The FDA is expected to approve a third vaccine booster shot against COVID-19 for some individuals as soon as Thursday. NBC News medical contributor Dr. Kavita Patel joins TODAY to answer pressing questions regarding the [read more]
Susan Schneider Williams tells Hoda that her husband, who was unknowingly suffering from Lewy body dementia, told her, “I just want to reboot my brain.”
Medical providers and pharmacies in the California Bay Area are scrambling to keep up with the newly-increased demand for Covid-19 testing, as cases of the virus surge fueled by the highly-contagious Delta variant. © Provided [read more]
The University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC), the state’s largest hospital, is clearing out the bottom floor of its parking garage to build a COVID-19 ward.© Apu Gomes/AFP/Getty Images The University of Mississippi Medical Center is clearing out [read more]
Some Florida hospitals and health systems, including Health First in Rockledge, Baptist Health in Jacksonville, BayCare Health System in Clearwater and Parrish Medical Center in Titusville, postponed or limited non-emergency surgeries earlier this month as [read more]
If you build it, they will come. © Provided by New York Daily News The Legoland Hotel in New York’s Hudson Valley finally opened Friday after COVID-19 held up construction. The Legoland Hotel in New York’s [read more]
Have you ever wondered what Whit Merrifield keeps in his fridge or closet? You won’t want to miss this house tour, brought to you by Community America. We take an exclusive peak inside his Kansas [read more]
New cases of COVID-19 are surging among unvaccinated Americans nationwide. Cities like Austin, Texas, are running out of ICU beds, but Texas Governor Greg Abbott is doubling down on his executive order banning mask mandates. [read more]
AUSTIN, Texas—Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday asked hospitals to delay elective medical procedures, as rising Covid-19 cases bring hospitals in many parts of the nation’s second-largest state to capacity. In Austin, city and county [read more]
Half of the state of Texas’ 22 trauma service areas say they have run out of intensive care unit (ICU) beds, with numerous major hospitals in cities like Houston and Laredo reporting 95 percent capacity [read more]
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