Have you ever heard of something called Candidiasis[1]? It’s caused by a fungus-like organism known in full as Candida albicans. Most of the time, the organism is normal flora in the guts and intestines. Candidiasis occurs when there is an overgrowth of Candida and is treated with antifungal medications. Candida symptoms in a person’s body… Read More »
“Many of those deaths were unavoidable but many, many are avoidable, were avoidable and will in the future be avoidable,” Fauci, who is also director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said on CNN’s “State the Union.” Fauci was enthusiastic about the development of the new Merck antiviral pill, describing it as… Read More »
Dive Brief: Already in the midst of a nationwide shortage, nearly a third of the country’s nurses say they are seriously considering leaving the profession, according to a new survey by Press Ganey. The trend could exacerbate the complications hospitals have in hiring and maintaining their nursing staffs. Particularly troubling to providers is the trend… Read More »
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Thousands of fully vaccinated Australians stranded overseas and desperate to come home have received some welcome news. Scott Morrison has confirmed changes to Australia’s vaccine rules when international borders reopen next month. Two vaccines used across China and India will be recognised for incoming travellers. The Therapeutic Goods Administration has officially endorsed China’s Sinovac and… Read More »