Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer reported no major safety problems on their COVID-19 vaccine trial after more than 12,000 people received their second of two doses.
More doctors and health experts are raising concerns about a widespread and infrequently discussed side effect of COVID-19 that must be given attention.
The state of Texas placed 48th in WalletHub's study of states that vaccinate the most. The state of Texas placed 48th in WalletHub's study of states that vaccinate the most.
During the last 10 years, many medical schools have substantially increased acceptance rates in Central America, and some medical schools indicated that the attrition rate has decreased. Recently, the medical schools have created programs that could increase enrollment rates, improve the specialized courses, attract thousands of new students, and reduce tuition.
Recovered COVID-19 patients who will donate Plasma for those who still continue to combat the infectious and deadly virus will receive cash incentives.
Vitamin D deficiency recently showed signs that it can pose risks of contracting COVID-19, so you might want to know which foods can help you avoid it.
A married couple for 48 years died within four minutes of each other, holding hands from COVID-19. A married couple for 48 years died within four minutes of each other, holding hands from COVID-19.
A group formed by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease has created an ad campaign to urge Black and Latino people to get involved in COVID-19 vaccine trials.
Numerous studies have shown that virgin coconut oil can do several wonders to one's health. Numerous studies have shown that virgin coconut oil can do several wonders to one's health.
The public is starting to lose trust in the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as coronavirus vaccine makers near the final stages of clinical trials, a new poll said.
Flu season had just combined with the current COVID-19 pandemic, and this "twindemic" worries public health experts that people might just shake off alarming symptoms.
A new study posted online on Wednesday showed that COVID-19 might also attack the brain. Several researchers also supported the study on COVID-19 brain infection.
