An expert advises parents that COVID-19 injections are safe and effective for children aged 12 and up. While the Pfizer vaccine is licensed for emergency use in this age range in the United States, parents may want reassurance, according to Dr. Jessica Ericson, an infectious disease physician at Penn State Health Children’s Hospital in Hershey….
A full eye exam is required for anybody experiencing changes in their eyesight. However, because cataract-related changes can be gradual and subtle, it is best not to wait until the vision is severely impaired. Cataract Diagnosis And Removal Is A Very Simple Choice According to eye specialists at the University of Alabama in Birmingham, it…
June 14 is world blood donor’s day. Nothing can be more apt than tackling some myths associated with blood donation on this day. Busting Some Myths About Blood Donations Looking at the global picture, more than 100 million units of blood are donated every year by people. In the United States alone there are more…
Based on a recent, limited study, British researchers indicate that neonates have a significant immune response to the virus that causes COVID-19. For the study, the researchers examined the immune systems of four babies under three months old who had recovered from COVID and compared them to adults who had also recovered from the condition….
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