Vaccine Side Effects
Well over 150 million people have been vaccinated against COVID-19. The vaccines have proven to be safe and effective in most cases, but there can be important and sometimes serious side effects in some cases...
Read MoreChildren & COVID-19
Children with serious COVID-19 infections are becoming increasingly common due to the Delta variant. Pediatricians say masking in schools is imperative to keep things from getting worse...
Read MoreSlowing the Spread of the Delta Variant
COVID-19 is a respiratory illness, so much of what we do to protect against respiratory infections will help to slow the spread of the Delta variant of COVID-19...
Read MoreFDA & Potential COVID Treatments
Many of the COVID-19 treatments and vaccines currently used are not fully approved by the FDA. But that could change as the federal agency looks at some promising medications. They may also fully approve at least one MRNA vaccine this fall...
Read MoreHow to Eat Like an Olympic Athlete
Olympic athletes can be role models for the rest of us as they use food to fuel their world-class athletic performances. But in addition to food, they also get enough sleep and stay hydrated...
Read MoreCovid 19- Where Do We Go From Here?
DR. WILLIAM SCHAFFNER, INFECTIOUS DISEASES SPECIALIST, VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CTR Infectious disease expert answers viewers questions and talks about the Delta variant and why it’s so dangerous, the importance of getting vaccinated and some of the side effects of the COVID 19 vaccine and the research into medicines that are being studied to treat…...
Read MoreThe Battle Against Breast Cancer
DR. HATEM SOLIMAN, MEDICAL DIRECTOR, CLINICAL TRIALS, MOFFITT CANCER CTR Breast cancer researcher and physician talks about the latest therapies used to treat breast cancer and the advances that are bringing hope and healing to millions of people because of clinical trials...
Read MoreNew Rules To Help Stop Cancer Of The Colon
DR. JULIAN SANCHEZ, COLON & RECTAL SURGEON, MOFFITT CANCER CTR Federal authorities have lowered the age that they recommend people get colonoscopies because of an alarming increase in colon cancer cases in younger people. In this program, a colon cancer specialist talks about ways to cure the disease with regular screening and in some…...
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