Immunology
Distinguish Flu, Bronchitis, Pneumonia
If you never catch the flu in your lifetime, it’s a miracle. But if you contract influenza, or something similar, have an immediate action plan.
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Covid-19
You’re Living Through WW3
A major superpower has launched war. Delaying the victory is only possible by drawing other nations into the conflict. You have been drawn in.
Covid-19
Pandemic Travel Anxiety
You want to get out, but still remain safe. Consider staycations or either of these professionally recommended vacation ideas.
Internist
Who Gets Stronger Flu Vaccine?
Each year standard and high-dose influenza vaccines are available. Why are black and hispanic seniors left with a less powerful flu vaccine?
Internist
Pharmacy Diagnosis and Treatment
Despite concern of doctors, pharmacists get more leeway to offer treatment with testing. Does this endanger or enhance healthcare?
Covid-19
What is the Covid Endgame?
If the goal isn’t to eliminate SARS-CoV-2 infections, what is the pandemic endgame?
Covid-19
The Reality of Covid
The coronavirus continues to ravage the world like an expanding torrential river after almost two years. It will take more than optimism to abate it.
Covid-19
Popular Covid Names
Depending upon how close you have become with the disease, like many people, you may adopt more casual names for 2019 Coronavirus Disease.
Covid-19
Blacks Fear Flu and Covid Shots
A variety of rationales fuel the inoculation aversion. Few are valid but conspiracy theories persist, leading to adverse Covid outcomes.
Covid-19
Protect Yourself From Coronavirus
The global coronavirus outbreak has everyone scrambling for news. What are the symptoms? How can you protect yourself?
Nutrition
Cold Weather and Common Cold Correlation
It may appear that cold is implicated within the name of the illness. Before resting your case, consider expert conclusions.
Immunology
What Your Sputum Indicates About Your Health
A viral or bacterial infection can transform the viscosity of mucus, an important anatomical lubricant, into a breath-suppressing coagulant. Its color change can signal serious medical illness.
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