Pandemic
US, EU strongly decry UN declaration promising international collaboration in face of pandemic
US initially requested that the UN removed "mentions of equity and universal access to sexual and reproductive health care services," to make the Trump administration comfortable with the language.
US Senate panel votes to hold Fauci in contempt of Congress after refusing to answer questioning
Senate panel obtains Fauci’s COVID-era iPhone records as contempt vote approaches - report
Congo bans gatherings in Kinshasa and three provinces over Ebola outbreak
Delta had worst cancelation rate among US airlines in May
Researchers create COVID-19 antibodies from eggs - study
Researchers say that birds are ideal for producing antibodies quickly and cheaply, and these could potentially be used to treat or help prevent COVID-19.
8% of athletes suffer from debilitating post-COVID symptoms - study
The study, which analyzed data from 43 scientific articles about 11,500 athletes, also found that 3% of the athletes developed exercise intolerance.
Llama nanobodies could be used to develop COVID-19 treatment - study
The study found that nanobodies derived from a llama could be used to develop an inhalable spray to combat COVID-19 and other viral diseases.
COVID-19: Here's how to address continued mental health difficulties in teens
Adolescents have faced a myriad of challenges over the last two years. Now that the pandemic appears to be slowing down, it's time to address the mental health fallout.
Authoritarian regimes are a health threat to the world - analysis
There may be an increased risk of health emergencies that could affect the entire world when authoritarian countries are not transparent with their data
Jacob’s Ladder Festival returns with a new format - review
Producing a quality three-day outdoor festival with superb facilities at prices that people could afford became just beyond the realm of possibility.
People with disabilities are facing severe loneliness due to COVID-19 - opinion
Social distancing requirements during COVID-19 meant that people with disabilities couldn't get the help they needed, and they are still suffering from it.
How can health services best implement the lessons of the pandemic? - Greek Dep. Health Min.
“When the Covid pandemic struck, nobody knew what it was. So we had to take care of patients who were getting worse and worse in front of our eyes,” she recounts.
One in five COVID-19 survivors aged 18-64 experience post-COVID symptoms -study
The study also found that people who have already had COVID-19 are at double the risk of developing respiratory conditions or pulmonary embolism.
