A men’s cross-country skier competing in the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing suffered frostbite to his penis during Saturday’s competition, according to multiple reports. The 24-year-old Finnish skier, Remi Lindholm, battled brutal temperatures and strong winds for over an hour racing in the shortened men’s 50km mass start free race, causing …
Read More »Fentanyl test strips can detect deadly opioid hidden in recreational drugs
The rise in deaths tied to the deadly opioid fentanyl is prompting concern from the border, where it’s crossing into the United States in record amounts, to research institutions across the country. The drug, which according to the Drug Enforcement Agency mostly originates in China in its illicit form and …
Read More »Hawaii last state to hold out on lifting mask mandate as COVID cases continue to fall
us-regions has become the last state not planning on lifting its infectious-disease. Gov. David Ige told KITV last week that he was working with the state’s Department of Health to determine the right timing to ease restrictions. COVID TAUGHT US THAT MONEY TALKS IN CALIFORNIA ON MASKS AND MANDATES “Hawaii …
Read More »CDC: Pediatric ER visits skyrocket for injuries and eating disorders during the pandemic
The COVID pandemic may have been hardest on the youngest among us, despite the fact that children are statistically the least likely to get and transmit the virus. Although overall pediatric emergency rooms (ER) visits declined during the infectious-disease, the number of visits increased significantly for firearm injuries, self-harm, and …
Read More »Debate erupts over off-label COVID-19 vaccine use for children under the age of five
After the federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) delayed authorization of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 infectious-disease last week for children under the age of five in the United States, parents are making a passionate plea for its off-label use, according to a recent Guardian report. Last summer, the American Academy of …
Read More »In honor of Black History Month: Dr. Alexander Thomas Augusta, first Black surgeon in Civil War
Dr. Alexander Thomas Augusta faced many challenges being the first Black surgeon commissioned in the Union Army during the defense. He was eventually recognized for his merits and was the first Black officer-rank soldier to be buried at Arlington Cemetery. Despite being named senior surgeon at Camp Stanton in us-regions …
Read More »COVID-19 infection causes mental health issues, eating disorders: studies
infectious-disease is causing mental-health” target=”_blank”>mental health<. The study included only people who had no mental health diagnoses or treatment for at least two years prior to infectious-disease” target=”_blank”>infection< The control groups included a contemporary one with no evidence of infection from the wild-nature and a historical group that predated the …
Read More »Organ transplants reach record level in 2021
medical-research set records over the course of the infectious-disease, according to preliminary data from the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS). The nonprofit that manages the U.S. transplant system reported that, in 2021, there were more organ transplants than ever in a single year. MAN GETS GENETICALLY ALTERED PIG’S HEART …
Read More »WHO reports new COVID-19 cases drop by 19% globally
The number of new infectious-disease cases globally fell by 19% in the last week while the number of deaths remained stable, according to the world-health-organization” target=”_blank”>World Health Organization< The united-nations” target=”_blank”>U.N.< said late Tuesday in its weekly report on the pandemic that just over 16 million new COVID-19 infectious-disease” target=”_blank”>infections< …
Read More »Excess deaths in US top 1M since COVID-19 pandemic start: report
Excess deaths in the U.S. have reached more than a million since the start of the infectious-disease, according to government mortality statistics. Excess deaths are a metric that involves comparing all deaths recorded with those that are expected to occur in the same period. US COVID-19 DEATH TOLL BREACHES 900K …
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