Ashley Tisdale’s teary bathtub selfie is an affirmation that motherhood can be hard. The Suite Life of Zach and Cody alum opened up on her…
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Did Your Kid Skip Preschool During the Pandemic? Here's What Parents Should Know
As the school year started, like so many people, it felt like my brain operated in a split screen — one in the present day…
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Ed Sheeran admits his restaurant has been struggling amid the pandemic
‘It’s very difficult’: Ed Sheeran admits his London restaurant has been struggling amid the strains of the pandemic Ed Sheeran has admitted that his London…
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COVID-19 cases and deaths are down but rate of infection is the same as it was in December for unvaccinated
More than 40% of the entire US population are vaccinated against the coronavirus. Coronavirus cases, hospitalizations, and deaths are on the decline across the country. …
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How The Pandemic Has Changed The Way We Shop Forever
With store closures and stay-at-home orders, the popularity of e-commerce rose during the pandemic. In fact, according to IBM’s U.S. Retail Index, the shift from…
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Life after the pandemic: will we meet COVID again?
People have started to look at Professor Nancy Baxter strangely when she meets their attempt at a handshake with an elbow bump. “There’s a sense…
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Here are all the states offering cash prizes as an incentive to get the COVID-19 vaccine
Ohio, New York, and Maryland residents will get a shot at cash prizes for getting the COVID-19 shot. They are among other US states trying…
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Deadly fungi are becoming drug-resistant, and it's the next big public health threat, experts say
Some fungi have recently evolved drug resistance, to the concern of scientists. Fungi like C. auris infect the most vulnerable patients with compromised immune systems.…
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CDC panel OK's Pfizer for 12- to 15-year-olds after safety review. Shots could go in arms tomorrow.
A panel of CDC advisors voted Wednesday to allow Pfizer’s vaccine to be administered to teens aged 12-15. The vote by the independent committee of…
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Moms Are Still Losing Income Due to Pandemic
There’s more bad news for moms who have been tasked with the unimaginable during the pandemic. All of that struggling to manage childcare, work, virtual…
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The technology, devices, and benefits of remote patient monitoring in the healthcare industry
One of the tools US health systems and hospitals are turning to for improved outcomes and reduced costs is remote patient monitoring (RPM) technology. RPM…
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The COVID-19 vaccine side effects to expect if you're in your 20s or 30s
Your age, sex, and health status can affect your odds of developing side effects after a COVID-19 shot. Young people are likely to have strong…
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India’s harrowing coronavirus surge is a ‘global problem’: New variants and slow vaccine rollouts are a threat to countries everywhere
Rapidly-spreading variants are fueling India’s dramatic surge in coronavirus cases, experts said. Hospitals are running low on oxygen and bodies are piling up at crematoriums.…
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Rio de Janeiro recorded more deaths than births for the 6th month in a row, as Brazil fails to contain its COVID-19 outbreak
The Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro has recorded more deaths than births for six straight months. Ten other Brazilian cities recorded more deaths than…
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The technology, devices, and benefits of remote patient monitoring in the healthcare industry
One of the tools US health systems and hospitals are turning to for improved outcomes and reduced costs is remote patient monitoring (RPM) technology. RPM…
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The Number of Kids in the U.S. Who Have Lost a Parent to COVID-19 Is Heartbreaking
With more 550,000 deaths from COVID-19 in the United States, countless families have been affected by the loss of a loved one since the pandemic…
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The CDC relaxed its rules on cleaning to prevent COVID-19, saying intense disinfectants are likely doing us more harm than good
The CDC released new guidance Monday, warning there are health risks associated with overly intense disinfection. The coronavirus very rarely spreads to people from surfaces,…
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How to safely reopen US schools, according to an epidemiologist
Dr. Brandon Guthrie is an epidemiologist and assistant professor at the University of Washington. He believes children can safely return to school as they have…
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The technology, devices, and benefits of remote patient monitoring in the healthcare industry
One of the tools US health systems and hospitals are turning to for improved outcomes and reduced costs is remote patient monitoring (RPM) technology. RPM…
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Global NGOs call on the Biden administration to concoct a plan for sharing vaccine surplus with nations in need
A group of NGOs is asking the Biden administration to distribute surplus COVID-19 vaccine doses globally. The letter called on President Joe Biden to engage…
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Caesars puts pandemic losses at $2B, wants insurers to pay
Fox Business Flash top headlines for March 25 Fox Business Flash top headlines are here. Check out what’s clicking on FoxBusiness.com. Casino giant Caesars Entertainment…
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The technology, devices, and benefits of remote patient monitoring in the healthcare industry
One of the tools US health systems and hospitals are turning to for improved outcomes and reduced costs is remote patient monitoring (RPM) technology. RPM…
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Pandemic plea: Catherine Tyldesley urges government to tackle obesity
‘I swear to god Boris, I will lose my marbles’: Catherine Tyldesley urges the government to tackle the obesity crisis in an impassioned plea Catherine…
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A California city gave some residents $500 monthly stipends. Here's the breakdown of how they spent the money over one year.
In Stockton, California, 125 residents got $500 per month, no strings attached, for two years. After a year, the trial results showed that most of the…
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A 15-year-old dancer with long-haul COVID-19 now has COPD, 'a disease of the elderly'
Delaney DePue, 15, got COVID-19 last summer and still struggles to catch her breath. She was diagnosed with COPD, which is “considered a disease of…
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President of Brazil, presiding over one of the worst COVID-19 outbreaks in the world, tells people to 'stop whining'
Brazil’s president told people to “stop whining” as it battles a devastating coronavirus outbreak. Many badly hit countries are now controlling the virus, but Brazil…
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New CDC guidelines will reportedly tell vaccinated Americans it's safe to gather in small groups
The CDC plans to release new guidelines this week for Americans who have been fully vaccinated. The recommendations suggest that vaccinated people can host small,…
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Animation shows how opening a window can drastically stem coronavirus circulation in classrooms, as schools prepare to resume in-person learning
Studies increasingly suggest that schools can safely reopen if the right precautions are followed. The NYT published an animation showing how virus particles can move…
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US coronavirus cases have dropped 70% in the last six weeks. Experts chalk it up to more immunity and better behavior.
Average daily coronavirus cases in the US have fallen roughly 70% in the last six weeks. Experts attribute this to two main factors: a buildup…
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Coronavirus pandemic forces Black churches to adapt to new way of worship
Historic Black Churches impacted by COVID Even as America celebrates Black History Month the coronavirus is taking a toll on minority communities. Data shows Black…
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