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The Symptomless on Surgical Floor: Probably Pregnant
According to a new study at the Washington University School of Medicine, the SARS-CoV-2 infection rate is almost 16 times higher among patients at the OB-GYN than others at the surgical units. -
Part 2: TB Contact Tracing Not Working For COVID-19
The CDC has adopted TB contact tracing strategies to manage the rising COVID-19 cases. -
Q&A On COVID Herd Immunity: Is It Coming Soon?
Medical Daily speaks to Stuart Campbell Ray M.D. at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine about the various aspects of herd immunity. -
Don't Depend on Coconut Oil for Heart Health
The coconut oil in your pantry may not be as heart healthy as you thought it was. Other plant-based oils may be healthier. -
Does Mom's Depression During Pregnancy Affect the Children Later in Life?
A new study says that teen girls who have gone through puberty have a higher risk of acquiring depression if their mothers had maternal depression. -
HPV Vaccinations Should Start at Age 9, Says American Cancer Society
The earlier children take the HPV vaccine, the stronger the immune response, says the ACS. -
Seven Bats In Nevada Test Positive For Rabies
Seven bats tested positive for rabies in Clark and Washoe Counties in the state of Nevada, the Nevada Department of Agriculture's Animal Disease Laboratory confirmed. -
A Researcher Says Psychosocial Distress Makes People More Vulnerable To COVID-19
Researcher Sheldon Cohen believes that behavioral, social, and psychological factors increase susceptibility to upper respiratory viruses. -
West Nile Virus Outbreak In Miami-Dade County: 18 Cases Confirmed
At least 18 residents of Miami-Dade County have managed to contract the West Nile Virus, as per health officials. -
Researchers Identify An Infectious Mutation Of COVID-19
The D614G genetic mutation of SARS-CoV-2 is considered the dominant strain of the virus circulated across the globe currently. -
Fourth Of July Caused People To Flock To Beaches Despite Outbreak
As per a new update, Florida recently surpassed 200,000 cases of COVID-19 following the Fourth of July holiday, where the state recorded the highest number of cases reported in a single day. -
Brain-Eating Amoeba Spotted In Florida Amid Pandemic
According to recent news, the state of Florida is confirmed to have a case of a rare, brain-destroying amoeba.
