Health

FDA has approved the Pfizer COVID-19 booster for kids ages 5-11

It's like, so much to take in. But she told me all about it at the speed I needed (Think Third Grader), and showed me physically how to do it, and so I decided to give it a go.

Even dudes might want to read this. Why? Because it's a pretty good example that whatever personal health info you plug into an app can be shared or sold to groups and individuals you might not want to have that information. For women, data on their cycle might be used against them if they seek an abortion if Roe vs. Wade is overturned.

State governments already have funds, provided by federal grants, for schools that voluntarily test their water.

A Kansas City School is trying to help kids year round to catch up from losing class time due to COVID 19.

The experts are still talking about COVID-19, but is anyone listening? It's time for health officials to rethink COVID-19 messaging. I have some suggestions.

With mosquitoes come not just itchy bites but the risk of diseases such as West Nile virus, St. Louis encephalitis, malaria, Zika virus and yellow fever, among others.

What are some things that you'll re-use before you throw them out, like those danish butter cookie containers that are always used for sewing supplies? Or those margarine tubs that people re-use as Tupperware?

The color swimsuit your kid wears could keep them from drowning.

Could a new bill that would allow certain psychedelics as therapy for mental illness become an option?