Medical and Health Update

Thursday, July 29, 2021

10,000 Steps A Day: You Can Achieve A Lot With A Lot Less

 Do We Really Need To Take 10,000 Steps A Day For Our Health By Gretchen Reynolds.  The New York Times.  July 6, 2021.  

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Labels: exercise, longevity

Medical Debt Far Bigger Than Previously Known, Especially In States Not Expanding Medicaid

 Americans Medical Debts Are Bigger Than Was Known, Totaling $140 Billion by Sarah Kliff and Margot Sanger-Katz.  The New York Times.  July 20, 2021.  

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Labels: financial, medicaid, policy

Delta Variant: Symptom of the Vaccine Refusal

 The Delta Variant Is The Symptom Of A Bigger Threat:  Vaccine Refusal  by Apoorva Mandavilli.  The New York Times.  July 25, 2021.  

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Labels: behavior, immunity, Public Health, vaccines

Thursday, July 22, 2021

Almonds Support Metabolic Health

Eat More Of This Nut For The Sake Of Your Metabolic Health, Study Says by Abby Moore.  MBG Health.  July 22, 2021.   

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Labels: metabolism, Nutrition

Unvaccinated Staff Eyed In Risking Nursing Home Cases, Deaths

Unvaccinated Staff Eyed In Risking Nursing Home Cases, Deaths by Jason Dearen and Ricardo Alonzo-Zaldivar.  July 21, 2021.   

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Labels: COVID-19, elderly, employment, nursing homes, vaccines

"Pandemic Of The Unvaccinated" Comes To Georgia

COVID-19 Surge Looms In Georgia by Ariel Hart.  The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.  July 19, 2021.   

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Opinion: Overtesting Of Vaccinated Are Inflating Positive Case Numbers; Testing Of Vaccinated Without Symptons Should Not Happen--CDC

 We Are Testing Too Many Vaccinated People Who Lack Covid Symptoms by Monica Gandhi and Marty Makary.  

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Labels: covid 19, infections, measurement, Testing
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