Talking to others about your mental health isn’t an easy feat, especially if that person is your parent. Zion Williams, a high school student and Season 1 host of PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs’ On Our Minds, and her mother, Gwen Littles-Williams,…
Internal documents show the company has a strict protocol for refunds, and customers say the company resists when they seek repayment for services not rendered – until they pull out the big guns.
Black business owners are more likely to be uninsured and have medical debt they feel they’ll never pay off, according to the new Black Business Health Survey.
The nation’s largest state aims to stockpile 75 million masks and maintain the capacity to conduct 500,000 Covid-19 tests per day, as coronavirus positivity rates wane.
One of the first U.S. omicron infections was tied to an anime convention in New York City—but the CDC says the coronavirus didn’t circulate widely at the event, possibly because of mask and vaccine mandates.
Mosquitoes that spread malaria, the Zika virus and other diseases can learn to recognize the smell of pesticide and steer clear, researchers found.
Nuvaxovid, a protein-based Covid vaccine, could help reduce hesitancy among people suspicious of mRNA vaccine technology.
From the outset of the Covid pandemic, the extent to which the virus SARS-CoV-2 might vary was seriously underestimated. Here we analyze the different ways the SARS-CoV-2 virus adapts to overcome and infect the human population and its best defenses.
By now, you’ve probably heard about the desperate shortage of nurses and aides in nursing homes and long-term care facilities.
Walmart spent more than $400 million on leave during the Omicron surge, above the $100 million it expected.
