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COVID-19’s Silver Lining: Research Breakthroughs for Chronic Disease, Cancer, and the Common Flu
03/17/2022
Liz Szabo
Over the past 2 years, medical researchers have generated more than 230,000 medical journal articles, documenting studies of vaccines, antivirals, and other drugs, as well as basic research into the structure of the virus and how it evades...
Over the past 2 years, medical researchers have generated more than 230,000 medical journal articles, documenting studies of vaccines, antivirals, and other drugs, as well as basic research into the structure of the virus and how it evades...
Over the past 2 years, medical...
03/17/2022
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Committee: Bold Changes Needed to Tackle Opioid Disorder, Infectious Disease Effectively
01/23/2020
A consensus report released today from a panel of medical professionals and academicians suggests that the healthcare system has largely failed to address the scourge of infectious disease intertwined with the opioid crisis.
A consensus report released today from a panel of medical professionals and academicians suggests that the healthcare system has largely failed to address the scourge of infectious disease intertwined with the opioid crisis.
A consensus report released...
01/23/2020
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ATS Releases Guidelines On Diagnosing Fungal Infections
09/11/2019
The American Thoracic Society has released a new clinical practice guideline on laboratory testing for the diagnosis of fungal infections in pulmonary and critical care practice.
The American Thoracic Society has released a new clinical practice guideline on laboratory testing for the diagnosis of fungal infections in pulmonary and critical care practice.
The American Thoracic Society...
09/11/2019
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Within Opioid Abuse Epidemic, Infectious Disease Epidemic Emerges
07/13/2018
There is a new epidemic of hepatitis C, HIV, and other infections within the opioid abuse epidemic, according to recent findings. 
There is a new epidemic of hepatitis C, HIV, and other infections within the opioid abuse epidemic, according to recent findings. 
There is a new epidemic of...
07/13/2018
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Protecting Against Infectious Diseases
08/24/2017
Nicholas Wu, PhD, a research associate at The Scripps Research Institute, discusses new findings that could be used to build better defenses against the flu and other infectious diseases.
Nicholas Wu, PhD, a research associate at The Scripps Research Institute, discusses new findings that could be used to build better defenses against the flu and other infectious diseases.
Nicholas Wu, PhD, a research...
08/24/2017
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Report: Major Gaps in Country`s Ability to Prevent, Control Infectious Disease Outbreaks
12/18/2015

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Report concludes that the United States must redouble efforts to better protect the country from new infectious disease threats
Report concludes that the United States must redouble efforts to better protect the country from new infectious disease threats
Report concludes that the United...
12/18/2015
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Measles Vaccine May Help Thwart other Infectious Diseases
05/07/2015
The measles vaccine could provide benefits beyond merely protecting against that highly contagious viral respiratory disease that remains a leading childhood killer in parts of the world, scientists say.
The measles vaccine could provide benefits beyond merely protecting against that highly contagious viral respiratory disease that remains a leading childhood killer in parts of the world, scientists say.
The measles vaccine could...
05/07/2015
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Surprise Infectious Disease Exercise Shows Ontario Paramedics Prepared
03/31/2015
The drill involved a person who presented with signs and symptoms of Ebola disease and had a history of recent travel to West Africa.
The drill involved a person who presented with signs and symptoms of Ebola disease and had a history of recent travel to West Africa.
The drill involved a person who...
03/31/2015
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Mount Sinai Study Suggests COVID-19 Infection Should Be Considered a Risk Factor for Future Cardiopulmonary Conditions
05/07/2025
The study, the largest of its kind using advanced PET/MRI imaging, discovered significant abnormalities in cardiovascular and pulmonary tissues, as well as altered levels of circulating immune-regulating proteins, in long COVID patients.
The study, the largest of its kind using advanced PET/MRI imaging, discovered significant abnormalities in cardiovascular and pulmonary tissues, as well as altered levels of circulating immune-regulating proteins, in long COVID patients.
The study, the largest of its...
05/07/2025
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First Oral Antiviral Is Approved for Adults With Mild to Moderate COVID-19
05/25/2023
Amanda Balbi
Three other medications are approved for treating this population, but none are administered orally.
Three other medications are approved for treating this population, but none are administered orally.
Three other medications are...
05/25/2023
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Comparing Absolute and Relative Vaccine Effectiveness of Primary and Booster COVID-19 Vaccines
03/07/2023
Priyam Vora
Research into the absolute and relative vaccine effectiveness of the COVID-19 booster and primary series identified a better metric from the two.
Research into the absolute and relative vaccine effectiveness of the COVID-19 booster and primary series identified a better metric from the two.
Research into the absolute and...
03/07/2023
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COVID-19 Vaccination Linked to Fewer Cardiac Events
03/02/2023
Analyzing the most extensive datasets in the United States, researchers from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have revealed that vaccination against COVID-19 is associated with fewer heart attacks, strokes, and other cardiovascular...
Analyzing the most extensive datasets in the United States, researchers from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have revealed that vaccination against COVID-19 is associated with fewer heart attacks, strokes, and other cardiovascular...
Analyzing the most extensive...
03/02/2023
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NYC Settles Lawsuit with FDNY EMS Members Punished for Talking to Media About COVID-19 Front Line
03/02/2023
Molly Crane-Newman
'Our members should know that they always have a right to speak to the press,' said union head Oren Barzilay.
'Our members should know that they always have a right to speak to the press,' said union head Oren Barzilay.
'Our members should know that...
03/02/2023
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Improves Depressive Symptoms for People With HIV
12/12/2022
Jolynn Tumolo
"This study aimed to systematically evaluate the effect of cognitive behavioral therapy on improving depressive symptoms and increasing adherence to antiretroviral therapy in people living with HIV," researchers said.
"This study aimed to systematically evaluate the effect of cognitive behavioral therapy on improving depressive symptoms and increasing adherence to antiretroviral therapy in people living with HIV," researchers said.
"This study aimed to...
12/12/2022
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COVID-19’s Silver Lining: Research Breakthroughs for Chronic Disease, Cancer, and the Common Flu
03/17/2022
Liz Szabo
Over the past 2 years, medical researchers have generated more than 230,000 medical journal articles, documenting studies of vaccines, antivirals, and other drugs, as well as basic research into the structure of the virus and how it evades...
Over the past 2 years, medical researchers have generated more than 230,000 medical journal articles, documenting studies of vaccines, antivirals, and other drugs, as well as basic research into the structure of the virus and how it evades...
Over the past 2 years, medical...
03/17/2022
Pharmacy Learning Network
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People With Heart Defects May Be at Greater Risk for Severe COVID-19 Illness
03/08/2022
People with a congenital heart defect who were hospitalized with COVID-19 infection were at higher risk for severe illness or death than those without a heart defect.
People with a congenital heart defect who were hospitalized with COVID-19 infection were at higher risk for severe illness or death than those without a heart defect.
People with a congenital heart...
03/08/2022
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Why Are Some Patients Still Paying for HIV Preventive Care?
03/04/2022
Sarah Varney
As of January 2021, HIV preventive care was supposed to be free in the United States, but there are patients still paying for treatment.
As of January 2021, HIV preventive care was supposed to be free in the United States, but there are patients still paying for treatment.
As of January 2021, HIV...
03/04/2022
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Scientists Characterize the Imbalanced Gut Bacteria of Patients With Myocardial Infarction, Angina and Heart Failure
02/22/2022
Rebecca Kapur (Yospyn)
In 2 publications in Nature Medicine, a European-Israeli team of researchers show how major disturbances occur in the gut microbiome of patients suffering from heart disease.
In 2 publications in Nature Medicine, a European-Israeli team of researchers show how major disturbances occur in the gut microbiome of patients suffering from heart disease.
In 2 publications in Nature...
02/22/2022
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