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Pfizer and Moderna to expand size of vaccine studies in 5- to 11-year-olds

Monday, July 26 by ABC News

(LOS ANGELES) — Pfizer and Moderna are expanding the size of their COVID-19 vaccine studies in children ages 5 to 11, according to a new report.The decision, which came after a push from the Food and Drug Administration, according to The New York... Read More.

The COVID-19 virus can cause diabetes, new studies find

Friday, June 11 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- There is troubling news for those infected with the COVID-19 virus. New studies have found that the virus may cause diabetes in addition to pneumonia and other health problems.Most people will recover from COVID without longer-term problems, but doctors have noticed... Read More.

New Illinois legislation would require Asian American studies in public schools

Friday, June 4 by ABC News

(CHICAGO) -- Anti-Asian hate incidents continue to rise across the country, one legislator seeks to combat racism with a new law requiring Asian American studies in public schoolsIllinois state Rep. Jennifer Gong-Gershowitz said she wants to fight "ignorance" with the Teaching Equitable Asian-American History... Read More.

Despite increase in depression during pandemic, suicides may have decreased: Studies

Friday, April 16 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- When the pandemic hit more than a year ago, rates of depression soared, with 28% of respondents in one survey reporting depressive symptoms compared with 9% before COVID-19.As levels of depression rise, public health experts typically expect suicide rates to follow.... Read More.

UK COVID variant more transmissible but may not be more deadly, new studies indicate

Monday, April 12 by ABC News

(LONDON) -- Two new British studies suggest that the B.1.1.7 variant is more transmissible than the original COVID-19 variants; however, it does not appear to be more deadly or cause more severe symptoms.One of the studies, published in The Lancet Public Health, also reported... Read More.

Pandemic takes toll on young adults’ mental health, studies show

Wednesday, December 30 by ABC News

By HAYLEY YAMADA, JASMINE BROWN, and ED WIESE, ABC News(RICHLAND, Wa.) -- Members of the Robbins family have gathered at the gravesite of Christian Robbins every day since the 16-year-old high school sophomore died by suicide in April. His loss has weighed... Read More.

Providing police with military gear does not reduce crime or protect officers: Studies

Wednesday, December 9 by ABC News

By BILL HUTCHINSON, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Two independent studies have drawn the same conclusions: billions of dollars in surplus military equipment, including armored tanks and high-powered rifles, that have been transferred by the federal government to thousands of U.S. police departments... Read More.

Two studies find potentially harmful ingredients in some popular sunscreens: What you need to know

Monday, July 20 by ABC News

aydinmutlu/iStockBy KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Summer is here and with that comes the need for sunscreen, and also questions about what sunscreens are best for the body.Two studies -- published in JAMA, one... Read More.

South Korean studies suggest antibodies could protect against COVID-19 spread

Thursday, April 23 by ABC News

totojang/iStockBy DR. ANGELA N. BALDWIN, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) -- Results from two new South Korean studies shed light on whether antibodies will be a reliable form of protection against COVID-19 for those who have recovered from the disease.In one... Read More.

Head lice drug emerges as potential coronavirus treatment, studies show

Tuesday, April 14 by ABC News

KevinDyer/iStock(NEW YORK) -- From a century-old blood plasma therapy to an anti-malarial drug called hydroxychloroquine, the scientific community is exploring new ways to leverage existing treatments in the fight against the novel coronavirus.The latest surprising lead for researchers is... Read More.

Animal studies give hope to a future where a pill could prevent COVID-19 infection

Friday, April 10 by ABC News

narvikk/iStock(NEW YORK) -- A team of scientists has shown promising early results in animal studies against coronavirus strains using an antiviral drug. The hope is that the medication could eventually be taken as a pill rather than an injection... Read More.

Women’s sizing is more disparate than ever before, studies show

Wednesday, January 1 by ABC News

Yuriy Kovtun/iStock(NEW YORK) -- If you've shopped online for clothes only to discover they don't fit, it's probably not you. More than likely it's because clothing sizes have become increasingly difficult to scale. Size and fit were the top... Read More.

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Stories tagged with: studies

Pfizer and Moderna to expand size of vaccine studies in 5- to 11-year-olds

The COVID-19 virus can cause diabetes, new studies find

New Illinois legislation would require Asian American studies in public schools

Despite increase in depression during pandemic, suicides may have decreased: Studies

UK COVID variant more transmissible but may not be more deadly, new studies indicate

Pandemic takes toll on young adults’ mental health, studies show

Providing police with military gear does not reduce crime or protect officers: Studies

Two studies find potentially harmful ingredients in some popular sunscreens: What you need to know

South Korean studies suggest antibodies could protect against COVID-19 spread

Head lice drug emerges as potential coronavirus treatment, studies show

Animal studies give hope to a future where a pill could prevent COVID-19 infection

Women’s sizing is more disparate than ever before, studies show

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