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New Study Explains Why COVID Affects Taste and Smell

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Prevention

By Korin Miller

March 3, 2022

For years, the potential impact of COVID-19 on your sense of taste and smell has been a big topic of conversation.
Why Ukraine’s COVID-19 Problem Is Everyone’s Problem

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TIME

By Alice Park

March 2, 2022

Ukraine’s relatively low vaccination rate could have implications for how large additional surges of cases, both in the country and in the region become as a result of the war.
WHO says war in Ukraine 'much more likely' to lead to more COVID-19 transmission

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USA Today

By Adrianna Rodriguez

March 2, 2022

The World Health Organization said Wednesday during a briefing that the conflict may cause a surge in infections.
Why the US may not be able to drop COVID restrictions like the UK

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abc News

By Mary Kekatos

February 25, 2022

Experts say the U.S. does not have as high a vaccination rate as the U.K.
Omicron subvariant sparks reopening jitters

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Axios

By Tina Reed

February 24, 2022

The fear of new COVID variants is adding a sense of trepidation to America's latest great reopening.
Studies Show Developmental Setbacks in Pandemic Babies

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Discover

By Theresa Sullivan Barger

February 18, 2022

Multiple studies have identified challenges in motor and social skills development for babies born during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Black History Month: Structural racism is a driver of health disparities

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AMNY

By the American Heart Association

February 18, 2022

This February, during Black History Month, the American Heart Association is encouraging Black women to Reclaim Your Rhythm and take control of their mental and physical well-being.
Opinion: The COVID Lessons Never to Forget

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New York Daily News

By Dr. Wafaa El-Sadr/Dr. Ayman El-Mohandes

February 17, 2022

Yes, after two years of struggling with COVID-19, we see hopeful signs.
We’re Entering the Control Phase of the Pandemic

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The Atlantic

By Katherine J. Wu

February 17, 2022

The virus isn’t done with us. So we need a new approach to dealing with it.
Why were scientists so slow to study Covid-19 vaccines and menstruation?

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Vox

By Keren Landman

February 17, 2022

Like most clinical trials, the 2020 Covid-19 vaccine studies didn’t collect data about menstrual variability among participants.

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