Returning to some semblance of normalcy may be on the horizon, but what about women who are pregnant or are breastfeeding? Is it (really) safe for them to receive the COVID-19 vaccine?
COVID-19 vaccines have been administered on millions around the world, with mostly positive outcomes. As adults around the world scramble to get vaccinated, do the benefits apply to children?
Vaccines protect your baby against diseases which can cause disability and even death. They also protect others who can’t be vaccinated.
Here’s what you should know about the COVID-19 vaccines and what’s fact and what’s myth.
Vaccines are critical in preventing and controlling infectious diseases. Read on to learn more about vaccines and how they work.
Equip yourself with these facts on childhood vaccines and find out why vaccinating your child is important.
While changes in weather alone may not make you sick, the change in humidity may weaken your immune system and increase the likelihood of you getting sick.
Measles is a deadly disease that can put the lives of your children at risk. In this article, we go through the facts and debunk the myths surrounding measles.
As we grapple with the hustle and bustle of daily life, don’t forget to make time for yourself. Here are some screening and vaccination options to help protect you from illness.
Read on as we uncover how COVID-19 serology testing works and how to make sense of it.
Read on to find out how COVID-19 has changed our lives. Has it been for the better, or worse?
What does long COVID mean for your health? Here are the symptoms you should start paying attention to.
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