The study found Paxlovid is now less effective at keeping patients out of the hospital, but still remains highly effective at stopping death.
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The Biggest Risk Factor For Death Is Sorely Neglected, But Easily Treated
For hypertension, “Treatment is low-cost, safe, effective, and can be done by nurses, pharmacists, and community health workers,”
Retinal Imaging And Machine Learning Honored In The 2023 Lasker Awards
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Biden Is “Guilty Of An Act Of Medicare Malpractice” That Could Cost Lives
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New Drug Combo Shows Promising Results Against Early Stages Of Colorectal Cancer
A combination immunotherapy developed by biotech company Agenus administered before surgery destroyed over 80% of a tumor before it was removed.
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You Can Get Free Covid-19 Tests In The Mail Again — Here’s How
Each residential address will be able to get four free tests starting September 25.
