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Home health care lowers re-hospitalization risk for people with diabetes
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Risk of breakthrough infections remains very rare, 3 studies find
The Covid-19 vaccines continue to offer strong protection against severe illness and hospitalization, according to research on more than 1 million people published Wednesday in The Lancet Infectious Diseases. The findings come as the United States prepares to begin offering booster shots to all Americans later this month — a decision driven in part by data federal officials have said indicates the vaccines’ ability to curb infections may be waning. Full coverage of the Covid-19 pandemic But protection against the most severe forms of the disease appears to be holding up. The new research shows the vaccines are keeping … Read more
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Teachers Have No Higher Risk of Severe COVID-19: Study | Health News
By Steven Reinberg HealthDay Reporter (HealthDay) THURSDAY, Sept. 2, 2021 (HealthDay News) — As the new school year begins, teachers can take comfort in a new report that finds they have no greater risk of catching or being hospitalized for severe COVID-19 than anyone else. Researchers in Scotland say that might be because many schools take precautions that other workplaces don’t. It’s also possible that the teachers in the study were younger and healthier than other workers, the authors said. “Teachers are about average in terms of their risk of hospitalization with COVID-19, when compared to other working-age adults,” said … Read more
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Afghan healthcare system at risk of collapse, aid agencies warn | Health News
Afghanistan’s healthcare system is at risk of collapse, two major aid agencies have told the Reuters news agency, after foreign donors stopped providing aid following the Taliban takeover. After the United States withdrew the bulk of its remaining troops last month, the Taliban accelerated its military campaign, taking control of the capital Kabul on August 15. International donors including the World Bank and European Union froze funding to Afghanistan shortly afterwards. “One of the great risks for the health system here is basically to collapse because of lack of support,” said Filipe Ribeiro, Afghanistan representative for Doctors Without Borders (Medecins … Read more
