COVID-19 Vaccines for Children and Teens: What We Do – and What We Don’t Know – Harvard Health Blog
Vaccines have been announced as the main measure to slow and one day end the COVID-19 pandemic. Every day, millions of American adults receive one...
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COVID-19 Vaccines and the LGBTQ + Community – Harvard Health Blog
I have a confession: In late 2020, when the first COVID-19 vaccines were approved by the Food and Drug Administration, I was hesitant to get...
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PCOS and Skin – Harvard Health Blog
Often times, the skin can be a window into what is happening inside your body. For women with PCOS, or PCOS, this could mean acne,...
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Life expectancy: How can we tackle asymmetric declines? Harvard Health Blog
Not long ago, during the pre-pandemic 2019 period, the average life expectancy at birth of non-Hispanic, non-Hispanic white, and Hispanic populations were 75, 79 and...
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Food and Babies: Poison Center Calls for Rise – Harvard Health Blog
If a 3-year-old finds a cookie on the table, he will likely eat it. Even if it’s made with marijuana or THC, CBD, Or Other...
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Do you want healthy eyes? What to Know at Age 40 and Beyond – Harvard Health Blog
Did the print on that poster suddenly shrink? If you are in your forties or later, you may have asked yourself this question while you...
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Are antidepressants also pain relievers? Harvard Health Blog
Did you know that antidepressant medications are often prescribed to people? without depression? it’s the truth. Antidepressants are often prescribed for chronic pain, especially pain...
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The Art of a Sincere Apology – Harvard Health Blog
If you’ve been stuck at home with one or more family members over the past year, then you’ve probably strained each other’s nerves once in...
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Sleep, stress, or hormones? Brain Fog During Menopause – Harvard Health Blog
Often when people think of menopause, irregular periods and hot flashes come to mind. But some women may notice another symptom: brain fog. You’re reading...
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What’s new in the updated asthma guidelines? Harvard Health Blog
In 2007, The Soprano It was a hit TV show, patterned jiggins were a fashion trend, and the National Asthma Education and Prevention Program (NAEPP)...