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CDC advisors give nod to 20-valent pneumococcal vaccine for children
CDC advisors on Thursday unanimously supported the addition of Pfizer’s 20-valent pneumococcal vaccine as an option for children in the United States.
CDC advisors recommend older adults consider RSV vaccination
CDC vaccine advisors said Wednesday that older adults in the United States should talk to their physicians about getting vaccinated against respiratory syncytial virus.
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Exercise program improves quality of life in COVID-19 survivors
For survivors of serious COVID-19, a physical activity program was a safe, effective intervention for improving health-related quality of life, persistent symptoms and more, according to the results of a randomized controlled trial.
Biden picks internal medicine physician Cohen to lead CDC
President Joe Biden on Friday officially announced that former North Carolina secretary of health Mandy K. Cohen, MD, MPH, will be the next director of the CDC.
FDA advisors say new COVID-19 vaccines should be monovalent, targeting XBB
An FDA advisory committee voted Thursday to recommend changing the composition of the country’s COVID-19 vaccines to be monovalent XBB-lineage vaccines, removing the wild strain of SARS-CoV-2 from the shots.
Q&A: Pediatric RSV prevention tools are a ‘game changer’
The FDA recently approved two separate vaccines to prevent respiratory syncytial virus in older adults. Soon, additional RSV prevention tools may be available for pediatric patients, too.
Q&A: Video game mods simulate life with long COVID
New video game modifications can help others to understand what it is like to live with long COVID.
BPaL a ‘game-changer’ for treatment of drug-resistant tuberculosis
BPaL shortens treatment times significantly and shows few adverse effects in patients with drug-resistant tuberculosis , according to data published in Clinical Infectious Diseases.
Reusing disposable masks has no major impact on skin, upper respiratory microbiome
Reusing single-use surgical masks for up to a week had no major impact on skin or upper respiratory tract microbiomes, according to data published in The Journal of Infectious Diseases.
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