owners for help, experiment confirms.
- Posted February 10, 2022