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In utero COVID exposure not tied to higher risk of most brain disorders, data suggest
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Study: Candida auris often spreads from patients to gloves, gowns of healthcare workers
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (401+ words) A new study indicates that transmission of a multidrug-resistant fungus from patients to the gloves and gowns of healthcare personnel (HCP) occurs frequently during routine patient care, researchers reported yesterday in Open Forum Infectious Diseases. Labeled an urgent threat by…...
Quick takes: Dengue rise in Florida, South Dakota anthrax detection, drop in foreign food inspections
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Lingering respiratory virus symptoms aren’t limited to COVID, new review shows
4+ day, 15+ hour ago (569+ words) For many people who contract COVID-19, the initial infection comes with a set of worrisome symptoms, from muscle aches and fatigue to trouble breathing—and for a subset of those people, symptoms persist beyond the acute infection phase. Long COVID…...
Longer Paxlovid treatment shows no benefit for long-COVID symptoms, study suggests
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About one-third of US women in their 20s have never been screened for cervical cancer
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While rare, the tick-borne Bourbon virus may be more common in US than thought
2+ week, 4+ day ago (425+ words) A study published yesterday in the Journal of Infectious Diseases based on plasma antibody testing suggests that a rare tick-borne virus is circulating more widely in the United States than previously thought. Scientists from Takeda Manufacturing in Austria used sensitive…...