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FDA panel to consider osteoarthritis drug tanezumab

Thursday, March 25 by ABC News

By SASHA PEZENIK, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- A crucial vote of Food and Drug Administration advisory committee members is set for Thursday afternoon, and they could eventually determine whether some of the 32 million Americans suffering from osteoarthritis pain may find a... Read More.

Minority communities were hardest hit by spring and summer 2020 COVID waves: CDC

Thursday, March 25 by ABC News

By IVAN PEREIRA and SONY SALZMAN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- A report released Wednesday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provided additional details into how the earliest months of the coronavirus pandemic disproportionately affected minorities.The study found... Read More.

Few health care workers infected with COVID after full vaccination: Study

Wednesday, March 24 by ABC News

By ERIN SCHUMAKER, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Infections among health care workers who are fully vaccinated for COVID-19 are extremely rare, according to a new study.Researchers examined data from employee health records of more than 36,600 health care... Read More.

Florida baby born March 21 at 3:21 p.m. in 321 area code

Wednesday, March 24 by ABC News

By NICOLE PELLETIERE, ABC News(COCOA BEACH, Fla.) -- A Florida baby's lucky number is now 321 after his birth date and time share the same numerology.Carter Kerr was born at Health First's Cape Canaveral Hospital... Read More.

Jersey City to provide ‘health buses’ for people who are homeless to shower, do laundry

Wednesday, March 24 by ABC News

By ARYANA AZARI, ABC News(JERSEY CITY, N.J.) -- Jersey City, New Jersey, is partnering with two Illinois companies to retrofit retired school buses into mobile units where people experiencing homelessness can access health services.The city purchased the two... Read More.

How suicide prevention is getting a boost from artificial intelligence: Exclusive

Wednesday, March 24 by ABC News

By TONY MORRISON, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Suicide prevention is getting a boost from artificial intelligence. The Trevor Project, the world’s largest suicide prevention and crisis intervention organization for LGBTQ+ youth, has launched a “Crisis Contact Simulator" to help train counselors... Read More.

Inside the ‘cyclone’ of brain fog many COVID-19 long haulers are still experiencing

Wednesday, March 24 by ABC News

By SASHA PEZENIK, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- One day, suddenly, Hannah Davis couldn't read her latest text message. The bubble of words on her glowing phone screen stared back at her as her eyes and mind tried, and failed, to adjust and... Read More.

Mass shootings add to mental health issues already affected by COVID-19

Wednesday, March 24 by ABC News

By DR. SAMUEL ROTHMAN and DR.TARUN JAIN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- After two mass shootings in less than one week, mental health experts say the effects these events have on the American public are amplified by the COVID-19 pandemic.On Monday,... Read More.

How to work out safely at the gym amid COVID-19 to avoid quarantine weight gain

Wednesday, March 24 by ABC News

By KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Fears of gaining the "quarantine 15" or "quarantine 19" at the start of the coronavirus pandemic last year have turned into reality for some Americans, according to a new study.Adults under lockdown orders... Read More.

Teachers union questions CDC’s new 3-foot distancing recommendation in classrooms

Wednesday, March 24 by ABC News

By SOPHIE TATUM, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- The president of a major teacher's union, the American Federation of Teachers' Randi Weingarten, is raising concerns about recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance that loosens social distancing requirements in classrooms.The... Read More.

Fauci calls ‘outdated’ data in AstraZeneca’s US vaccine trial ‘unfortunate’

Tuesday, March 23 by ABC News

By MATTHEW VANN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease expert, on Tuesday criticized what he described as "outdated" information in AstraZeneca’s U.S. vaccine trial as "unfortunate" and acknowledged concerns with accuracy could lead to problems... Read More.

Seven ways to go no-waste in the kitchen: Turn scraps into stars and ‘eat ugly’

Tuesday, March 23 by ABC News

By KELLY MCCARTHY, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Professional chefs have long practiced smart ways to curb food waste, and you can implement their top tips, recipes and other ways to practice a sustainable relationship with food in your home kitchen.

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