Infectious Disease - Page 291

November 10, 2022

Syria's lack of medical care and poor water quality exacerbates cholera outbreak

Syria's poor water supply and lack of medical care exacerbates the cholera outbreak across the country's provinces. Syria’s cases are linked to a outbreak that began in Afghanistan.

November 10, 2022

Flu symptoms and prevention: Everything you need to know about common signs, treatment, and avoiding influenza

Prevent the flu by washing your hands, taking supplements recommended by your doctor, exercising, and more. Here is how to keep the flu away all winter.

November 10, 2022

COVID-19 reinfection could be more deadly than first case, regardless of vaccination status, study says

The COVID-19 reinfection could be more deadly than the first case regardless of vaccination status. Reinfected patients could have more than double the risk of death, a new study says.

November 10, 2022

White House dodges on whether Biden will bring up COVID-19 origins in Xi Jinping meeting

The White House won't say whether President Biden plans to press China's Xi Jinping on the origins of COVID-19. Biden will meet with Xi in person next week.

November 10, 2022

CDC warns dental patients of rare bacterial infections via waterlines

Dental patients can be at risk of contracting nontuberculous mycobacteria or other infections from dental waterlines that have a high amount of bacteria in their water supple, the CDC warns.

November 10, 2022

Sotomayor rejects plea from NYC workers who lost their jobs due to COVID vaccine mandate

Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor has denied an appeal from NYC workers who are challenging the city's COVID-10 vaccine mandate, which cost them their jobs.

November 10, 2022

Voting results: Americans are ready to back another Ron in 2024 – DeSantis

Voting results: Americans are ready to back Gov. DeSantis for president after his crushing victory in Florida. Democrats are already worried about 2024.

November 8, 2022

Residents clash with Chinese authorities over 'zero-COVID' rules

As the Chinese Communist Party relentlessly pursues its strict "zero-COVID" policies across China seven people have been arrested amidst protests in retaliation.

November 7, 2022

Blood donations this winter: American Red Cross urges people not to forget to donate

The American Red Cross is urging Americans not to forget to donate blood this fall and winter, amid an expected surge of flu and COVID-19 cases. Those who are vaccinated can donate.

November 7, 2022

For midterm elections, teachers union leader eager to whitewash role in COVID overreach

Teachers union leader Randi Weingarten seems to have suddenly realized the damage she's done – not to students, but to the political causes she champions.