Study finds roughly 1 in 5 Americans have contracted COVID-19 at some point
COVID-19 cases are are spiking across the country. Roughly 20% of all Americans have caught COVID-19 at one point, according to a new study.
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Study looks into the impact of remote learning on young minds
As COVID-19 cases increase, schools across the country are being impacted. A new study suggests remote learning may be among the factors that had a negative impact on young minds early in the pandemic.
Experts warn omicron cases have yet to peak
Health experts say we need to be prepared for national COVID-19 cases to continue to climb.
‘Wolf Moon’ to light up the night sky Monday
The first full moon of the new year, known as the ‘Wolf Moon’ will be out and about tonight!
Winter weather conditions cancel more than 1,000 flights Monday
Thousands of flights have been cancelled because of the snow, ice and freezing rain.
Tips for treating mild COVID-19 and flu symptoms at home
Tips for treating mild COVID-19 symptoms at home.
CVS and Walgreens shutting down some pharmacies on weekends due to staffing issues
CVS and Walgreens are shutting some pharmacies down on weekends due to COVID-19 and staffing issues.
Managing your heart disease risk if you have type 2 diabetes
More than 34 million Americans have diabetes. Most suffer from type 2, which is largely diet related. The American Heart Association says many of them aren’t reducing their heart disease risk.
One streaming service announces plans to raise rates, again
Netflix says the rate hike will effect customers in the U.S. and Canada
(CNN) –Your Netflix bill is about to go up again. The streaming media company said Friday it is raising the prices on its plans in the United States and Canada. In the United States, the subscription price for the standard plan rose $1.50 to $15.49. The basic plan went up $1 to $9.99 and the premium plan increased $2 to…
New reports detail the impact of rising global temperatures
While millions brace for the winter weather this weekend, last summer’s intense heat waves may seem like a distant memory. New reports from two government agencies that monitor climate detail the impact of rising global temperatures. While 2019 and 2020 were two of the top three warmest years on record, 2021 cooled off slightly, but not by much. The year of wild temperatures and storm activity capped off by the warmest December on record.
