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TB Treatment Drugs To Become More Accessible Due To Cheaper Prices Following Johnson & Johnson’s Decision To Not Use Its Patents

October 2, 2023 by Catherine Mirandilla

TB treatment drugs will become more accessible due to cheaper prices following Johnson & Johnson’s decision not to use its patents. TB Treatment Drugs Will Increase Availability Due to Johnson & Johnson’s Decision to Stop Enforcing Its Patents TB treatment drugs called Bedaquiline are expected to increase accessibility and availability in the market after Johnson … Read more

Rising COVID-19 Infections in U.S. Linked to Emergence of New Coronavirus Subvariants, Experts Advocate Vigilance

October 1, 2023 by Roselyn Sarita

Infectious disease experts emphasize the need for vigilance in the face of this evolving threat. Due to the emergence of new coronavirus subvariants, the United States is witnessing a surge in COVID-19 infections Dr. William Schaffner from Vanderbilt University School of Medicine underscores that COVID-19 is not vanishing and urges a cooperative approach. Experts stress … Read more

Influenza Virus Family Removed From Future Flu Vaccines Following Its Suspected Extinction After COVID-19 Pandemic

September 30, 2023 by Catherine Mirandilla

An influenza virus family was removed from future flu vaccines following its suspected extinction after the COVID-19 pandemic. Influenza Virus Family Removed from Future Flu Vaccines Following Undetectable Threats and Risks The influenza virus family B/Yamagata was removed from the components of future flu vaccines following undetectable threats and risks as the influenza virus family … Read more

Los Angeles Unified School District Reverses COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate After Two Years

September 30, 2023 by Roselyn Sarita

The Los Angeles Unified School District is bringing an end to a policy that has been in effect for more than two years. The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) has decided to withdraw its COVID-19 vaccine requirement for employees and affiliated individuals The Los Angeles Unified School District expressed gratitude towards the human resources … Read more

Getting Mental Health Support At Home Can Help Teenagers Manage Anxiety And Stress Following Increasing Depression Cases

September 29, 2023 by Catherine Mirandilla

Getting mental health support at home can reportedly help teenagers manage their mental health issues following the increasing cases of depression. How Important Getting Mental Health Support at Home for Teenagers to Manage Their Anxiety and Stress Getting mental health support at home for teenagers will help them manage their anxiety and stress following the … Read more

Doctors Who Treat Colon Cancer Stress Importance of Screenings and Lifestyle Choices in Prevention

September 29, 2023 by Roselyn Sarita

Despite affecting only one percent of adults, the rise in cases among those under 50 since the 1990s is a concerning trend. Doctors who treat Colon cancer emphasize the increasing prevalence of this condition, notably among younger adults Doctors who treat Colon cancer stress the pivotal role of regular colon cancer screenings in detection and … Read more

Kansas City Pharmacies Remain Open Despite Ongoing Strike After CVS Pharmacists Demand Better Working Conditions

September 28, 2023 by Catherine Mirandilla

Kansas City pharmacies remained open despite the ongoing strike after CVS pharmacists demanded better working conditions. Kansas City Pharmacies Remain Open Despite CVS Pharmacists on Strike Following Demands for Better Working Conditions Several Kansas City pharmacies remained open despite the ongoing strike on CVS pharmacists following demands for better working conditions as Kansas City pharmacies … Read more

Alarming Surge: Student Mental Health Issues Triple in Six Years, Urgent Call for Support

September 28, 2023 by Roselyn Sarita

In the span of six years, research findings indicate a staggering surge in student mental health challenges. The study reveals that the incidence of student mental health issues has nearly tripled since its initial assessment This concerning student mental health trend sheds light on the growing need for dedicated support systems and resources for students … Read more

How Possible Federal Government Shutdown 2023 Affect Medicare And Social Security Benefits

September 27, 2023 by Catherine Mirandilla

How will the possible federal government shutdown 2023 affect Medicare and Social Security benefits? Federal Government Shutdown 2023 To Reduce Medicare and Social Security Staff and Activities With the nearing deadline of the spending bill, the federal government shutdown 2023 will possibly be implemented, leading to agencies wondering how the federal government shutdown 2023 could … Read more

Potential Impact of A Government Shutdown on Medicare and Essential Services Explored in Latest Contingency Plans

September 27, 2023 by Roselyn Sarita

If an agreement is not reached, a government shutdown could have widespread implications, affecting numerous agencies, departments, and services. Lawmakers are under pressure to reach an agreement and secure funding for the federal government, preventing a government shutdown Concerns arise regarding the impact on Medicare in the event of a government shutdown. Despite the potential … Read more