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We’ve all grown tired of lockdowns, border closures and other restrictions. So the promise of a freer life, when 70%

(HealthDay)—In another grim reminder of the toll that the pandemic continues to take on Americans, the daily average for hospitalized

Wuhan lab worker could have had bat bite: Report David Asher, Hudson Institute senior fellow and former State Dept. investigator,

Most neuroscience studies investigating motor skills are carried out on rodents. In these experiments, rodents are typically tested on simple

Mount Sinai researchers who examined racial and ethnic disparities among low-risk newborns found that Black and Hispanic newborns have higher

As students prepare to return to the classroom, it’s important to ensure that they keep up with their immunization schedules.

For our free coronavirus pandemic coverage, learn more here. Let’s break down a typical lockdown schedule: set up the kids

What’s that scratchy feeling in the back of your throat? It’s most likely the common sign that you’re suffering from

(HealthDay)—More than half of youth current electronic cigarette users report intention to quit vaping, while more than two-thirds report past-year

(HealthDay)—The Moderna coronavirus vaccine may be linked to a higher risk of a heart condition called myocarditis in younger adults