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Pediatric COVID-19 cases in Mississippi 10 times higher than previously thought: Study

Friday, March 5 by ABC News

By DR. TARUN JAIN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- The number of children and adolescents with COVID-19 in Mississippi may be more than 10 times the number of previously reported cases, according to a new study.Pediatricians have previously suggested that because... Read More.

Plant-based diets reduce risk of heart disease, dementia, study finds

Friday, February 26 by ABC News

By KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Getting protein from plant-based sources like beans and nuts instead of animal proteins like red meat and dairy is linked to fewer deaths related to dementia and heart disease, according to a new study.

Gyms with maskless users shown to be at high risk for COVID spread: Study

Wednesday, February 24 by ABC News

By IVAN PEREIRA and SONY SALZMAN, ABC News(ATLANTA) -- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are urging people to stop ignoring face covering and social distancing rules when they hit the gym after two new studies confirmed they are... Read More.

People with antibodies after COVID-19 may have short-term virus protection: Study

Wednesday, February 24 by ABC News

By ERIN SCHUMAKER, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- People who test positive for antibodies after being sick with the virus that causes COVID-19 may have protection against reinfection for at least a few months, according to a new study.Researchers... Read More.

Gender pay gap persists even at executive level, new study finds

Wednesday, February 17 by ABC News

BY: CATHERINE THORBECKE, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — Even women who climb their way to corporate America's highest ranks are paid less than their male counterparts, new research confirms. The highest-paid senior executive women earned 84.6 cents for every dollar earned by their male... Read More.

Oxford University extends COVID-19 vaccine study to children, some as young as 6

Saturday, February 13 by ABC News

BY: ROSA SANCHEZ, ABC NEWS (LONDON) — Oxford University is extending its COVID-19 vaccine study to include children -- some as young as 6. Together with three partner sites in London, Southampton and Bristol, Oxford will launch the first study to learn how children... Read More.

Two masks may be better than one, CDC study finds

Wednesday, February 10 by ABC News

By ANNE FLAHERTY, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Fit matters when it comes to your mask protecting you against the virus that causes COVID-19, and layering a well-fitting cloth mask over a surgical mask is likely to prove beneficial, according to new findings... Read More.

Opioid overdoses 29% higher in 2020 than before the pandemic: Study

Wednesday, February 10 by ABC News

By DR. NICHOLAS NISSEN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- A year ago, the U.S. was in the grips of an epidemic -- the scourge of opioid addiction, with more than 70,000 lives lost to drug overdoses in 2019, according to the National Institute... Read More.

Younger adults responsible for most of COVID-19 spread: Study

Wednesday, February 3 by ABC News

By IVAN PEREIRA, ABC News(LONDON) -- A new study reaffirms that although severe coronavirus illness and death impact the elderly the most, younger adults are the cause of the spread.Americans between 20 and 49 years old were responsible... Read More.

COVID-19 live updates: Peer-reviewed study finds Russia’s vaccine is over 91% effective

Tuesday, February 2 by ABC News

By MORGAN WINSOR, ERIN SCHUMAKER, IVAN PEREIRA and EMILY SHAPIRO, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A pandemic of the novel coronavirus has now infected more than 103 million people worldwide and killed over 2.2 million of them, according to real-time data... Read More.

Dementia, Alzheimer’s not an inevitable part of aging: Study

Friday, January 22 by ABC News

By DR. ALEXIS E. CARRINGTON, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Dementia and Alzheimer's disease may not be an inevitable part of aging, according to a recent Dutch study, which identified 100-year-olds with high cognitive performance despite risk factors for decline.This six-year... Read More.

Air quality improvement during COVID-19 lockdowns less drastic than previously thought: Study

Thursday, January 14 by ABC News

By JULIA JACOBO, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- A potential silver lining of the devastating COVID-19 pandemic, a drop in greenhouse gas emissions because of the massive reduction in ground and air travel during lockdowns, may not be as drastic as previously thought,... Read More.

Stories tagged with: study

Pediatric COVID-19 cases in Mississippi 10 times higher than previously thought: Study

Plant-based diets reduce risk of heart disease, dementia, study finds

Gyms with maskless users shown to be at high risk for COVID spread: Study

People with antibodies after COVID-19 may have short-term virus protection: Study

Gender pay gap persists even at executive level, new study finds

Oxford University extends COVID-19 vaccine study to children, some as young as 6

Two masks may be better than one, CDC study finds

Opioid overdoses 29% higher in 2020 than before the pandemic: Study

Younger adults responsible for most of COVID-19 spread: Study

COVID-19 live updates: Peer-reviewed study finds Russia’s vaccine is over 91% effective

Dementia, Alzheimer’s not an inevitable part of aging: Study

Air quality improvement during COVID-19 lockdowns less drastic than previously thought: Study

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