Over the course of the pandemic, the coronavirus has evolved multiple times, generating new variants and subvariants. However, a process called "immune imprinting" may have limited people's immune systems from keeping up with newer variants over time, as well as the effectiveness of updated COVID-19 vaccines.
Following a flag of a possible link between the Pfizer-BioNTech bivalent COVID-19 vaccine and an increased risk of ischemic stroke among people ages 65 and older, FDA and CDC on Friday said it's "very unlikely" a "true clinical risk" exists.
When a 56-year-old woman started experiencing "excruciating leg pain," her doctors could not determine the cause of her symptoms—until a rheumatologist discovered a link between her leg pain and severe asthma, ultimately leading to a diagnosis, Lisa Sanders writes for the New York Times Magazine.
Writing for the Harvard Business Review, former Stanford lecturer and bestselling author Nir Eyal provides four tips to help managers identify and address what is distracting their employees.
First lady Jill Biden on Wednesday had cancerous skin lesions surgically removed from her face and chest, in today's bite-sized hospital and health industry news from Alabama, the District of Columbia, and Ohio.