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COVID-19 protection measures likely limiting flu spread
1 hour ago ago
The United States has far fewer flu cases than normal, and experts say it's probably due to measures people are taking to protect themselves from COVID-19.
Drug offers hope against disease with progressive lung scarring
3 hours ago ago
An inhaled medication might make every day physical activity a bit easier for patients with serious scarring of the lungs, a new clinical trial finds.
Regular aspirin use can lower risk for death in bladder, breast cancers
11 hours ago ago
Jan. 15 (UPI) -- People who take aspirin at least three times per week are more likely to survive bladder cancer, according to an analysis published Friday by JAMA Network Open.
Program helps low-income women get mammograms, study shows
12 hours ago ago
Giving low-income women mammograms when they're hospitalized can boost their breast cancer screening rates, according to a new study.
Shorter COVID-19 quarantine effective for college athletes
13 hours ago ago
Shorter quarantines for athletes, along with mid-quarantine testing, may improve their compliance without increasing the risk that they'll infect others, a new study suggests.
CDC: New COVID-19 strain could become 'predominant' in U.S. by March
14 hours ago ago
Jan. 15 (UPI) -- A more contagious strain of COVID-19 could become the "predominant" one in the United States by March, potentially undermining gains in infection control spurred by vaccines, researchers from the CDC predicted.
Saliva-based COVID-19 tests as accurate as those using nose, throat samples
17 hours ago ago
Jan. 15 (UPI) -- COVID-19 tests that use patients' saliva to screen for the virus are just as effective as those that use swabs collected from the nose and throat, an analysis published by JAMA Internal Medicine found.
COVID-19 reduced U.S. life expectancy, particularly among minorities
17 hours ago ago
Jan. 14 (UPI) -- The COVID-19 pandemic reduced life expectancy in the United States in 2020 by more than a year, from roughly 78.5 years to 77.5 years, an analysis published by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found.
Poll: Many in U.S. don't see link between racism, health outcomes
1 day ago ago
Many Americans most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic don't believe that racism is associated with poorer health, a nationwide poll shows.
Study: 'Mindfulness' may help boost mental health, but it has limits
1 day ago ago
Mindfulness is all the rage when it comes to boosting mental health, but new research suggests that it may not help everyone equally.
Smoking raises risk for deadly 'bleeding strokes,' study says
1 day ago ago
There's yet another reason to quit smoking: It increases the risk of deadly bleeding strokes, a new study warns.
Biden plan for COVID-19 vaccine doses won't cause shortages, official says
1 day ago ago
Jan. 14 (UPI) -- The incoming Biden administration's plan to release more doses of the COVID-19 vaccine won't cause supply shortages, Dr. Celine Gounder, a member of the newly created COVID-19 advisory board said Thursday.
Sperm samples may help predict autism risk in children
1 day ago ago
Biomarkers in sperm may help identify men at risk of fathering children with autism, researchers say.
Study: Retinal stem cells from cadavers may help restore vision in blind
1 day ago ago
Jan. 14 (UPI) -- Retinal stem cells collected from human cadavers offer a potential treatment for blindness, according to the authors of an article published Thursday by Stem Cell Reports.
Aphasia affects brain similar to Alzheimer's disease, but without memory loss
2 days ago ago
A rare brain disease that causes loss of language skills doesn't lead to memory loss, a new study finds.
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