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How COVID-19 Has Contributed To More Advanced Cancer Cases For American Women

Health officials are concerned that COVID-19 has paved the way for a surge in advanced cancer cases, particularly for female patients.

Two Thirds Of Parents Support Vaccinating Their Children And School Vaccination Requirements

Many teachers and parents are worried the reopening of schools will accelerate the spread of Covid-19, but governments have insisted it should go ahead

A new poll found that two thirds of parents with children between the ages of 5 and 11 plan to get their kids vaccinated against COVID-19 when it becomes possible, but it also showed age, race and geographic disparities in this view.

Americans' Consumption Of 'Ultra-Processed' Foods Increased In Past 2 Decades: 18-Year Study

"This is concerning, as eating more ultra-processed foods is associated with poor diet quality and higher risk of several chronic diseases," the study's lead author said.

The spread of the highly tramsmissible Delta variant is causing some concern on world markets, though some governments are now considering approving third, booster doses

Can You 'Mix and Match' COVID-19 Vaccines? New Government Study Suggests It Works

Can you 'mix and match' your COVID-19 vaccines safely and gain greater immunity? A new National Institute of Health study suggests that it could be effective, ahead of a key FDA meeting that concludes on Friday.

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Dozens Of Popular E-Liquids Contain Toxic, Potentially Harmful Chemicals: Study

Benzaldehyde, which is among the chemicals the researchers detected in the e-liquids, is considered "harmful if inhaled."

Getting Enough Natural Sunlight Exposure May Help Improve Sleep, Mood: Study

The researchers looked at data from more than 400,000 participants of the U.K. Biobank program.

6 Easy Steps to Take Care of Your Mental Health

Health is wealth - and this includes your mental health. Here are some steps on how to take care of your mental health during these stressful times.

Why You Should Make Sure You Get The Flu Shot During 'Unpredictable' Flu Season

It's more important than ever to get a flu shot this season.

Minority Children More Likely To Die Post-Surgery Regardless Of Socioeconomic Status: Study

Researchers studied the data from 2006, 2009 and 2012, comparing the surgical outcomes of the white children and minority children in different socioeconomic status.

COVID-19: Symptomatic Pregnant Women More Likely To Face Complications, Adverse Outcomes, Studies Find

Their newborns were also more likely to require oxygen support, one study has found.

Black tea is good for weight management.

Black Tea vs. Green Tea: What's the Difference and Which One is Healthier?

Find out the difference between black tea and green tea, and which one is healthier for you.

'Exergames' Can Be Enjoyable Way For Type 1 Diabetics To Stay Active: Study

Active video games' health benefits may be similar to that of running, say researchers.

E-Cigarette Liquids, Aerosols Contain Thousands Of Unknown Chemicals: Study

Plenty of studies reveal the dangers of traditional cigarettes, but not enough research has been conducted on the trendy new e-cigarettes.

3 Popular Types of Tea and Their Benefits

Here are 3 popular types of tea and how they can benefit you.

The EU drug regulator has listed the neurological disorder Guillain-Barre syndrome as a 'very rare' possible side effect of the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine

AstraZeneca Seeks FDA Authorization Of Antibody Treatment That Reduces COVID Risk By 77%

AstraZeneca could market the first preventive coronavirus treatment to be available in the U.S. if authorized by the FDA.

Yezo Virus: Previously Unknown Virus Linked To 'Emerging' Infectious Disease Discovered In Japan

The novel nairovirus can infect and cause illness in humans.

'Brain Pacemaker': Personalized Brain Stimulation Successfully Treats Patient's Severe Depression

The customized method helped relieve the patient's symptoms "almost immediately," according to the researchers.

How Childhood Maltreatment Affects Relationships In Adulthood: Study

The severity of depression and insecure attachment styles "fully mediated" the link.

Vaccinated People Are Less Likely To Spread Delta Variant Despite Breakthrough Cases

While vaccinated people can still get sick from COVID-19, a new study finds that they are less likely to transmit the virus to others.

Researchers Identify Previously Unknown Condition That Affects Children, Find Possible Treatment

The condition is now dubbed Zaki Syndrome.

Pregnant Women 'Strongly Encouraged' To Get Vaccinated To Prevent Complications

CDC issued a new urgent guidance strongly recommending vaccine for pregnant women as deaths from COVID reaches new peak.

Lead Detected In 'More Than Half' Of US Kids' Blood: Study

The kids involved in the study were younger than six years old.

Schoolchildren With Higher Fruit And Vegetable Intake Have Better Mental Well-Being: Study

Children who had five or more fruit and vegetable servings had the highest mental well-being scores.

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla at the Pfizer-BioNtech Covid-19 vaccine factory in Belgium, where capacity is ramping up

'Normal Life' Possible By 2022 Despite New COVID-19 Variants, Pfizer CEO Says

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla also predicted that yearly COVID-19 vaccination shots may be needed.

National Pancake Day 2021: Mouthwatering Recipe Of Fluffy Japanese Dish

National Pancake Day is celebrated annually on Sept. 26 to commemorate the flavorful breakfast staple.

Quitting Smoking? Here's How Nicotine Withdrawal Can Make You Eat More Junk Food

The study sheds light on what causes some smokers to eat more junk food when they're trying to quit.

Children aged 12-15 in the UK will be offered a first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech jab

Here’s Who Will Be Eligible For COVID Booster Shots, According To CDC Advisers

Advisers to the CDC recommend the Pfizer booster shot to specific high risk groups.

October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Young Breast Cancer Survivors With Mastectomies Experience 'Decline' In Quality of Life, Study Finds

More young women are reportedly opting to have mastectomies.

Babies Have More Microplastics In Their Poop Than Adults: Study

Findings of the study suggest infants are more exposed to microplastics.

Dairy For Heart Health? Dairy Fat Intake May Not Be So Bad After All

Those with higher levels of a dietary fat biomarker had the lowest cardiovascular disease risk, researchers said.

MIND Diet Aids 'Cognitive Resilience' In Older People: Study

The MIND diet is a hybrid of the Mediterranean and DASH diets.

Six Palestinian militants escaped from Israel's high-security Gilboa prison

COVID Prison Outbreak Infects About 70% Of Those Vaccinated, CDC Says

A prison in Texas shows how quickly the coronavirus spreads, especially among incarcerated populations which have experienced higher rates of COVID-related illness and death.

National Pepperoni Pizza Day: Here's How Unhealthy Your Favorite Slice Is

To mark the annual National Pepperoni Pizza Day, here is a gentle reminder for everyone on how unhealthy pizza is.

Fully Vaccinated Olympian Hospitalized With COVID-19, Withdraws From Competition

Decorated Australian Swimmer Madison Wilson withdraws from the International Swimming League (ISL) in Naples, Italy after testing positive for COVID-19

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