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XBB.1.5 rose from 8% to 72% of sequenced COVID-19 samples in New York City in November–December 2022, ahead of the rest of the country. Compared with BQ.1, it did not appear to cause more severe disease.
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Antidepressants treat depression and sometimes anxiety, chronic pain or insomnia. The main types, how long they take to work, common side effects, and why they should never be stopped suddenly.
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Learn about when and how doctors find the cause of diarrhea with information from your medical and family history, a physical exam, or tests.
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The 43rd Great American Smokeout on November 15, 2018, encouraged smokers to plan to quit. U.S. adult smoking had fallen to 14.0%, the lowest on record, but still caused an estimated 480,000 deaths a year.
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Fungal infections that are mild for most people can be life-threatening for those with weakened immune systems — from cancer treatment, transplants, HIV or hospital stays. Risk factors and ways to lower exposure.
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Before going home, newborns are screened with a heel-prick blood test, a hearing test and a blood-oxygen test. What the tests look for, why early diagnosis matters, and what to do after a positive screen.
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A New York patient's brucellosis was traced to raw milk from a Pennsylvania dairy. One vaccinated cow was shedding two RB51 strains — one matching a 2017 New Jersey case too.
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School-based testing in a large Missouri district caught a fall 2024 rise in Mycoplasma pneumoniae infections. Most infected students and staff missed school or work, and half were still sick after a week.
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In respiratory failure the blood has too little oxygen, too much carbon dioxide, or both. What causes it, the warning signs, how it is diagnosed, and treatments from oxygen and ventilators to rehabilitation.
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Manson received Brigham and Women’s Hospital’s first annual Mary Horrigan Connors Award for "outstanding leadership in women’s health." ## Inspiration Joann Manson was influenced by her high school chemistry teacher, a woman who supported the idea of women pursuing a career in medicine. ## Biography













