The U.S. began another dark chapter in its COVID-19 epidemic, crossing 10 million cases today and approaching nearly a quarter of a million deaths from the virus.
Many Americans Pause Social Media as Tensions Rise
The national survey by Ohio State Wexner Medical Center of 2,000 people found that 56% changed their social media habits because of tensions brought on by current U.S. events.
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Medscape's reader poll also found that few respondents think there will be a readily available vaccine by the end of 2020, but most think one will come by the end of 2021.
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The study, of 18- to 44-year-olds in the United States, found that high blood pressure was prevalent across all racial groups: Among both white and Mexican American participants, 22% had the condition.
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Her surgery was performed at the Cleveland Clinic, where she died Wednesday from complications from an infection not related to the transplant, the AP. said.
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The review of 22 published studies with more than 2,000 households found that wearing masks does not reduce the frequency of hand-washing.
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