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The WHO said the increasing XEC COVID-19 variant isn’t likely to burden healthcare systems as much as earlier variants.

Researchers suggest the decline was linked to countries implementing movement restrictions, which resulted in fewer medical consultations.

The results highlight the importance of beneficial coping behaviors during social upheaval, the authors say.

In total, 86% of those reluctant to receive a vaccine and 34% of those who were unwilling said they either were vaccinated or intended to…

One participant said the psychedelic drug allowed him to see that human suffering could be “transcended and transformed.”

In its weekly respiratory illness snapshot, the CDC upgraded the level from low to moderate.

Food insecurity was the most prevalent indicator among adults with long COVID in all income and education groups other than the top income group.

But the risk of bacterial infections in COVID-19 patients was substantially elevated after 48 hours compared with the other viruses.

Those who reported COVID reinfections during the study period had the most symptoms through 24 months. 

Vaccination conferred a protective effect, with 15% of vaccinees developing long COVID, compared with 46% of the unvaccinated.