1 Confirmed Case Of Listeria Tied To Tyson Ready-To-Eat-Chicken Products Recall In Delaware, Health Officials Say
Health officials in Delaware have a confirmed case of listeria that's tied to a recall of some Tyson ready-to-eat chicken products.
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Health officials in Delaware have a confirmed case of listeria that's tied to a recall of some Tyson ready-to-eat chicken products.
As another holiday weekend approaches, medical experts are concerned with the Delta variant for COVID spreading through Fourth of July crowds.
A Republican-crafted bill to ban so-called COVID-19 "vaccine passports" in some cases and to restrict the health secretary's actions during health emergencies was vetoed Thursday by Pennsylvania's Democratic governor.
Hospitalizations for eating disorders doubled and even tripled in some locations during the pandemic.
Delaware officials are expected to provide a COVID-19 response update on Tuesday afternoon.
Doctors say people can become quickly dehydrated and not even realize it -- and the combination of high temperatures and humidity can be especially dangerous.
Pennsylvania's order requiring face coverings has officially ended.
The Delta variant isn't widespread in the Philadelphia region yet, but it's expected.
The CDC report says the benefits of the vaccines "still clearly outweigh the risks."
Last week, the CDC issued a temporary suspension of dogs from high-risk countries, and while this is only the fourth import case recorded since 2015, both Pennsylvania and New Jersey are on alert.
New research from the National Institute on Drug Abuse says young adults who use marijuana appear to have an increased risk of suicidal behavior.
President Joe Biden set that goal for the country to reach by July 4, and Philadelphia made it there with two weeks to spare.
Officials say almost all of the new cases of COVID-19 are among people who are not vaccinated.
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