COVID-19 leads to more stress in the US than other countries
In a new survey, researchers found Americans are faring much worse mentally and financially during the COVID-19 pandemic than citizens of other high-income countries...
Scientists find critical COVID-19 test delays across the US
In a new survey, researchers found more than 63 percent of U.S. residents are waiting longer than one to two days to get their...
Can sleep protect you from forgetting old memories?
From lowering your risk of obesity and heart disease to improving your concentration and overall daily performance, sleep has been proven to play a...
Scientists find new way to develop next-generation COVID-19 vaccines and tests, beyond antibodies
In a new study, researchers found new targets for COVID-19 vaccines and tests that go beyond the current focus on COVID antibodies.
The study was...
Many COVID-19 patients get useless antibiotics, new study shows
In a new study, researchers found that early in the U.S. coronavirus pandemic, many people with COVID-19 may have been given unnecessary antibiotics.
They found...
Men more genetically prone to skin cancer, study shows
As COVID-19 restrictions loosen this summer, Canadians will spend more time outdoors and make the most of the sunshine.
In a new study, researchers found...
Scientists find the cause of inflammation symptoms in COVID-19
In a new study, researchers analyzed the lung fluid cells from COVID-19 patients.
They used the nation's fastest supercomputer to check gene expression patterns that...
Your gut health may shape your antibodies before you get infections
B cells are white blood cells that develop to produce antibodies.
These antibodies, or immunoglobulins, can bind to viruses or disease-causing bacteria to stop them...
Cholesterol-lowering stain drugs may strongly reduce death risk of this cancer
In a new study, researchers found statin drugs, used for decades to treat high cholesterol, may also reduce deaths for women with ovarian cancer.
They...
2 in 3 Americans willing to vaccinate for COVID-19
In a new national survey of attitudes about COVID-19, researchers found two-thirds (66%) of Americans say they are either "somewhat" or "extremely" likely to...