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Experts suspect new COVID-19 strain on Long Island, though they're skeptical of 'razor blade throat' symptom
Multiple news reports have linked the subvariant, NB 1.8.1, to "razor blade throat," in part because of postings on social media that likened symptoms to swallowing razor blades. But experts say those scattered anecdotal reports don’t mean COVID-19 today is more likely to cause severe throat pain than in the past.
A document the Department of Health and Human Services distributed to members of Congress to justify recent changes to ...
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A new Covid-19 variant called NB.1.8.1, or Nimbus, represents about a third of new US Covid-19 cases. Dr. Leana Wen answers ...
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Can The Air We Breathe Predict The Next COVID-19 Surge?Learn more about a new study that suggests monitoring the air for certain environmental exposures may help forecast ...
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COVID-19 patients who are vaccinated -- and were hospitalized with reduced kidney function -- had better outcomes than ...
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For the first time since the global outbreak of Covid-19, researchers claim to have pierced North Korea’s ironclad ...
I ndia, among many other countries across the globe, witnessed a sudden rise in COVID-19 cases. Triggered by four new Omicron ...
Most people have put the COVID-19 pandemic behind them. Infections, vaccinations, or a combination of both have bolstered ...
The family of Grace Schara spoke out after losing a wrongful death lawsuit against Ascension Wisconsin in Outagamie County ...
The Vermont Department of Health said the number of emergency room visits for Covid-19 briefly dropped to zero, although it has since ticked up.
The co-owner of a Chicago COVID-19 testing laboratory was sentenced to seven years in federal prison Wednesday for a fraud ...
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