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In April–May 2020, West Virginia tested all residents and staff of its 123 nursing homes. It found 42 cases in 28 homes, many without symptoms, and caught eight new outbreaks early.
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Face-detection and face-recognition algorithms have progressed enormously over the past few years. A significant contributor to that surge is the coupling of algorithms modeled on mammalian brain processing functions — so-called neural networks — with vastly increased computing power that makes poss
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After church services, a wedding and a funeral, COVID-19 spread quickly through an Amish community in Wayne County, Ohio. At a testing clinic organized with a bishop, 77% of those tested were positive.
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Stroke treatment starts when the ambulance arrives. How ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes are treated, why the first hours matter, how to lower the risk of another stroke, and what recovery involves.
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How to mix powdered infant formula safely, how long prepared formula keeps, extra steps for babies under 2 months, premature or with weakened immunity, and what to do when tap water isn't safe.
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From land to waterways, we at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service work alongside partners to combat self-sustaining populations of invasive species
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A study of lakes in high-elevation western national parks found fish carry more mercury where evergreen forests surround the lake — suggesting tree cover matters more than mercury in rain and snow.
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The air inside a home or office can be polluted — by mold, smoke, household chemicals, radon, carbon monoxide or building materials. Most problems cause discomfort; some pollutants cause disease years later.
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Snowmelt comes earlier, river ice and snowpack are shrinking, and sea level is rising. How USGS monitoring, studies and models in New England track climate change's effects on water.
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Circumcision removes the foreskin from the penis and in the United States is often done before a newborn leaves the hospital. The possible medical benefits and risks parents weigh, and caring for a baby afterward.
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Whether an infection counts as healthcare-associated or was present on admission is a question of dates, and the answer decides whether a hospital is accountable for it. The NHSN worksheet generator applies the timing rules — and deliberately does not decide anything else.
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Emma J. Griggs founded a business and vocational school for Black students in Memphis, at a time when their educational opportunities were limited. It ran until 1974.
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After returning home as a disabled veteran from Operation Desert Storm, it was a challenge for Louis Haynes to find his professional footing in the civilian world. He found “home” in the USDA Forest Service. Haynes served in the active-duty Army since he was 18 years old and was medically retired at
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Every patient should ask questions when getting a new prescription. This is especially important when your doctor, dentist or other health care professional prescribes you an opioid pain medicine, such as hydrocodone, oxycodone or morphine. [Opioid medicines]( approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Admi
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For many seasoned campers, camping protocols and best practices are second nature. From preparing food in a fire ring to safely emitting waste, veteran campers ensure a safe environment for humans while respecting the home and habitat of neighboring wildlife. Though many are as conditioned as a Pavl
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Military life brings its own health issues: deployment, frequent moves, combat injuries, depression and PTSD. What families face, and where to find support.
