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While many immunocompromised and high-risk patients may benefit from AstraZeneca's Evusheld, drug distribution and access have been uneven. AP Photo/Ted...
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COVID in Afghanistan: low vaccine coverage and a crumbling health system could trigger a humanitarian crisis
The pandemic has had a big impact on Afghanistan. There have been 177,000 confirmed COVID cases and 7,600 deaths up...
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Kids afraid of getting shots? Here are 3 easy ways for parents to help them
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What is alopecia? It’s no laughing matter for millions of Black American women
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Where our thoughts come from: How microemotions affect spontaneous thought
People can have several thousand thoughts per day, many of which can be classified as spontaneous or involuntary. (Shutterstock)Our thoughts...
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Charities are contributing to growing mistrust of mental-health text support — here’s why
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What’s the 411 on the new 988 hotline? 5 questions answered about a national mental health service
The 988 Lifeline will connect callers with specialists trained to assist with mental health crises, including psychotic symptoms and substance...
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Plyometric training: jumping and skipping exercises can help improve strength and fitness
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How health care can respond to the lifelong impact of adverse childhood experiences
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