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Viral Thoughts: Why COVID-19 Conspiracy Theories Persist
As the world struggles to break the grip of COVID-19, psychologists and misinformation experts are studying why the pandemic spawned so many conspiracy theories.
What COVID Means for the Athlete's Heart
for the athletes participating in professional, collegiate, high school or even recreational sports, significant unanswered questions remain about the aftereffects of a covid infection.
Official: Biden Moving Vaccine Eligibility Date to April 19
The new deadline of April 19 is about two weeks earlier than Biden's original May 1 deadline.
CDC Inquiry Sought on HIV Outbreak in WVa's Largest County
U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin on Monday submitted a congressional inquiry with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention regarding an HIV outbreak in West Virginia's largest county.
Arkansas Governor Vetoes Transgender Youth Treatment Ban
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Monday vetoed legislation that would have made his state the first to ban gender confirming treatments or surgery for transgender youth, though lawmakers could enact the restriction over his objections.
HIV and High Blood Pressure: It's Complicated
For people with HIV and high blood pressure, the type of medication used to lower their blood pressure may impact future cardiovascular risk, new research shows.
Post Pandemic, Will Ailing Gay Bathhouses Make a Comeback?
COVID-19 has upended life as we know it, and bathhouses facilitate two social needs that have been thrown into especially sharp relief: Sex and public health consciousness. Will they emerge post-pandemic?
The Superfood You've Been Missing in Your Home Cooking: Cannabis
There is one ingredient that's healthy, flavorful, and versatile that you won't find stacked among familiar fruits and veggies: cannabis. But more and more health-conscious people are discovering the benefits of cooking with CBD.
Vermont Is 1st State to Give Minority Residents Vaccine Priority
Although other states have made efforts to get vaccine to people of color, Vermont is the first to offer them priority status.
U.K. Eyes Testing out COVID-19 Passports at Mass Gatherings
Britain is planning to test a series of measures including "coronavirus status certifications" and developing plans to trial COVID-19 passports.
Coming Out of the Cave: As Life Creeps Back, Some Feel Dread
As the world begins to re-open, some people are secretly dreading each milestone toward normalcy, envisioning instead anxiety-inducing crowds and awkward catch-up conversations.
The Final Insult: Some Dying of COVID While Awaiting Vaccine
More than 247,000 people have died of COVID-19 in the U.S. since vaccines first became available mid-December. Officials had warned that dispensing enough vaccines to reach herd immunity would take months.
Fully Vaccinated Can Travel Again, Says New CDC Guidance
Add travel to the activities vaccinated Americans can enjoy again, according to new U.S. guidance issued Friday.
In a Year of Lemons, Spring Into Wellness With Telehealth Platform Lemonaid
Reports have continued to emerge over the past year regarding health disparities facing the LGBTQ community. Lemonaid's team of qualified physicians and nurse practitioners can diagnose, treat or help manage more than 30 different medical concerns.
US Allows 2 More Over-the-Counter COVID-19 Home Tests
U.S. health officials have authorized two more over-the-counter COVID-19 tests that can be used at home to get rapid results.
US Draws Close to 100 Million Vaccinations
The U.S. moved closer Thursday toward vaccinating 100 million Americans in a race against an uptick in COVID-19 cases that is fueling fears of another nationwide surge just as the major league baseball season starts and thousands of fans return to stadium
How Harmony CBD Is Embracing a Fresh Brand Identity for a New Generation
The influx of CBD brands can feel overwhelming. So when Harmony CBD decided to get a new look, the team was determined to reflect the brand's mission and values — and to stand out in a crowded field.
When Her Heart Stopped After Her Dog Died, Doctors Said it Was Broken Heart Syndrome
After the death of her dog and subsequent heart attack, a patient was diagnosed with takotsubo cardiomyopathy, a temporary form of heart failure caused by acute stress or grief that's also known as broken heart syndrome.
Company at Heart of J&J Vaccine Woes Has Series of Citations
The company at the center of quality problems that led Johnson & Johnson to discard an unknown amount of its coronavirus vaccine has a string of citations from U.S. health officials for quality control problems.
7 Tools for Developing a Healthy Transition Plan
For those who are just beginning to embrace their transgender identity, developing a plan informed by medical professionals knowledgeable about and experienced in the field can help lead to a healthier transition.