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February 21, 2025 | | | Paxlovid may not significantly benefit vaccinated seniors, study says |
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| | | By Alice Park Senior Correspondent |
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| We’ve all become more adept at managing COVID-19, from recognizing its symptoms to testing ourselves and seeking out antiviral treatments like Paxlovid. But since the initial studies on that drug were done, one major thing has changed: Most people in the U.S. are now vaccinated. | So how effective is Paxlovid in vaccinated people who are also at high risk of severe COVID-19? Here’s what researchers recently learned. | | | | | | | | Here Are Trump’s Major Moves on Reproductive Health Access | In his first month in office, Trump has taken several actions affecting reproductive healthcare access. |
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| | Why Walking Isn't Enough When It Comes to Exercise | Walking is great, but it can only take you so far. |
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| | 7 Things to Say When Someone Gaslights You | We asked experts what to say and why it works. |
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