As reported by The New York Times, kids have not gotten clearance to be vaccinated. According to Today, Pfizer, only one of the pharmaceutical companies that have a vaccine at the ready, have tested their vaccine on children as young as 12. It's worth noting their trials have included 100 kids.
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Organic linens can have health benefits, such as avoiding chemicals and helping with sensitive skin.
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For all the beautiful, exciting things that come along with being pregnant, there's also the back pain. The List spoke to board-certified orthopedic spine surgeon and founder of The Spine Pro, Dr. Hooman Melamed, and here are his tips for managing back pain during pregnancy.
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It's a pretty well-known fact that one of the best things to do to either pull yourself out of a funk or to prevent depression and anxiety from taking hold in the first place, is to get involved in a hobby. In recent times, people have turned to baking, gardening, and even stamp collecting.
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The COVID-19 pandemic, unbelievable though it may seem, has been part of our lives for the past 9 months. We're about to have our first Very Corona Christmas (doesn't that sound like a Hallmark Channel movie you'd never want to watch?), and soon, we'll be celebrating our first coronaversary.
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After spending most of the year in a state of uncertainty as the COVID-19 pandemic has raged on, Americans are eagerly looking forward to a vaccine. Dr. Anthony Fauci has promised that things will improve soon. "There really is light at the end of the tunnel," he recently told NBC's Meet the Press.
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Even celebrities have to curb their social lives during COVID-19 pandemic. That is why singer Rita Ora is apologizing for holding a birthday party.
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We've all felt the constant presence of the COVID-19 virus these past months, whether through the loss of loved ones, the loss of employment, or even just the falling through of plans due to lockdown and government restrictions intended to slow the spread.
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The very first Bachelorette, Trista Sutter, opened up on Instagram over the holiday weekend about a personal health struggle her husband of 17 years, Ryan, has been facing. In a detailed post, the mom of two shared her concerns about the man she calls "my rock, my best friend, my hero, my love."
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It was only a few days ago that reality star Lauren Burnham took to Instagram to share a selfie featuring her daughter Alessi on Thanksgiving, writing, "thankful for family. @ariejr would be in this pic too, but he has covid so kisses & pics through windows only for now."
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TikTok trends get people to do the craziest things, from dancing in grocery store aisles to triggering their pets into hilarious reactions to certain sounds. Now, the latest trend has to do with a strange beauty ritual: putting toothpaste on your hails to help them grow faster and stronger.
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The operative word in the term "high-intensity interval training," or HIIT, is intense. Whether you're doing your HIIT workout as part of a group fitness class, virtually through a program like Peloton digital, or are following a routine alone, you know that sweat is what you've signed up for.
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Much like music, mantras have been touted as a way to alleviate anxiety. Does listening to mantras really calm you down? Here's what you need to know.
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Considering getting a brow lift? You're certainly not alone. The decades-old cosmetic procedure has become increasingly popular in recent years.
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If you've made the difficult decision that it's time to seek some professional help with any mental health issues you may be experiencing, then you are to be not only congratulated but admired for taking this brave step forward. It's often hard to recognize or admit that we're struggling.
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While we're well on our way to a vaccine, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to rage on. Dr. Anthony Fauci of the White House coronavirus task force and the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases warned that a surge of cases is coming this holiday season.
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While the world has been living under the grip of the novel coronavirus for close to a full year now, there are still many things we don't know about it. However, we may be a bit closer to understanding how the virus behind COVID-19 interacts with our bodies.
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Usually a person's health is no laughing matter. But apparently this isn't true for the new Saved by the Bell reboot. Streaming on Peacock, the reimagined show stars a new Bayside High gang — although Mario Lopez and Elizabeth Berkley Lauren also star — and is already creating controversy.
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We often look to early reviews to decide if something new is worth trying out. And by all accounts, acquiring immunity through the COVID-19 vaccines doesn't look like it will bring a pleasant experience with it. CNN reports that volunteers for vaccine trials came away feeling flu-like symptoms.
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When it comes to a clear, radiant, and youthful looking complexion, your skincare routine can only do so much. It's easy to forget that our skin is an organ, actually, as WebMD points out, it's the largest organ in the human body. And that means it is more than simply a beauty standard.
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Although pets can communicate their basic needs fairly efficiently, they rely on us for just about everything, from food and drink to exercise and rest.
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Anxiety is a word that's often tossed around lightly and used as if it's just another synonym for stress — something mildly bothersome, but relatable, since hey, don't we all feel that way from time to time? True anxiety goes way beyond that. Anxiety disorder is a serious mental health issue.
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It seems a happy time has given way to a scary one, with a pregnant Hilary Duff sharing she was exposed to COVID-19.
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There are no ifs ands or butts about it: periods are no fun. The headaches, back aches, cramps, mood changes, fatigue, and other symptoms are never welcome visitors. Most of us would be relieved if our periods suddenly ended early. But if it ends too early, it could worry us that something's wrong.
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It's 3 p.m. and you're hungry. It's been awhile since lunch, and it will be an even longer while till dinner. Instead of reaching for the office candy bowl, you smartly decide to make the healthy choice, and unwrap a granola bar instead. Right? Not quite.
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The world is currently three for three on the number of COVID-19 vaccines that now look promising. Researchers from the University of Oxford in the U.K. and international drug maker AstraZeneca report their vaccine is safe, too.
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Pfizer and its German partner BioNTech are ready to approach the FDA for emergency use authorization that will protect the most at-risk groups from COVID-19.
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