Health

Overseas airlines are having to cancel hundreds of flights with coronavirus-related staffing shortages. This comes weeks after they ditched the rules requiring passengers and staff to mask up in the air. The news come as the CEOs of leading U.S. airlines urge the Biden administration to roll back a federal rule requiring that masks be […]

A news report is saying with the shortage of nurses there are more and more nurses choosing to to work per diem. There’s not enough people entering the  career field and the shortage is leaving hospitals and nursing homes short staffed. More nurses are choosing to work per diem and for a nursing agency to […]

A Pennsylvania school district Is receiving a lot of backlash from parents after the district announced they’ll be limiting the amount of outside snacks that students will be allowed to bring in. The district says as of late students have been bringing in an excessive amount of outside snacks to school. Reports of snacks included […]

A new study suggests that ingesting artificial sweeteners often found in drinks like soda and energy drinks can leave you in greater danger of getting cancer. According to the March journal of PLOS Medicine. Researchers examined information from a questionnaire about the nutrition and health of more than 100,000 French adults. Following up over a […]

A Texas hospital accidentally Told a woman her husband had passed away. The woman identified as Betty Harris had just visited her husband who was at a rehabilitation center after having knee surgery the day before. The next day she got a call from a doctor telling her that her husband was in the emergency […]

Reports are saying the popular cereal lucky charms is making people sick. At least 139 people across the country have reported that the cereal made them vomit and have diarrhea. General Mills do not believe the cereal is the cause of people sickness But they are doing it I’m going investigation. To Read More Click Here. […]

Yesterday, Governor Kathy Hochul announced eligibility for second COVID-19 vaccine booster doses. Every New Yorker 18 years or older, or 12 years who are moderate to severely immunocompromised, is eligible to get a second dose of the vaccine. The booster shot is free and widely available statewide, including at all state-run mass vaccination sites. Eligible […]

Will and Jada Pinket Smith plan to address the incident at the 2022 Oscar’s on her Red Table Talk show. There’s been several stories coming out about what happened after Will Smith’s infamous slap to Chris Rock’s face during the award show’s live broadcast. Reports say Will Smith turned down several interviews to discuss the […]

New York’s nursing homes safe staffing law is now in full effect. As of April 1st, new law mandates minimum staffing and minimum hours of direct resident care in nursing homes. It requires each nursing home resident to receive 3.5 hours of direct care. The law, which took effect Jan. 1, was put on pause […]

As we await the cause of the omicron sub-variant in Monroe County, Governor Kathy Hochul reminds us to stay vigilant. In her recent update over the weekend, Governor Hochul stated: “Our battle with COVID-19 isn’t over yet — we must remain vigilant. The vaccine is the tool that will move us forward safely through the […]