I was interested to see the news that recent events will very likely push back “breakeven” point for the River & Rowing Museum by at least a year (Standard, January 24). This is not welcome news for ...

fake-blood-soaked letters to everyone in their neighborhood. "When I was about 8 years old, I thought it would be a fun idea to prank the neighbors, and I wrote some letters," Alwyn explained to ...

Along with claiming the lives of 1.2 million Americans, the COVID-19 pandemic has been described as a mass disabling event. Estimates vary, but the CDC puts it at 17 million adults.

"My blood flow now sucks ... which the institution is using to spearhead the collection of data and biospecimens from up to 40,000 patients. Horwitz said nearly 30,000 are enrolled so far.

Professor of Art Ohan Breiding’s exhibition exploring the mourning and grief resulting from climate change opened Feb. 1 at ...

Erica Hayes holds a box where she keeps the medical supplies she needs to manage her long-covid symptoms, which include chronic fatigue, an irregular heart rate, low blood pressure ... is using to ...

On discharge from RCHGS, patients are invited to continue undertaking questionnaires biennially ... weight, body mass index, blood pressure, bone mineral density, luteinising hormone, follicle ...

Adjustment was made for study design, non-response weights, psychological distress, presence of children or adolescents in the household, COVID-19 infection, key worker status, and whether ...

The Medical School will provide you with the formal letter of confirmation when you have satisfactorily ... may result in the exposure of the patient’s open tissues to the blood of the worker. These ...