Cynthia McCormick Hibbert is a journalist who writes for Northeastern University, Medical Xpress, and Phys.org. She covers a range of topics including health, science, and current events. Cynthia's articles provide informative and engaging content that aims to educate readers on important issues and advancements in various fields.
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By: Cynthia Mccormick Hibbert
As cases of walking pneumonia increase in young children and others, Northeastern health experts describe how to protect yourself.
Do you have a runny nose and nagging cough that has persisted for weeks but you've still managed to drag yourself to work and school?
By: Cynthia McCormick Hibbert
Trisha Barua plays Juliet in the Northeastern Shakespeare Society’s upcoming production of “Romeo and Juliet” Nov. 15 and 16. Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University
By: Cynthia McCormick Hibbert
“We run the risk of some of these vaccine preventable diseases having a resurgence,” says Neil Maniar, director of Northeastern’s master of public health program.
By: Cynthia McCormick Hibbert
A Northeastern University professor says public health experts are concerned that vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is setting the stage for confusion about childhood vaccination schedules—even among parents who wish to have their children immunized.
By: Cynthia Mccormick Hibbert
Donald L. Hoffer received the Distinguished Civilian Award, given annually to a civilian whose work has been of significant importance.
By: Cynthia McCormick Hibbert
Losing his voice was one of the first symptoms that Dan Lowen experienced when he got Parkinson’s disease, a progressive disease of the nervous system affecting an estimated 1 million Americans.
By: Cynthia McCormick Hibbert
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By: Cynthia Mccormick Hibbert
In an indication that the bird flu outbreak is "headed in the wrong direction," sequencing of the virus that has stricken a Canadian teenager shows mutations that could make the infection more transmissible from person to person, says Northeastern expert Samuel Scarpino.
As stigma around the topic of UFOs lessens, more people are attempting to make extraterrestrial contact to fulfill a yearning for spiritual transcendence, Northeastern expert says. Getty Images
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