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Recently, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices met and voted to recommend a change to the dosing practice for Hepatitis B in infants.  Two different…

Last week, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved COVID-19 vaccines for adults 65 and older and younger people with certain medical conditions

In a September 12, 2023 press release, the CDC recommends that everyone six months and older get an updated COVID-19 vaccine for this upcoming fall and winter season.

The impact of Chronic Care Conditions, COVID-19, Mental Health, Taxing Schedules, and more have led to a Public Health Crisis that began even before COVID started and has deteriorated since then. 

The COVID vaccine produced by Johnson and Johnson has been halted for an unknown amount of time due to a rare risk of developing blood clots.

The CDC outlines a new quarantine guidelines, indicating that someone with contact to COVID may stop after 7 or 10 days depending on situation.

There have been some questions about COVID being passed in food.   Evidence shows that food is not currently believed to be a vector for COVID transmission.

There are six dead in the State of Washington from the coronavirus, according to health officials. 18 total confirmed cases have been seen in that state as well. Worldwide, the deaths have surpassed 3,000.

Health Officials from the state of Washington have reported a death in the United States as the result of the Coronavirus. This marks the first death in the U.S. as mounting concerns and reports of a high risk with regards to the COVID-19 virus.

Death is certainly something that will come to us all. It is interesting and medically important to understand the categories and risks of the most common causes of death.