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Well
Many Americans are shunning the Omicron COVID booster. What it means for the coming season as the virus mutates
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Erin Prater
October 9, 2022
Health
Autumn COVID variants look shockingly similar and powerful for these 2 reasons
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Erin Prater
October 8, 2022
Well
U.S. risks a ‘twindemic’ of COVID and flu this fall if what happened in Australia is any guide
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Erin Prater
October 6, 2022
Health
Long COVID could be linked to a totally different (and common) virus, new study finds
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Erin Prater
October 4, 2022
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A new drug seeks ‘true revenge’ on COVID by turning the virus against itself
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Erin Prater
October 3, 2022
Well
Wastewater monitoring is the ‘public health dream’ that helped fight COVID. But it also raises big ethical questions about privacy and consent
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Erin Prater
October 2, 2022
Health
Yes, there’s an Adderall shortage. Experts say high demand and the pandemic are fueling it
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Erin Prater
September 30, 2022
Well
‘The tools are getting picked off’: An ever-mutating mix of COVID variants means fewer and less effective treatments this fall
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Erin Prater
September 24, 2022
Health
New COVID variants may evade current treatments—or render them entirely ineffective, experts say
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Erin Prater
September 22, 2022
Health
Don’t celebrate yet: The end of the pandemic is ‘still a long way off,’ WHO chief says
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Erin Prater
September 22, 2022
Health
Long COVID might be a lot more common than we think, as symptoms linger 2 years later for 20% of survivors, new study finds
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Erin Prater
September 21, 2022
Well
Just in time for fall, there’s a brand-new COVID variant making headway in the U.S.
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Erin Prater
September 20, 2022
Health
Your boss is ordering you back to the office even though they have no idea if COVID is really over
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Erin Prater
September 18, 2022
Health
America is skeptical of the ‘dark horse’ COVID vaccine others abroad can’t get enough of
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Erin Prater
September 17, 2022
Health
Monkeypox cases are dropping nationally, but they’re increasing in some key groups, White House officials say
By
Erin Prater
September 15, 2022
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