TUESDAY, Aug. 18, 2020 — Women smokers already have one bad habit. A new study finds another: They’re less likely than others to go for cancer screenings. Moreover, they’re more likely to have spreading cancer when diagnosed, according to findings. For the report, researchers collected data on more than 89,000 postmenopausal women who took part… Read More: Women Smokers Less Likely to Get Cancer Screenings »
Moderna’s coronavirus vaccine deal with the U.S., announced last week with a $ 1.525 billion price tag, would be worth far more if all options are exercised—and if the mRNA biotech meets an aggressive timeline for the shot’s arrival. The company stands to gain up to a whopping $ 8.125 billion, according to a Moderna… Read More: Moderna stands to earn $300M for quick vaccine approval, up… »
The recent resurgence of COVID-19 has many states near or at bed and intensive care unit capacity, and healthcare facilities’ ability to meet the ongoing needs of surgical patients may be stressed by new influxes of coronavirus patients admitted to healthcare facilities. To ensure healthcare organizations, physicians and nurses remain prepared to meet these demands… Read More: Doctor, hospital groups have created a roadmap for keeping essential… »
Let’s face it … pets are like children, not only because they become child substitutes, but because every pet owner thinks their animal is the most beautiful, the most talented, the most charismatic in the world … which is just wonderful because all animals deserve to be treasured. However, from a purely objective standpoint, to… Read More: #Hashtag is your fur kid cute enough to break the… »