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Woman hospitalized after being rescued from east Louisville house fire
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Early studies suggested that certain blood types may leave you more at risk of Covid. Newer science confirms that Type O might help you resist infection.
- HuffPost
Anthony Fauci Says His COVID-19 Symptoms Worsened Dramatically In 'Rebound'
The infectious-disease expert was feeling "really poorly" and began a second round of Paxlovid.
- CBS News
Infectious disease specialist recommends getting COVID shot once available
The updated shot is aimed at specifically targeting the highly contagious Omicron virus variant and could be available this fall.
- TODAY
Still Testing Positive for COVID-19 After 10 Days? What to Know
Experts share their advice about isolation, masking and more if you're still testing positive late into a COVID-19 infection.
- MarketWatch
Coronavirus tally: Daily cases break out to 4 1/2-month high, as hospitalizations keep climbing
The U.S. is stocking up on COVID-19 vaccines and health regulators have recommended updating booster shots to fight the omicron subvariants, amid concerns of another surge in the fall and spring. There's good reason for those concerns, as the seven-day average of new COVID-19 cases have broken out of a two-month range, and has risen 10% from two weeks ago to 114,000 on Thursday, according to
- Miami Herald
Women who have this gene could be at greater risk of developing Alzheimer’s, study says
The study shows there are different risk factors for people of different genders, researchers say.
- LA Times
Monkeypox spread at two large parties in L.A. County, officials say
Los Angeles County officials have reported limited local transmission of monkeypox, with some recent cases involving people who attended large events and infected people who haven't traveled out of state.
- NBC News
1 dead, 22 hospitalized in new listeria outbreak with no known origin, CDC says
Nearly two dozen people have been sickened with listeria, and one has died, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which said the source of the outbreak has not been identified.
- INSIDER
CDC raises alarm over mysterious listeria outbreak that's caused a death, a pregnancy loss, and sent dozens to hospital
The agency issued an investigation notice Thursday amid an uptick in people getting sickened, including five pregnant women, one of whom miscarried.
- INSIDER
US health officials brace for mosquito-borne virus that can cause paralysis and death as temperatures rise
As temperatures warm, health officials expect rising rates of West Nile, a virus spread by mosquitos that can cause meningitis, paralysis, and death.
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Jim Kelly’s health remains good after beating cancer
Bills Hall of Fame quarterback had a long battle with oral cancer that gave him a bleak prognosis and required multiple surgeries on his jaw, radiation and chemotherapy. But more than three years after announcing that the cancer was gone, Kelly says there’s been no recurrence and his health is now good. While hosting his [more]
- LA Times
Danny Roberts is HIV-positive. So why did 'The Real World' leave that out?
'It's probably easier ... to leave out that dark story and just not touch on it,' Roberts told The Times, 'in the service of the great forgetting.'
- Real Simple
6 Unexpected Health Benefits of Walking
Walk your way to better sleep, strength, mood, and more incredible benefits.
- The Hill
American Heart Association adds sleep duration to heart health checklist
Story at a glance The AHA announced Wednesday it has updated its widely used metrics to measure a person’s cardiovascular health to now include sleep. The AHA first defined the seven health behaviors and factors in 2010, but added the sleep metric after 12 years of robust research showing sleep plays a key role in…
- The Desert Sun
Riverside County waiting to receive monkeypox vaccines, outlines distribution plan
Officials are hopeful vaccines will arrive in the next few weeks.
- Good Morning America
Teenage girl speaks out after surviving shark attack at Florida beach
A teenage girl who survived a shark attack at a Florida beach recounted that her first instinct was to punch the fish in the nose. The teen was scalloping in water approximately 5 feet deep near Grassy Island, just of Keaton Beach, when she was bitten by the shark, according to the Taylor County Sheriff's Office. Addison's brother, Rhett Willingham, a firefighter and emergency medical technician, raced to help her.
- Fresno Bee
Monkeypox is here, says Fresno County’s health officer. How to protect yourself
Officials say it’s circulating and a matter of time before a case is reported.
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A podiatrist picks the comfiest shoes in Amazon's July 4th sale — from $28
These supportive sneakers are just what the doctor ordered — catch Adidas, Sketchers, Asics and more for up to 55% off.
- The Hill
Pfizer asks for full FDA approval of COVID pill
Pfizer on Thursday announced it had submitted an application to receive full approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its COVID-19 antiviral Paxlovid for use in high-risk individuals. The FDA in December issued an emergency use authorization for Paxlovid to be used as treatment of mild-to-moderate COVID-19 in adults and children over the…
- TODAY
Giant snails carrying parasite that causes meningitis prompt quarantine in Florida
Giant African land snails, an invasive species of mollusk, poses a threat to Florida residents as it can spread meningitis from a parasite it carries.