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HIV cell under electron microscope
Health Care
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Philadelphia

COVID vaccine’s mRNA technology also works for an HIV vaccine, study shows

Penn researcher Drew Weissman spent decades developing mRNA technology. He says it helps target the rapidly mutating human immunodeficiency virus.

3 years ago

People pass a COVID-19 testing site on a Manhattan street on Jan. 21. The White House says it is running out of money to pay for COVID tests for people who don't have insurance. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
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Government
Public Health

The White House says it’s running out of money to cover COVID tests and vaccines

Next week, the White House says it will start to wind down a COVID-19 program that pays to test, treat and vaccinate people who don't have health insurance.

3 years ago

Students wear masks as a teacher instructs them at Freedom Preparatory Academy on Sept. 10, 2020 in Provo, Utah.
(GEORGE FREY/AFP via Getty Images)
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Kids
Public Health

Do masks in school affect kids’ speech and social skills?

A small but growing body of research is offering hints that masks do not have a significant impact on speech or social skills.

3 years ago

Michelle Chester prepares a vial of the Moderna COVID-19
NPR
International
Public Health

The goal: Vaccinate 70% of the world against COVID. Scientists are proposing a reboot

As the world enters the pandemic's 3rd year, some ask whether the 70% vaccination goal set by WHO and the Biden administration could in fact be detrimental.

3 years ago

Residents queue to undergo tests for the COVID-19 in China's northeastern Jilin province
NPR
International
Public Health

A surge in COVID-19 spurs new lockdowns in China’s cities

In the latest wave, the highly transmissible omicron variant has moved more quickly than contact tracing allows.

3 years ago

Dr. Paul Nyquist points to spots of possible damage caused by a stroke brain scan. Over the past 30 years, strokes among adults 49 and younger have increased in some parts of the U.S. (Patrick Semansky/AP)
NPR
Health Care
Public Health

Stroke rates are increasing among young people. Here’s what you need to know

Over the past 30 years, stroke incidence among adults 49 and younger has continued to increase in Southern states and the Midwest.

3 years ago

Brooklynn Chiles glances up from her smart phone at home
Kids
Public Health

For kids with COVID-19, everyday life can be a struggle

More than 12.7 million children in the U.S. alone have tested positive for the coronavirus since the pandemic began.

3 years ago

People, some without masks, walk along Market Street
Health Care
Medicine
Public Health
Health Desk Help Desk

How do we get to the pandemic’s ‘next normal’?

Fifty-three epidemiologists, pharmacologists, virologists, immunologists, and policy experts came together to nail down some strategies.

3 years ago

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Former President Barack Obama speaks during a memorial service for former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid at the Smith Center in Las Vegas, Saturday, Jan. 8, 2022
Health Care
Medicine
Public Health

Obama tests positive for COVID-19, says he’s ‘feeling fine’

Obama is encouraging more Americans to get vaccinated against the coronavirus, despite the declining infection rate in the U.S.

3 years ago

Shown are used syringes collected at a needle exchange run by Camden Area Health Education Center in Camden, N.J., Thursday, Feb. 24, 2022. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
Health Care
New Jersey
Public Health

Increase in N.J. drug overdose numbers suggests more needs to be done

While the number of overdose deaths is lower than expected for 2021, advocates say the state now needs to implement approved policies to address the crisis.

3 years ago

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The Pulse
Environment

How one man savored the silence pandemic lockdown brought 

Noises can be painfully loud for people with hyperacusis, a rare hearing condition. When the March 2020 shutdown quieted the environment, less sound meant less suffering. 

3 years ago

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In this 2020 file photo, a Southwest Airlines flight attendant prepares a plane bound for takeoff at the Kansas City International airport in Kansas City, Mo. (Charlie Riedel/AP)
NPR
Public Health
Transportation
Travel

TSA extends travel mask mandate through April 18

In a statement, the CDC said that it would work on a "revised policy framework for when, and under what circumstances, masks should be required in public transportation.

3 years ago

Dr. Megan Werner (center) of Westside Family Healthcare in Wilmington says the root causes of health disparities need to be addressed. (Cris Barrish/WHYY)
Delaware
Health Care
Income Inequality
Race & Ethnicity

Nemours to study, attack, reduce children’s health disparities using $25 million gift

The new Ginsburg Institute will focus on the root causes of asthma, obesity, diabetes, and behavioral disorders that disproportionately affect Black and Latino kids.

3 years ago

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File photo: Serbia’s Novak Djokovic wears a face mask as he listens to the national anthems prior to a Davis Cup group F match between Serbia and Austria in Innsbruck, Austria, Friday, Nov. 26, 2021. (Photo/Michael Probst)
Health Care
Public Health
Sports

Unvaccinated Djokovic says he is out of Indian Wells, Miami

The 20-time Grand Slam champion tweeted Wednesday that the Centers for Disease Control “confirmed the regulations won’t be changing so I won’t be able to play in the U.S.”

3 years ago

The exterior of Brandywine Hospital
Business
Health Care
Public Health

Canyon Atlantic drops lawsuit with Tower Health, ending a renewed bid to acquire Jennersville and Brandywine hospitals

The prospective buyer of the shuttered Chester County hospitals has ended a new bid to purchase and reopen them.

3 years ago

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