CDC Warns COVID Deaths Spiking in These States
The U.S. hit an alarming milestone this week. Over 802,000 Americans have now died from COVID-19 the
Tuesday, February 7, 2023
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The Easiest Way to Live Longer, Says Science
Read on—and to ensure your health and the health of others, don’t miss these Sure Signs You’ve Already Had COVID.
Pfizer COVID-19 pill may not see approval for ‘months’ despite ‘impressive’ data
The new Pfizer COVID-19 pill may not see Emergency Use Authorization for another month as health officials continue to highlight the promising effects it may bring.
DWP issues Universal Credit and ESA rules as thousands face Christmas self-isolation over Omicron
Unions have stepped up calls for an increase in Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) after saying many people will get low or zero financial support while self-isolating
‘SNL’: Paul Rudd joined by Tom Hanks, Tina Fey as COVID forces scaled-down show
“Saturday Night Live” became the latest casualty of the coronavirus and its highly contagious omicron variant this weekend, following the Radio City Rockettes and several Broadway shows in scaling back … Read More
‘SNL’ Weekend Update: Tina Fey, Michael Che jab Andrew Cuomo, OJ Simpson, New York Jets on scaled-down show
Former “Saturday Night Live” writer and cast member Tina Fey pitched in this weekend to help current “Weekend Update” co-anchor Michael Che deliver the fake news after co-anchor Colin Jost … Read More
This Can Slash Your Dementia Risk in Half, Says Study
Genetics are what they are—you can’t change them. Unfortunately, your genes are one of the primary risk factors for dementia and other forms of cognitive decline. However, there are things … Read More
Omicron forces wave of closures nationwide as Biden warns winter of ‘death’ encroaching
As the omicron variant of the coronavirus is poised to become the new leading variant in the United States, many schools and businesses are closing their doors over what President … Read More
EFL stance on circuit breaker revealed amid mass postponements
Birmingham City and West Brom are two of the lucky teams not to have had to postpone their matches this weekend
Tokyo hospital succeeds in fetal surgery for serious heart disease
A hospital in Tokyo has successfully conducted Japan’s first operation to treat an unborn baby for severe aortic stenosis, a serious heart disease, the hospital said.
