Coronavirus vaccine line-jumping expected after first round is administered
After the first round of COVID-19 vaccines is administered to those at the top of the priority list, it will likely be possible for people to jump the line under an honor system, according to a report.
This city rejected CDC's shorter coronavirus quarantine guidelines
Health officials in St. Louis City and county, Mo., nestled in the crux of hard-hit Midwest states with surging coronavirus cases, have rejected the new shorter quarantine periods suggested by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
‘Cat scratch’ fever may cause human madness, study says
In research published this month in the journal Pathogens, authors offer further evidence for the theory that Bartonella bacteria, which can be spread by insect bites and animal scratches — most famously, those of cats — is linked with psychiatric symptoms.
CDC reports uptick in child abuse-related hospitalizations amid pandemic
Mounting stress, job losses, school closures, isolation and other factors have all compounded to raise the risk of child abuse and neglect amid the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).