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What happens when COVID-19 and influenza collide? Can hospitals handle the strain?

Flu season is just around the corner, and the United States still hasn't contained the coronavirus. That sets up an unsettling challenge this fall: how to minimize the impact of the simultaneous spread of COVID-19 and seasonal ...

Aug 21, 2020

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Here's how to talk to vaccine skeptics so they might actually hear you

An estimated 24,000 to 62,000 people died from the flu in the United States during the 2019-20 flu season. And that was a relatively mild flu season, which typically starts in October and peaks between December and February.

Aug 21, 2020

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5 ways we can prepare the public to accept a COVID-19 vaccine (saying it will be 'mandatory' isn't one)

This week, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced the Australian government has signed an agreement to produce a COVID-19 vaccine under development at the University of Oxford, if safety and efficacy trials are successful.

Aug 21, 2020

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Genome sequencing tells us the Auckland outbreak is a single cluster—except for one case

Genome sequencing—mapping the genetic sequences of the virus from confirmed COVID-19 cases in a bid to track its spread—is now an integral part of New Zealand's coronavirus response. It is providing greater certainty ...

Aug 21, 2020

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COVID-19 and Mexico's domestic violence crisis

Measures put in place to control COVID-19 have impacted the wellbeing of millions of people worldwide to such an extent that some experts question whether the harm caused will persist long after the pandemic has eased.

Aug 21, 2020

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Patients battling opioid addiction in central Appalachia face issues accessing drug treatment

Despite its proven effectiveness as a treatment for opioid use disorders (OUD), buprenorphine is not reaching patients in central Appalachia, the epicenter of the opioid crisis in the United States, according to investigators ...

Aug 21, 2020

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Calculating the reduction in worldwide deaths from liver cancer if the whole world drank more coffee

A team of researchers affiliated with multiple institutions across Australia has found that if everyone in the world drank at least two cups of coffee every day, the world would see hundreds of thousands fewer deaths from ...

Aug 21, 2020 report

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Researchers are striving to understand the complexities of living with HIV and acquiring COVID-19

Every day, she donned a mask and was vigilant about washing her hands or using hand sanitizer which made the ensuing fever, headaches, sore throat and COVID-19 diagnosis startling.

Aug 21, 2020

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Researchers stress importance of properly developed COVID-19 vaccine

Russia made headlines this week with claims it had approved an early COVID-19 vaccine, despite it being tested in fewer than 100 people. North American researchers have also proposed and then walked back on unorthodox modifications ...

Aug 21, 2020

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Singing is no more risky than talking, finds new COVID-19 study

The performing arts has been badly affected during the coronavirus pandemic with live musical performances canceled for many months because singing was identified as a potential "higher risk" activity. New collaborative research ...

Aug 21, 2020

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