The Grapevine Stories
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COVID Nasal Sprays Could Offer Advantages Over Traditional Vaccines
Intranasal vaccines might one day be given as well as, or instead of, more traditional COVID jabs. -
No Need For Mass Monkeypox Vaccinations Amid COVID-19 Pandemic: WHO
The World Health Organization said there is no immediate need for mass monkeypox vaccinations amid the global outbreak. -
Why Is The FDA Seeking To Ban Menthol Cigarettes?
Menthol cigarettes were responsible for an estimated 377,000 premature deaths in the U.S. during the past 40 years. -
Study Finds ‘Substantial’ Antibody Boost From Fourth COVID Vaccine
The fourth dose of an mRNA vaccine could provide better protection against COVID-19, based on a new study. -
COVID Resistance Might Be Tied To Genetics: Experts
Scientists are looking into a small group of people who never contracted the novel coronavirus throughout the pandemic. -
Did Omicron Cause A Surge In Deaths In Vaccinated People?
Data analysis found that omicron has caused a spike in deaths among the vaccinated. -
Why Denmark Is Destroying 1.1 Million COVID-19 Vaccines Amid Pandemic
Danish health officials confirmed that they would be discarding 1.1 million COVID-19 vaccines in the coming weeks. -
Washington Records ‘Largest’ TB Outbreak In 20 Years
Washington has reported its biggest tuberculosis outbreak in two decades amid the pandemic. -
Endometriosis: Pandemic Backlog Risks Making It Even Harder For Women To Get Help
Being unable to manage pain left some women feeling isolated. -
Stress Levels Run High In Families Of COVID-19 Patients Admitted To ICU: Study
Research has found that the families of COVID-19 patients admitted to the intensive care unit develop PTSD months later. -
Effect Of Lockdowns On Birth Rates In The UK
Many wondered whether the COVID lockdowns would lead to a baby boom or a bust. We finally have some answers – for the UK, at least. -
Heart Disease Risk And Depression: A New Study Explores Whether The Two May Be Linked
A healthy lifestyle is associated with a lower risk of both depression and heart disease.
