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Reliance on sales tax for revenue may have factored into the length of stay-at-home orders.
The findings provide further evidence against the COVID-19 lab-leak hypothesis.
Cigarette smoking dropped from 10.8% in 2023 to 9.9% in 2024, while the use of other tobacco products, such as cigars and e-cigarettes, stayed flat.
Vaccination timing may also influence protection.
The West Coast is currently experiencing large clusters of HMPV activity.
Federal law states that acting directors at the CDC have 210 days to serve, after which the administration should name a nominee for the position.
Employees who work while sick have a roughly 30% higher likelihood of later absenteeism than those who don’t.
Questions linger about the drivers and potential consequences of increased prescription stimulant use among adults, the authors say.
HHS should make more information public about how it mitigates risks for experiments that make pathogens more transmissible or virulent, a new report says.
Prasad angered pharmaceutical giants and lawmakers last month when he pulled the review process from Moderna’s new mRNA flu vaccine.
In Utah, health officials are warning that measles patients are suffering from anemia and liver inflammation.
Although the study relies heavily on unverified reports to an FDA adverse events database, researchers say the findings warrant further investigation.
The authors caution that a causal relationship can’t be established with observational studies.
In the previous hunting season, three parks near Gettysburg National Military Park reported their first cases.
Children under 2 hospitalized for COVID-19 are more likely to die or become seriously ill than babies with RSV, according to a new study.
Executive function can influence memory, academic achievement, relationships, and health.
A total of 90 US children have died from flu-related complications this season, according to the latest CDC update.
The CDC notes that Texas has now recorded 93 cases this year after having the nation's largest outbreak last year.
Sudan's 18-month cholera outbreak resulted in more than 100,000 cases nationwide, with an estimated 2,408 deaths.
Two-thirds of respondents say they're confident in career scientists at the CDC, NIH, and FDA.
