How Dating Apps Are Helping Raise Awareness For The COVID-19 Vaccine
Efforts to get 70% of adults vaccinated by the Fourth of July have the White House and dating apps partnering to convince singles to get jabbed.
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How Is The COVID-19 Booster Different From The Original Vaccine?
Pfizer and Moderna each have more than one type of booster shot in development: Some are designed specifically to fight emerging virus variants.
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Sofia Vergara's Past Thyroid Cancer Diagnosis Explained
The world's highest-paid actress learned at age 28 that she had thyroid cancer. After surgery to remove her thyroid, she has to take Synthroid forever.
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CDC Updates Mask Guidance For Those Vaccinated Against COVID-19
The guidelines state that fully vaccinated individuals do not need to wear a mask outdoors while exercising, among other activities.
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What You Should Know About 'Hybrid Immunity' And COVID-19
Several studies indicate that prior infection with COVID-19, combined with vaccination, results in a "hybrid immunity" that fights numerous variants.
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How Contagious Is The Delta Variant Of COVID-19?
The Delta variant is more contagious than smallpox, polio, SARS, and the 1918 flu, and vaccinated people with breakthrough infections may spread the virus.
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New Research Sheds Light On Breakthrough Cases Of COVID-19
People who experience breakthrough hospitalizations and deaths tend to be older, with preexisting conditions, or are on immunosuppressive drugs.
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Does Suzanne Somers' ThighMaster Actually Work? Our Fitness Expert Weighs In
People who are old enough might remember Suzanne Somers' commercials for her ThighMaster. Does the device really work as advertised?
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Inside Suzanne Somers' Complicated History With Breast Cancer
Suzanne Somers built her post-"Three's Company" career on alternative paths to health. We take a look at her complicated history with breast cancer.
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Is California Really Banning Skittles Due To Health Concerns?
With the proposal of Assembly Bill 418, many consumers in California are worried that the popular candy brand Skittles might be banned. Here's the real story.
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Suzanne Somers' Cause Of Death Explained
Suzanne Somers, who co-starred in the 1970s show "Three's Company," died of breast cancer on Sunday. This was her second diagnosis with breast cancer.
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Study Shines Light On Why People Use CBD
A new study of cannabidiol (or CBD) use among online users shines light on just what conditions send people searching for CBD as a home remedy.
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The Surprising Way Chick-Fil-A Helped A Vaccination Clinic
When a South Carolina vaccination clinic was backed up for hours, here's the surprising way Chick-fil-A helped the vaccination clinic out.
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Think Twice Before Using This Room At Work
The break room and lunchroom might not be the safest places to eat during the coronavirus pandemic, as these spots may be linked to the spread of COVID-19.
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Cold Salmon May Harbor COVID-19 For Over A Week
A recent study has found that traces of COVID-19 virus can linger on this fish for as long as a week, but that doesn't necessarily mean it will get you sick.
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Can You Get COVID-19 From Frozen Food?
While it's possible COVID-19 can be spread from surfaces, it's actually pretty rare.
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Why You Should Add Breadfruit To Your Diet
Packed with vitamin C, potassium, iron, and calcium, a little over 6 ounces of cooked breadfruit meets almost 57 percent of daily fiber requirements.
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Prince Harry's Mental Health Connection To The Company He Now Works For
Now settled into life in America, Prince Harry has found a new job - Chief Impact Officer at the Silicon Valley coaching and mental health start-up BetterUp.
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Why Experts Say The Flu Shot Is Even More Important This Year
The 2020/2021 flu season may well be one of the worst in modern memory due hospitals housing both flu victims and those suffering from COVID-19.
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A Side Effect Of Acetaminophen You Never Expected
The legal, over-the-counter medication acetaminophen, commonly sold as Tylenol, may make you feel more comfortable doing something wild and crazy.
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Small Gatherings May Not Be As Safe As You Think During The Pandemic
You've practiced social distancing for months. So, you're safe to let your mask down at a dinner party or a game night with a handful of friends, right?
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The Important Change Med Students Made To Their Version Of The Hippocratic Oath
First-year medical students at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine promised to advocate for a more equitable health-care system.
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Your Child Has COVID-19 Symptoms: Do You Keep Them Home?
Symptoms of COVID-19 are not exclusive to that virus, some of them also indicate other ailments. So how do you know when to keep kids home from school?
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How Nutrition Can Play A Role In Fighting COVID-19
There were many rumors about how to prevent or cure COVID-19 dating from the start of the pandemic, but what you eat may play a bigger role than you thought.
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The Reason The Pfizer CEO Hasn't Gotten The COVID Vaccine Isn't What You Think
The recent spotlight is on the new COVID-19 vaccines and all they encompass, including who will be (and won't be) getting it.
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How Parents Might Unknowingly Influence Their Kids About COVID Safety
If you've grumbled about COVID-19 safety guidelines such as wearing masks in public - or ignored such measures - your children could follow your example.
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Nurse Contracts COVID-19 After Vaccine: What You Need To Know
Before this sends you into a panic, keep in mind that the news of a positive case following vaccination is not alarming - nor unexpected - to researchers.
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