Fraudster Indicted for Coronavirus Vaccine Scam
The DOJ released a statement that it filed its first enforcement action in federal court in Texas against the individuals behind a website purporting to sell so-called “vaccine kits” to the public.
Healthcare News
Celebrities With STDs Project Profiles Over 100 Famous Faces
The Celebrities with STDs Project has profiled over 100 famous faces with Herpes, HIV, HPV, and Hepatitis C to raise awareness during STD Awareness Month.
Inversion to blame for Maryland’s Decline in Air Quality
Air quality sirens tend to go off every summer in Maryland, but residents are calling on the government to come up with a long-term solution that actually addresses air pollution at the source.
Camfil Update: How drones are fighting air pollution
A fleet of drones is deployed into the air to spray water and non-toxic chemicals designed to reduce air pollution levels.
Protect your hands during COVID-19
With flu fears on the rise, and hand hygiene being of extra importance, extra protection is required to ensure your skin’s natural defenses remain intact.
New York Attorney Explains the Impact of Missed Diagnosis
New York attorney, Jonathan C. Reiter, explains the potentially disastrous consequences of a delay in the diagnosis of prostate cancer and offers his advice on the best course of action to take.
Study Examines the Effects “Sick Building Syndrome”
Poor ventilation is a common problem in many offices and can lead to a series of negative health outcomes, including decreased productivity and headaches.
Chandrai Jackson-Saunders of D.C. Public Schools named National School Psychologist of the Year.
Ms. Jackson-Saunders, first African-American Woman to win the award in its twenty-year history. The award recognizes the importance of addressing unmet needs of the schools, students, and families;
Study Reveals Shocking Rates of Missed Cancer Diagnosis
Doctors and patients alike underestimate just how often cancer diagnoses are misses, according to several studies.
HMI discovers bacterial DNA can trigger Tau protein misfolding in Alzheimer’s disease models.
HMI discovers bacterial DNA can trigger Tau protein misfolding in Alzheimer’s disease models, potentially bringing new targets for therapeutic intervention
