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Roundup: Experts warn of risks to lift COVID-19 restrictions as more U S states drop vaccine, mask mandates

Roundup: Experts warn of risks to lift COVID-19 restrictions as more U S states drop vaccine, mask mandates
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New yorkUnited statesNew jerseyGavin newsomLos angelesAnthony santellaZhang zuofengSadiya khanUniversity of californiaUs centers for diseaseNorthwestern university feinberg school of medicineDepartment of epidemiologyUniversity of new havenDepartment of health administrationGovernor gavin newsomYork state

Roundup: Experts warn of risks to lift COVID-19 restrictions as more U S states drop vaccine, mask mandates-Xinhua

Roundup: Experts warn of risks to lift COVID-19 restrictions as more U.S. states drop vaccine, mask mandates-

New yorkUnited statesNew jerseyGavin newsomLos angelesAnthony santellaZhang zuofengSadiya khanUniversity of californiaUs centers for diseaseNorthwestern university feinberg school of medicineDepartment of epidemiologyUniversity of new havenDepartment of health administrationGovernor gavin newsomYork state

High Availability of Fast-Food Restaurants Across All U S Neighborhood Types Linked to Higher Rates of Type 2 Diabetes, New Study Finds

/PRNewswire/ An increasing number of studies suggest a link between a neighborhood s built environment and the likelihood that its residents will develop.

United statesGiuseppina imperatorePasqualee rummoDavidc leePriscilla lopezBrian elbelRania kanchiMarkd schwartzSasha walekLorna thorpeDeborahb rolkaKarenr siegelSanja avramovichSamrachana adhikariDepartment of population healthCenters for disease

High Availability of Fast-Food Restaurants Across All U S Neighborhood Types Linked to Higher Rates of Type 2 Diabetes, New Study Finds

/PRNewswire/ An increasing number of studies suggest a link between a neighborhood s built environment and the likelihood that its residents will develop.

United statesGiuseppina imperatorePasqualee rummoDavidc leePriscilla lopezBrian elbelRania kanchiMarkd schwartzSasha walekLorna thorpeDeborahb rolkaKarenr siegelSanja avramovichSamrachana adhikariDepartment of population healthCenters for disease

Helping those with depression pick an antidepressant

Although antidepressants are one of the most frequently taken medications in the United States (11% of the population takes antidepressants) , 60% of

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