Milwaukee’s Fall COVID-19 Vaccine: Only 5% of Residents Have Received It

As COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to trend upwards, Milwaukee’s health commissioner reports that only “very low” number of city residents have received the latest COVID-19 vaccine. Health Commissioner Mike Totoraitis told a Milwaukee Common Council committee that only about 5% of Milwaukee residents have been vaccinated with the updated vaccine, which became available in September. Whereas …

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CDC estimates COVID-19 variant BA.2.86 cases tripled in just two weeks

FDA approves updated vaccine to fight COVID variants as cases rise An updated COVID vaccine has been approved by the FDA, paving the way for a fight against variants as cases rise across the country. Ryan Ross, USA TODAY Incidence of a COVID-19 variant appears to have increased threefold in the U.S. in recent weeks, …

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Customized Medical Treatments: The Future of Personalized Care for Patients

lt;700,000 to save a child’s life for many, many years, maybe for a lifetime, is not much,” Crooke said.After a 2016 case that suddenly came to light, in which a teenager ordered very expensive gene therapy that ultimately failed, the head of the U.S. National Institutes of Health, Dr. Francis Collins, told Congress that he …

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UnitedHealth’s AI Denying Claims in Error: Lawsuit Alleges

Visual artists are stepping up to defend their creations against artificial intelligence image-generators. Three artists filed a lawsuit against AI companies, signaling the difficulty creators will face in stopping AI developers from capitalizing on their work. This legal battle could set a precedent for other creators across various industries, pointing to the growing tension between …

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Why Amazon Removed Eye Drop Products: The FDA’s Letter Explained

Amazon has voluntarily pulled seven eye drop brands off their shelves in response to a warning letter issued by the Food & Drug Administration over potential safety concerns. The eye drops, marketed as a homeopathic treatment for pink eye, dry eyes, cataracts, irritation as a result of dust or other allergens are considered “new drugs” …

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Westview YMCA Active Case: 500 Children Exposed to COVID-19

Nebraska officials are currently testing over 500 children and staff at an Omaha area YMCA drop-in daycare center for possible exposure to tuberculosis after a confirmed case sparked a public health emergency. The potential exposures at the Westview YMCA, located in the Omaha suburbs, would have occurred between May and late October. According to Health …

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Rising Childhood Vaccine Exemption Rates in 40+ States, According to CDC Report

A new report released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Friday reveals a concerning increase in childhood vaccine exemption rates across more than 40 states. According to the CDC, for the 2022-2023 school year, the vaccine exemption rate increased overall to 3% for the more than 3.8 million children entering kindergarten, marking …

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Combatting the Global Decline in Male Fertility: Expert Study Offers Vital Solutions – National Insights

Male fertility is experiencing a decline worldwide, prompting an international group of researchers to emphasize the urgent need for understanding and addressing this issue. In a groundbreaking study published in the prestigious medical journal Nature Reviews Urology, researchers highlight the lack of knowledge surrounding male infertility, resulting in women shouldering the burden of invasive assisted …

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