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Patients with Monkeypox must "keep away from pets" to avoid spreading the virus to other animals.
The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs will reportedly warn pet owners suffering from monkeypox to keep their pets away from the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs.
NFHS-5: Indians getting fatter - it's a serious problem
According to a government survey, Indians are becoming fatter. Experts warn of a health crisis unless the problem of obesity is addressed on a military basis.
Monkeypox: Three more cases in three countries detected for the first time
The United Arab Emirates (UAE), has become the first Gulf state that has recorded a case of monkeypox.
Americans pandemic-sick plan to enjoy summer despite the COVID surge
High school prom in Hawaii, where masked dancers were not allowed to touch.
Monkeypox may be a failure for Fauci COVID Criticism
Health authorities are currently investigating several cases in the world of monkeypox, including those in the U.K. and Germany.
Pfizer says 3 COVID shots protect children under 5
Three doses of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine provide strong protection for children under 5 years old, the company announced Monday. This is another step towards shots for the youngest kids starting in the early summer.
EXPLAINER - What is monkeypox? And where is it spreading to?
Recent cases of monkeypox have been identified by American and European health officials, mainly in young men.
All COVID coverage dries up despite rising hospital costs
The U.S. was able to provide health care for everyone for the first time during the coronavirus pandemic. But only for COVID-19.
Human transplant using virus found in pig heart
Researchers are trying to find out what caused the death of the first man to have a heart transplant from an animal.
To combat organ transplant inequalities, HBCU medical schools
Thursday's announcement by a coalition of four historically Black colleges and universities was a new initiative that aims to increase the number of organ donors in America and reduce disparities among transplant recipients.
FDA bans J&J's COVID-19 vaccination due to risk of blood clots
Due to the risk of developing rare, but serious, blood clots, U.S. regulators have restricted who can get Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccination on Thursday.
Hong Kong reopens beaches, Beijing relaxes quarantine rules
On Thursday, Hong Kong reopened its beaches and pools as a result of a relaxation in COVID-19 restrictions.
The next battle for access to abortion will be over pills
Two trips across state lines and through icy roads, to allow a 32-year old South Dakota woman to obtain abortion pills last year took place.
Mindy Kaling discusses her new approach to weight loss: Walking and moderation
Alumna of "Office" has changed her outlook on diet and exercise.
This simple exercise plan will help you strengthen your core in just one month
These moves will teach you how to properly activate your core and target the deepest abdominal muscles.
Beijing closes 10% subway stations in an effort to stop COVID spread
As an extra measure against the spread coronavirus, Beijing closed approximately 10% of its subway stations on Wednesday.
Beijing prepares COVID-19 hospital space, but new cases are low
Beijing has begun to build new hospitals in order to handle a potential spike in COVID-19-related cases.
New Zealand welcomes tourists back after pandemic rules are relaxed
After New Zealand placed some of the most severe border restrictions in the world, international tourism was stopped completely.
The White House Correspondents' Dinner is too risky for Dr. Fauci. That says something.
Dr. Anthony Fauci commented on the "PBS Newshour", this week that "we are out the pandemic stage" with Covid. He later clarified his comments, saying that decelerating figures indicate that we are not in the "full-blown explosive phase" of the pandemic.
According to the CDC, 3 out 4 children have coronavirus infection.
According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, three out of four children in the United States have been infected by coronavirus. This was according to a Tuesday report.
WHO: The number of COVID-related deaths has increased by 40% but the global incidence is falling
According to a Wednesday report by the World Health Organization, the number of coronavirus-related deaths jumped by 40%.
Scientists are concerned that a virus variant could increase the number of COVID cases in the US.
Scientists are concerned that an extra-contagious variant of the omicron virus could soon be spread to the United States, as coronavirus cases have been rising in Europe and Asia.
Turkey and chicken farmers are trying to protect their birds from flu
Avian influenza has claimed the lives of nearly 7 million poultry and turkeys across 13 states this year.
The UK will end all COVID-19 travel restrictions before Easter break
The British government announced Monday that all remaining coronavirus measures, including passenger locator forms, and the requirement for unvaccinated persons to be tested for COVID-19 prior and after arrivals, were lifted.
New Zealand's attitude changes as virus cases increase from 1 to 24,000.
After a single coronavirus case in a community, the New Zealand government placed the entire country under lockdown in August.
Illinois COVID-19 Mask mandate ends for most indoor spaces
As the COVID-19 pandemic subsides, the need to cover the face in indoor spaces in Illinois ended Monday
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