Health
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COVID-19 Vaccines: US Has Millions of Unused Doses Despite Incentives While Rest of the World Clamors for Vaccines
Despite lottery rewards and other incentives offered to Americans, unvaccinated individuals leave millions of unused COVID-19 vaccine doses in storage while there is a shortage in the rest of the world. -
78 Brands of Sunscreen for Recall Over Carcinogen Contamination as Summer Looms
An independent testing lab company discovered a carcinogen substance in common sun care products, including sunscreen, and is now urging the FDA to do a recall. -
Brazil's President Bolsonaro Leads Lockdown Protests Despite Nearly 500,000 Dying from COVID-19
Brazil's president Jair Bolsonaro lead a protest against COVID-19 lockdowns despite having the country recorded 500,000 coronavirus-related death toll. -
18 Cases of Heart Inflammation After COVID-19 Vaccination, Typically Begins 4 Days After the 2nd Dose of the Pfizer, Moderna Vaccines
Connecticut has reported 18 cases of myocarditis in individuals who were administered a COVID-19 vaccine. No other state seems to have publicly reported concrete numbers of myocarditis or heart inflammation. -
COVID-19 Origin: White House Presses for Independent Probe While China Refutes Wuhan Lab Leak Theory
The White House said without unbiased investigation and efficient data from China, officials could not conclude COVID-19 origins -
H5N8 Bird Flu Strain Poses Possibility of Another Pandemic, But Researchers Say There Is Still Opportunity to Prevent Them
Dozens of nations across the globe witnessed cases of wild birds and poultry falling sick with influenza A H5N8. At least 46 nations have reported highly pathogenic H5N8 AIV outbreaks. -
US Warns Against Travel to Japan as Olympics Loom; Doctors Claim the Games Must Be Canceled
Due to an increase in COVID-19 cases in Japan, US health officials and the State Department have advised Americans against traveling to Japan, which is preparing to host the Olympics Games in just two months. -
Anthony Fauci Seeks Further Probe As He Is Dubious of COVID-19 Having Developed Naturally
Dr. Anthony Fauci urges further investigation after a report claims that COVID-19, which originated in Wuhan, China, evolved and spread naturally. -
Ivermectin To Undergo COVID-19 Drug Trial in the University of Minnesota as Online Interest Surges
As online interest for Ivermectin surges, the University of Minnesota will conduct the first US trial of the medicine as a COVID-19 drug. -
US Can Prevent Another COVID-19 Surge if 70% Of the Population Receive the Vaccine by July 4, Fauci Claims
Dr. Anthony Fauci says the US can avoid another COVID-19 surge in the fall and winter if enough adults are vaccinated this summer. -
COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters Needed as Fauci Says Protection From Coronavirus Is Usually Not Lifelong
You might need a COVID-19 vaccine booster before the end of the year concludes. Dr. Fauci said one requires a booster sometime within a year or so of receiving the primary shot. -
Fauci Claims Pfizer, Moderna COVID-19 Vaccines Effective Against Indian Variants; Admits He Still Wears Mask
Dr. Anthony Fauci outlined the findings that Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines are effective against the Indian variant known as B.1.617. He also said that he continues to wear a mask. -
Joe Biden Says COVID-19 Infections Down in All States, Will Donate Vaccines To Other Countries
The US will provide 80 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines to other countries following the announcement of President Joe Biden that infections have declined in all 50 states. -
CDC's New Masks Guidance Leaves States, Businesses Scrambling; Agency Claims Decision Is Based on Science
Since the CDC issued new masks guidance, states and businesses are confused, clinging to the criteria to determine who has been fully vaccinated and who has not. -
CDC Advises Schools Not To Discontinue Using Face Masks
The CDC announced schools in the United States should continue to use face masks for the 2020–21 academic year as not all students will be fully inoculated. A six-foot distance is required between teachers and students.
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