Oh, Deer: Positive COVID Tests Are Staggering In Multiple States

Here’s your 5-minute read to start the day: Girls open lemonade stand for awareness; COVID vaccine for dummies; and a seahorse named Bobby.

COVID-19 Vaccine For Dummies: 7 Things To Know In Plain Language

Vaccine hesitancy gives the coronavirus the opportunity to mutate into more aggressive COVID-19 variants that may be harder to fight.

U.S. To Require COVID-19 Shots For Foreign Travelers

The requirement would be part of the administration’s phased approach to easing travel restrictions for foreign citizens to the country.

Immigrant Detentions Soar Despite Biden’s Campaign Promises

The rise is a sore point for President Joe Biden’s pro-immigration allies, who hoped he would reverse his predecessor’s hardline approach.

US Jobless Claims Down To 385,000 As Economy Rebounds

Since cratering in the spring of 2020, the U.S. economy has bounded back as the rollout of vaccines encourages businesses to reopen.

How To Choose The Right Security System For Your New Home

Make move-in day a little less stressful by choosing the security system that meets your new home’s safety needs.

Nursing Home To Workers: Get Vaccine Or Lose Your Job

Genesis Healthcare, which has 70,000 employees at nearly 400 nursing homes and senior communities, is now requiring the vaccine.

'I Hope My Legs Hold': Man, 90, On 3,600-Mile Trek For St. Jude’s

Here’s your 5-minute read to start the day: Woman sets world record for big mouth, Mr. Rogers’ neighbor dies, and Ernst’s kiss-off to Cuomo.

Deep Learning with SPECT Predicts Major Adverse Cardiac Events

Nuclear Medicine Helps Detect Cardiac Events

PSMA-Targeted Radiotracer Pinpoints Metastatic Prostate Cancer

Newly FDA-Approved Imaging Agent Now Available for Patients

PET Imaging Measures Cognitive Impairment in COVID-19 Patients

Nuclear Medicine Image of the Year Award Measures Cognitive Impairment in COVID-19 Patients

10 Great Ways To Relax And Unwind (Because You Deserve To!)

National Relaxation Day is Aug. 15! From spending the day in bed to cooking a delicious meal, here are some soothing ways to treat yourself.

Don't Want A Vaccine? Be Prepared To Pay More For Insurance

Most private health insurance companies have allowed waivers protecting patients from exorbitant COVID-19 treatment costs to lapse.

WHO Director Wants Moratorium On COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots

A moratorium on boosters would help ensure first doses are available in countries where few people have received the vaccine.

CDC Issues New Eviction Ban For Most Of United States

The new moratorium will last through Oct. 3 and halts evictions in counties with “substantial and high levels” of virus transmission.

Help Wanted: Labor Shortage Brings New Business Hiring Tactics

Business owners are limiting hours and offering new hire bonuses as the coronavirus pandemic continues to cause hiring struggles.

'This Is Not Who I Am’: Cuomo Rebuts Sexual Harassment Report

Here’s your 5-minute read to start the day: Pentagon officer killed in stabbing, great balls of fire, a new cryptocurrency and more.

New Moms Latched On To Remote Breastfeeding Help. Will Demand Wane As Pandemic Fades?

Support for breastfeeding was upended last year, when it no longer seemed safe to take in-person classes at health and other facilities.

Long Drives, Air Travel, Exhausting Waits: What Abortion Requires In The South

Conservative white evangelical Christians' decades-long, state-by-state strategy to chip away at abortion access flourishes in the South.

5 Examples Of How Climate Change Is Already Disrupting U.S. Forests And Coasts

Effects include more fires in Oregon's Cascades, invasive predators in Midwest farm fields and shifting marine life off the coast of Maine.

Children Stopped At Border Likely Hit Record-High In July

The sharp increases from June were striking because crossings usually slow during stifling — and sometimes fatal — summer heat.

'This Attack Happened': Medals To Honor Jan. 6 Responders

The Senate passed the bill, which 21 House Republicans opposed in June, some citing a reference in the bill to a "mob of insurrectionists."

Pushback Challenges Vaccination Requirements At U.S. Colleges

Hundreds of colleges are requiring COVID-19 vaccinations, but others face mounting political pressure to limit their anti-virus actions.

ESPN Employees Must be Vaccinated

Walt Disney Co. mandates coronavirus vaccine for all employees.

A New Suit Seeks To Turn Arbitrations Against Top Customer Service Provider

Lawsuit claims Arise Virtual Solutions violates the rights of customer service agents.

Promising Ovarian Cancer Treatment Proves Effective and Efficient

Nuclear Medicine Shows to be Effective with Ovarian Cancer

Join the 2021 Tour de Trail –– Berlin, PA to Flight 93 Memorial

September 11 National Memorial Trail Hosts Third Annual Bike Ride

Back-To-School Immunizations: Here's What You Should Know

As students return to in-person learning, this guide can help you make an informed decision when it comes to your child’s health.

Perseid Meteor Shower 2021: Peak Dates To See Fireballs

To see the fireball-producing Perseids, a summer favorite firing about 60 shooting stars an hour, head to the darkest skies you can find.

Landlords, Tenants Fill Courts As Eviction Moratorium Ends

Millions of Americans could be tossed onto the streets as the delta variant of the coronavirus surges.

Pandemic Changed Dating; Apps Are Following Suit

Dating apps took notice when their users found new ways to filter people, including arranging video chats before agreeing to meet in person.

​U.S. Hits 70% Vaccination Rate — A Month Late, Amid A Surge

States and cities across the nation are retreating, just weeks after it looked as if the country was going to see a close-to-normal summer.

$1T Infrastructure Bill Gets 1st Action As Senators Dig In

As the amendment process gets underway, senators are weighing how much to try to change the package and how hard to try.

Lindsey Graham 1st Vaccinated Senator To Test Positive For COVID

When he developed symptoms, the South Carolina Republican was at a weekend gathering with other senators on Sen. Joe Manchin's houseboat.

‘Mama, Where Is Daddy?’ Mom Struggles With Anguishing Question

Your 5-minute read to start the day: “Fish of a lifetime”; why patient bolted from the dentist’s chair; no one knows why beavers are dying.

New York, California, and Illinois lose Boomer population

Texas gains Millennials

New PET Tracer Detects Alzheimer’s Disease Years in Advance

Brain Images Provide Valuable Information for Clinical Trials

U.S. House Passes Bill to Establish 9/11 Nat'l Memorial Trail

Legislation passed to federally designate the 1,300-mile September 9/11 National Memorial Trail

4 Ways Extreme Heat Hurts The Economy

Broiling heat hurts growth, stunts crops, increases energy costs and hurts children's ability to learn and, eventually, their earning power.

How A ProPublica Reporter Learned Scammers' Secret Sauce

Finding online forums where scammers are swapping their trade secrets.