Month: February 2022

Artificial intelligence is poised to revolutionize the field of radiology as a tool to improve disease detection, diagnosis, and clinical

The pediatric and adolescent mental health crisis—brought to new attention and made more urgent by the stresses of the pandemic—is

Reports of symptoms such as tinnitus and hearing loss during the coronavirus pandemic could in part have a psychosocial origin

An analysis of research literature published last year before the Omicron variant took hold found that while COVID-19 vaccines lose

As organisms grow, older cells can undergo a phenomenon called senescence. This process defines a cell state where cells permanently

There is virtually no protection against infection with the currently circulating omicron variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus for dual-vaccinated and

Holly Nover grew up trying to hide her stutter. “I was very self conscious,” said the 40-year-old St. Johns, Florida

People with COVID-19 won’t be legally required to self-isolate in England starting in the coming week, the U.K. government has

“The jab” might soon be replaced with something like “the huff” as slang for a COVID-19 vaccine dose. Some experts

COVID-19 can take a heavy toll on the body, but new research shows that patients are also 60% more likely