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COVID-19 symptoms 2025: What to know about the new XFG variant 'Stratus'
Common COVID-19 symptoms, according to the CDC: Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing. Congestion or a runny nose. New loss of taste or smell. The CDC advises seeking medical care if you experience: Persistent pain or pressure in the chest. Inability to wake or stay awake.
The new 'Stratus' strain of COVID-19 spreading worldwide is in Arizona
A new COVID-19 variant, Stratus (XFG), has been detected in Arizona and is spreading globally. Stratus is a descendant of the Omicron variant and does not appear to cause symptoms distinct from other COVID-19 strains. COVID-19 cases are increasing in Arizona and many other states, but serious illness remains low.
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Vaccinating young children against Covid-19 may be more challenging this respiratory virus season
Parents in the United States who want to vaccinate their young children against Covid-19 this fall may face a growing set of ...
Parents won't be able to vaccinate healthy children 6 months to 5 years old if the FDA pulls Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine authorization.
The Food and Drug Administration could pull Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine emergency authorization for children under age 5.
The uncertainty surrounds who will be able to get updated vaccines in coming months – shots created to protect against more ...
(Reuters) -Vaxart said on Wednesday it received an order to stop work on screening and enrollment for its COVID-19 mid-stage ...
Kelley Mack, an actor who starred in "The Walking Dead," died due to complications from the COVID-19 vaccine. Actor Kelley ...
The CDC shooter broke into a locked safe to get his father's weapons and wanted to send a message against COVID-19 vaccines.
In the days after a deadly shooting, CDC employees said they feel frustrated with federal leaders due to a lack of statements and for the peddling of vaccine skepticism.
A health care system that runs hospitals and clinics in Wisconsin and Illinois has agreed to pay mor than $1 million to ...
COVID-19 hospitalizations in Maryland are up 123% over the last two weeks, the most hospitalizations in a month since April. While the state has typically seen a surge in COVID-19 cases during summer, ...
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