The Sequoia Project has launched a new Emergency Preparedness Information Workgroup, designed to learn from some of the specific interoperability challenges since the start of the COVID-19 crisis – and point the way toward more robust data exchange capabilities during future public health emergencies. WHY IT MATTERS The workgroup, convened as part of the Sequoia”s Interoperability Matters Cooperative, will assess […]
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Women who use marijuana while they are trying to conceive may be less likely to get pregnant compared with those who don’t get high, a new study suggests. The study researchers found that, among women trying to conceive, those who reported using marijuana or who had a positive urine test for the drug were 40% less likely to get pregnant […]
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Embarrassed of her eczema. Jessica Simpson explained why she chose not to show off photos with her newborn daughter, Birdie, after the little one’s March 2019 arrival. Jessica Simpson’s Best Quotes About Motherhood and Kids “I’ve dealt with eczema since I was a kid, but after having my daughter Birdie, I had such bad flare-ups,” the Open Book author, 40, told […]
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Germany on Tuesday recorded its first case of the coronavirus variant sweeping South Africa in a member of a family that returned from a lengthy stay in the country in December. “After their arrival (on December 13), the family entered the required quarantine and got tested five days later. Those tests were negative,” a spokesman for the social affairs ministry […]
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Family of six? Jana Kramer exclusively told Us Weekly that she “would love” to have four kids with her husband, Mike Caussin. Emma Stone and More Stars Announcing Pregnancies in 2021 “I’m 37, hydrochlorothiazide conditions so I would love more, but honestly … I just don’t know if I’m emotionally strong enough to handle another miscarriage,” the One Tree Hill […]
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Should I get a COVID-19 vaccine if I’ve had the virus? Yes. Regardless of previous infection, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention research suggests the protection could last for several months. It’s impossible to know how long a person might be immune, said Dr. Prathit Kulkarni, an infectious disease expert at Baylor College of Medicine. “There’s no way […]
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Faced with growing criticism over a sluggish rollout of the coronavirus vaccine, New York opened several large vaccination centers on Monday and relaxed criteria for getting a shot despite doses remaining insufficient. Dozens of people queued patiently at a center in the Bronx, one of three pop-up sites in New York City that mirror hubs established elsewhere, cost for the […]
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Migraine symptoms and how to treat them The UK population loses about 25 million days from work or school each year because of migraine. Migraine attacks are more than a simple headache, but many people assume a migraine is just a bad headache that everyone gets every now and then. What’s the difference between a headache and a migraine? Express.co.uk chatted to […]
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Microsoft on Monday announced that it would be undertaking a strategic partnership with the Alphabet company Verily and with MIT and Harvard’s Broad Institute to accelerate new innovations in biomedicine through the Terra platform. Terra is an open-source platform, historically run on Google’s cloud infrastructure, that researchers can use to analyze data in scientific research projects – including “test-driving” […]
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