Madeline Farber

Pets October 31, 2022

Get creative with these cute Halloween costume ideas for pets

Don't forget to dress your pets up in fun and cute Halloween costumes too this holiday weekend. Check out these easy costume ideas for your cats and dogs.

Coronavirus March 25, 2022

Is it COVID-19, allergies, or post-vaccine symptoms? How to tell the difference

With spring officially upon us and the novel coronavirus still spreading amid the country’s vaccination effort, it can be difficult to tell the difference between seasonal allergies, a coronavirus infection, and side effects post-vaccination. 

Cocktail November 17, 2021

Thanksgiving-inspired cocktails that your guests will love

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, check out these Autumn-inspired cocktails that will make your guests feel extra thankful this holiday.

Vaccine May 14, 2021

COVID-19 vaccines 94% effective among health care workers in real-world conditions: CDC study

A new study released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Friday is the latest to show real-world evidence of the effectiveness of coronavirus vaccines.

Foodborne Illness May 14, 2021

E.coli outbreak in Washington state may be linked to fresh produce, officials say

An outbreak of E.coli that has affected residents across multiple counties in Washington state is possibly linked to fresh produce, said state health officials.

Coronavirus May 14, 2021

Most kids with coronavirus do not develop fever, study finds

More than a year into the coronavirus pandemic, most are well aware that the symptoms of a COVID-19 infection often include fever, cough and shortness of breath. But the same may not be true for one group of people: children. A new study published in the journal Scientific Reports this week found that most children who contract the virus do not develop fever.

Alzheimers May 11, 2021

Mediterranean diet could reduce Alzheimer's risk, study suggests

Following a Mediterranean-like diet could help reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's, suggest the findings of a new study. 

Coronavirus May 10, 2021

Coronavirus can spread more than 6 feet in certain conditions, CDC warns

The novel coronavirus is capable of spreading more than six feet through the air in certain instances, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). 

Coronavirus May 5, 2021

Canada OK’s Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for kids ages 12 and over

Canada on Wednesday authorized the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for ages 12 and over, becoming the first country to OK the vaccine for children under the age of 16.

Vaccine May 4, 2021

Novavax COVID-19 vaccine study now includes kids, company says

Vaccine development company Novavax on Monday announced it has expanded its Phase 3 clinical trial for its COVID-19 vaccine to children between the ages of 12 and 17. 

Coronavirus May 3, 2021

Cuomo says 'major reopening' of New York to begin May 19

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday announced that the state is preparing for a “major reopening” on May 19, with most coronavirus-induced capacity restrictions to be lifted at that time. 

Vaccine May 3, 2021

10M kids could get Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine by fall if jab approved for younger population, Gottlieb says

The former head of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said over the weekend that some 10 million U.S. children could receive the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine before fall should the jab receive emergency use authorization for the nation’s younger population. 

Vaccine April 30, 2021

Should I skip my COVID-19 vaccine appointment if I have cold-like symptoms?

Should I reschedule my vaccine appointment if I’m having cold-like symptoms? 

Coronavirus April 30, 2021

Louisiana identifies first Brazilian coronavirus variant cases in 2 residents

Health officials in Louisiana this week identified the state’s first cases of a coronavirus variant first identified in Brazil. 

EDUCATION April 29, 2021

Remote learning during coronavirus caused stress, anxiety in students, survey finds

A new survey highlights the adverse effects that remote learning had on many children in the past year that has been the coronavirus pandemic. 

MENTAL HEALTH April 29, 2021

Study identifies coronavirus mental health impact on New York City nurses during pandemic’s first wave

A new study from New York University Rory Meyers College of Nursing found that city nurses caring for COVID-19 patients during the first wave of the pandemic experienced anxiety, depression and illness.

Coronavirus April 28, 2021

Swollen lymph nodes following COVID-19 vaccination could mean you already had virus, study suggests

Swollen lymph nodes following COVID-19 vaccination was more common among recipients with a previous coronavirus infection

Coronavirus April 28, 2021

Here's where unvaccinated people can remove their masks, according to CDC

I haven’t gotten my COVID-19 vaccine yet. Where is it safe to remove my mask?

Coronavirus April 27, 2021

Biden says no masks outdoors for fully vaccinated people step toward 'normal living'

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has updated mask guidance for people who are fully vaccinated against the novel coronavirus.

Vaccine April 26, 2021

Iowa asks for additional COVID-19 vaccine doses to be withheld as demand wanes: report

Officials in Iowa have reportedly asked for nearly 22,000 additional doses of the COVID-19 vaccine set to be shipped to the state this week to be withheld due to waning demand for the product, per a local report. 

Coronavirus April 26, 2021

Recent declines in US coronavirus cases likely ‘locked in at this point,’ says Gottlieb

The country’s recent decline in new cases of the novel coronavirus is a “hopeful trend,” said the former head of the Food and Drug Administration over the weekend. 

Coronavirus April 23, 2021

India coronavirus crisis 'demonstrates risk of what can happen' if pandemic isn't controlled, Zients says

White House officials on Friday warned that the current coronavirus crisis in India is an example of what could happen elsewhere should the pandemic go uncontrolled. 

Coronavirus April 23, 2021

Evidence of human-to-cat coronavirus transmission identified by scientists: study

Scientists in the United Kingdom have found evidence that humans infected with SARS-CoV-2, the novel coronavirus, can pass the virus to cats. Researchers from the University of Glasgow when screening the country’s feline population identified two such cases of cats contracting the virus from their infected owners.

Vaccine April 22, 2021

Too much COVID-19 vaccine given to dozens of inmates in Iowa: report

More than 70 inmates at a correctional facility in Iowa were given too much COVID-19 vaccine, according to a local report. 

Coronavirus April 22, 2021

COVID-19 antibodies found in dogs in Washington state, officials say

More than a dozen dogs in Washington state have tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies, indicating they were once exposed to SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes a COVID-19 infection. 

Vaccine April 20, 2021

Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine recipient in Nevada undergoes 3 brain surgeries following jab: report

A Nevada woman who received the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine has reportedly undergone three brain surgeries to repair blood clots related to the shot. 

Coronavirus April 9, 2021

Coronavirus cases, hospitalizations rising in Pennsylvania

Coronavirus cases and related hospitalizations are rising in Pennsylvania, according to state health data. 

Vaccine April 9, 2021

COVID-19 vaccines effective against California coronavirus variant: study

Researchers in a new study found that COVID-19 vaccines are effective against a coronavirus variant that first emerged in California and has since become the dominant strain in the Golden State.  

Coronavirus April 8, 2021

Coronavirus survivors might experience more intense COVID-19 vaccine side effects, experts say

Coronavirus survivors who receive the COVID-19 vaccine may experience more intense side effects following initial vaccination, experts say. 

Vaccine April 8, 2021

Wisconsin nearing 2M COVID-19 vaccine doses administered

Nearly 2 million people in Wisconsin have received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine, state health data shows.