For The Maternal RSV Vaccination: Pfizer Requests FDA Approval
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For The Maternal RSV Vaccination: Pfizer Requests FDA Approval

A new vaccine developed by Pfizer is showing promising results in the protection of infants against the Respiratory Synciatic Virus (RSV) infection up to the first 6 months of birth. The vaccine is at the last stages of its development and is designed to be administered to the mother during her pregnancy. Pfizer is planning…

Nose Picking May Be Fatal: A Bad Habit May Raise Your Chances Of Dementia And Alzheimer’s
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Nose Picking May Be Fatal: A Bad Habit May Raise Your Chances Of Dementia And Alzheimer’s

Nose-picking has been considered a disgusting habit. Although it has been around for a long time, it is still considered a gross thing to do. A new research study has found that nose-picking can increase the risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s. The study published in Scientific Reports journal by Researchers from Griffith University, Australia has…

Due To Rapidly Spreading Viral Infections Orange County Announces A Health Emergency
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Due To Rapidly Spreading Viral Infections Orange County Announces A Health Emergency

A health emergency has been declared in Orange County as viral infections like Covid, Seasonal Flu, and Respiratory Synciatic Virus (RSV) are spreading fast, leading to a high number of hospitalizations and emergency room visits at Pediatric centers in Orange County. The County has advised parents to get their children vaccinated with Covid-19 and flu…

Study: Whether It Is Treated Or Not, Covid Symptoms Can Ease And Then Rebound
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Study: Whether It Is Treated Or Not, Covid Symptoms Can Ease And Then Rebound

A new medical report published in the online JAMA Network open Journal finds that Covid symptoms can make a rebound after the patients feel completely ok. According to Dr. Davey Smith, Head of the Division of Infectious Diseases and Global Public Health at the University of California, this sort of rebound is quite normal in…