The Omicron variant continued to keep flights grounded on Monday as airlines canceled at least 2,400 more flights around the world, including 900 in the…
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Escaping from a cold, wintery place to a warm climate can be fun for so-called “snowbirds” who migrate south for the winter. Still, experts say…
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In a sign that white-tailed deer are becoming a reservoir for the new coronavirus, researchers report that COVID-19 variants are spreading among the wild animals.…
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Parents, think you have a good handle on how much time your teens are spending on social media? Don’t bet on it. New research suggests…
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Determining whether a young person with autism is ready to drive can be tricky for their health care providers. That’s the upshot of a new…
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Of course kids make up the bulk of people at schools, but new evidence shows that requiring masks for adults working at schools greatly reduces…
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Summer can sizzle in the city, but a new report finds urban living is getting hotter than ever before. The research shows that city dwellers…
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A new program to boost the supply of cancer medicines for children in low- and middle-income countries has been announced by the World Health Organization…
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Think what happens online stays online? Think again. According to new research, a social media diss can leave people feeling genuinely hurt and ostracized. “Social…
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Unvaccinated students exposed to COVID-19 can remain in the classroom as long as they’re regularly tested for the virus at school, the U.S. Centers for…
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Large, simultaneous heat waves have become much more common in northern regions worldwide due to climate change and could have disastrous consequences, researchers warn. The…
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At least 48 passengers and crew members on Royal Caribbean’s Symphony of the Seas — the world’s largest cruise ship — have tested positive for…
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