‘Failure of an American ideology’: why Covid has an outsized impact on the US | US healthcare | The Guardian
That defeated feeling is compounded by the fact that 1 million people in the US have died from Covid-19 –
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New White House Covid projection puzzles experts and catches some Biden officials off guard – CNNPolitics
It was a stern and startling warning from the White House’s new Covid response coordinator: In the fall and winter, the US could
When divorced parents can’t agree on vaccinating the kids : Shots – Health News : NPR
The fact that serious cases of COVID-19 were less common among kids made him feel as if his children being
Psychiatric conditions make breakthrough Covid-19 cases more likely
The correlation, researchers found, was much stronger in people 65 and older. This could be the result of decades of
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Coronavirus Cases Are Rising Across the U.S., but Most Are Mild – The New York Times
Hospitalizations remain low, partly a reflection of greater immunity in the population. Source: Coronavirus Cases Are Rising Across the U.S.,
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COVID symptoms: 8 key COVID symptoms for vaccinated people – Deseret News
Symptoms: Per The Independent, the researchers said that the top symptoms from the patient included: Cough. Runny nose. Fatigue. Sore throat. Headache.
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Study highlights a rapidly increasing patient population with long COVID and lack of treatments
The authors found that being female versus being male (32% less likely), having obesity (half as likely) and having had
COVID vaccines: Americans must reset their expectations, experts say
COVID vaccines were highly effective against infection but the virus has changed. Experts say Americans’ expectations need to change, too.
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What Happens When COVID-19 Emergency Declarations End? Implications for Coverage, Costs, and Access | KFF
With more than two years having passed since the COVID-19 pandemic began in early 2020, questions are being raised about
New COVID variant, attitude in Mid-Michigan
Although COVID-19 cases are still much lower than they were during the last surge, in recent weeks case numbers have