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Typical short-term reactions to COVID-19 vaccines — sore arm, fatigue, fever — generally resolve in a few days; myocarditis, a very rare but documented adverse event after mRNA shots, appears at rates...
Common short-term side effects after COVID-19 vaccination — pain at the injection site, fatigue, headache, muscle aches, chills and fever — typically appear within a day and resolve within a few days ...
Major, peer-reviewed and public-health sources in the provided set report that COVID-19 vaccines reduce severe illness, hospitalization and death and that researchers continue to study longer-term out...
Clinical guidance and recent reporting say systemic side effects after COVID-19 vaccines — fever, fatigue, headache — usually begin within hours and most often resolve within 1–2 days; multiple provid...
The U.S. medical landscape is split between broad primary care roles and an expanding constellation of specialties and subspecialties—more than a hundred recognized pathways—each with distinct trainin...
President Trump signed a large and varied set of executive orders affecting health care during his presidencies; recent trackers and health-industry briefings list dozens of orders touching price tran...
Federal and trade responses to the Department of Education’s 2025–2026 “professional degree” list changes are already visible in national media and professional outlets: nursing organizations and advo...
COVID-19 has continued to cause substantial mortality in recent years—about 48,000 deaths in 2024 in U.S. data cited by the AAMC and roughly 31,400 death certificates listing COVID as the underlying c...
Available reporting and guidance emphasizes that updated COVID-19 boosters from multiple manufacturers (Moderna, Pfizer, Novavax) are authorized and recommended for older adults, and that side effects...
The available reporting shows the American Medical Association (AMA) actively lobbied and submitted formal comments opposing proposed federal student‑loan changes that would cap professional‑degree bo...
Available reporting indicates most common vaccine side effects are short-lived — typically hours to a few days — and rarely last more than a week or two for the general population; guidance emphasizes...
Mild, short-lived fever, soreness and fatigue are common after many vaccines and usually don’t require medical care; public guidance emphasizes self-care and monitoring but seeks medical attention for...