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Investigators at the IMT School for Advanced Studies say that future rollouts should focus on workers, which would help avoid another lockdown.

Economy May Benefit From Making Employees a Vaccine Priority

PrEP simplifies management of the virus by eliminating the need for immune globulin and decreasing the number of doses needed.

Hit Me With Your Best Shot: Rabies Pre-exposure Vaccination

Recent study results show that vitamin D may offer protection against critical disease and death.

UVB Radiation May Protect Against Severe COVID-19

The National Institutes of Health’s studies aim to research the long-term effects of the coronavirus.

NIH Gives NYU $470 Million Award to Build COVID-19 RECOVER Initiative

New research results show that patients with mild coronavirus produce antibodies that are able neutralize the infection.

Study: Individuals Recovered From COVID-19 Are Protected for Up to 6 Months

Aaron Clark, DO, medical director of value based care at Ohio State University and clinical associate professor of family medicine, discusses vaccine hesitancy and racial disparities around flu vaccinations.

Pharmacists Can Help Tackle Flu Vaccine Hesitancy

Study results show that individuals who are unvaccinated are 5 to 7 times more likely to seek medical care because of the predominant strain of the coronavirus.

CDC: COVID-19 Vaccines Protect Against Delta Variant

Results of a new study show that the vaccines seldomly reach the area that were heavily affected by the pandemic, because of ethnic, racial, and socioeconomic disparities.

Neighborhood Inequalities Lead to Lower COVID-19 Vaccination Rates

The results of a study show that with proper antibiotic treatments and therapy, clinical outcomes for those with community-acquired pneumonia do not differ.

Clinical Outcomes of CAP Are Similar for Immunocompromised, Non-Immunocompromised

Investigators have found bNAbs for HIV, hepatitis C, and influenza, among others. 

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