
US Weekly - 3 hours 41 min ago
The pandemic isn’t over. Just as it did in 2020 and 2021 , Hollywood’s A-list continues to be affected by COVID-19 in 2022 but they largely attribute their fast recoveries to vaccines. In January, Late Night With Seth Meyers only returned from holiday break for one show before suddenly having to go on hiatus amid the omicron variant’s prevalence. “The bad news is, I tested positive for COVID (thanks, 2022!) the good news is, I feel fine (thanks vaccines and booster!),”...

US Weekly - 3 hours 54 min ago
Can't catch a break. Two months after being hospitalized for pancreatitis, Travis Barker has been knocked down by another illness COVID-19. Stars Who Tested Positive for COVID-19 in 2022: Justin Bieber, Jimmy Fallon and More Read article The Blink-182 drummer, 46, took to social media on Thursday, August 18, to share the bad news with his fans. "Covid sucks. I’d rather be playing drums," Barker wrote via Instagram alongside a shirtless photo of himself playing with drumsticks....

Music News - 5 hours 49 min ago
In an interview for The New York Times, the country music icon revealed he tested positive for the virus in May.

Forbes - 5 hours 51 min ago
How has COVID-19 shed light on the flaws of institutional care? Answer by Emina erimovi , senior researcher on disability rights at Human Rights Watch.

New Scientist - 6 hours 20 min ago
One quarter of people are still infectious seven days after symptoms begin, and lateral flow tests are less accurate at the beginning of the illness than at the end...

Screen Rant - 7 hours 6 min ago
Kenneth Branagh has unrecognizably transformed into Boris Johnson for the This England trailer, which spotlights the Prime Minister's pandemic tenure...

The Guardian - 7 hours 35 min ago
The too late too little' measure comes after the organization repeatedly violated both companies' Covid-19 guidelines Instagram and Facebook have suspended a prominent anti-vaccine group led by Robert Kennedy Jr for repeatedly violating rules prohibiting misinformation about Covid-19. The non-profit, Children's Health Defense (CHD), is one of the most influential anti-vaccine organizations active on social media, where it has spread misleading claims about vaccines and other pandemic-related...

Sportsnaut - 7 hours 36 min ago
Cincinnati Bengals left guard Jackson Carman tested positive for COVID-19 and tackle Isaiah Prince exited Thursday’s practice on a cart.

Los Angeles Times - 9 hours 12 min ago
Monkeypox DNA was recently detected in Los Angeles wastewater, as it has been for almost two months in San Francisco sewage.

Huffington Post - 9 hours 36 min ago
Instagram and Facebook have suspended Children's Health Defense for repeated violations of policies on COVID-19 misinformation.

The Hill - 9 hours 51 min ago
Kids have been through so much since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Los Angeles Times - 10 hours 15 min ago
The new booster 'will become available by early to mid-September,' if the FDA and CDC authorize shots, a top White House official said this week.

Observer - 10 hours 23 min ago
While the Open Restaurants program is here to stay, the city is now taking an aggressive stance towards unused or abandoned outdoor dining sheds erected during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Hill - 10 hours 30 min ago
Meta on Wednesday took down the Facebook page and Instagram account for Children's Health Defense, an anti-vaccination organization headed by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., due to what it referred to as repeated violations of its COVID-19 policy. A Meta spokesperson told The Hill that the page was taken down for "repeatedly violating our policies." The...

The Hill - 10 hours 46 min ago
Story at a glance The COVID-19 pandemic continues to have a disproportionate negative impact on LGBTQ+ people of color, according to a report released Thursday by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation. Close to 20 percent of LGBTQ+ adults said they had tested positive for COVID-19 more than once, with respondents of color roughly twice as...

Fox News - 10 hours 56 min ago
COVID-19 remains active around the globe, but economic activity is beginning to stabilize. Here is a global update on the state of the COVID pandemic.

The Hill - 11 hours 10 min ago
Story at a glance Researchers are racing to develop the next generation of COVID-19 vaccines. Among those include universal COVID-19 vaccines, oral tablets and nasal sprays. The rates of psychiatric diagnosis were measured over two periods - 21 to 120 days after a COVID-19 diagnosis, and from 120 days to a year after diagnosis. As...

Forbes - 11 hours 44 min ago
The Biden administration could stop funding vaccines, tests and treatments as soon as this fall, officials say.

Newsweek - 11 hours 48 min ago
The COVID-19 medicine reportedly leaves a bad taste in people's mouths (literally).

UPI - 12 hours 19 min ago
Students in the U.K. saw their grades drop this year, the first time in three years students have taken exams because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Guardian - 12 hours 20 min ago
Council on the Ageing says doctors who charge consultation fee for prescription for older people should be called out Get our free news app , morning email briefing or daily news podcast Failing to bulk bill pensioners who require life-saving Covid-19 antivirals is "morally bankrupt" and "unethical", the head of the national peak body for older Australians has said. The Council on the Ageing chief executive, Ian Yates, said as growing numbers of general practitioners stop bulk billing...

The Hill - 12 hours 27 min ago
Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) on Thursday announced a one-time "back-to-school" payment for families enrolled in the District's Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program, citing the need to address the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on children's schooling. "We know that we're going to spend several years making up for the disconnect of kids from...

Los Angeles Times - 12 hours 50 min ago
Employees in the public transit and air industries were far more likely to have COVID-19 outbreaks at their worksites compared with workers in general, the study found.

Forbes - 13 hours 36 min ago
Parents in the workforce are feeling like every step forward leads to two (or twenty) steps back. A recent study found 70% of employers have seen higher rates of attrition among working parents due to Covid-19. They also found that unsupported employees feel less loyal to their employer.