Stephanie Soucheray is a journalist who focuses on health and science topics. She writes for the University of Minnesota and her work has also appeared in the Estevan Mercury. Stephanie's articles cover a wide range of subjects including COVID-19 research, food insecurity, vaccine effectiveness, and public health issues.
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JAMA Network Open has published a new study demonstrating respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine effectiveness in adults 60 and older of 90% for both RSV–related hospitalization and emergency department (ED) visits.
By: Stephanie Soucheray
News brief Topics A new study published in BMC Cardiovascular Disorders shows that pediatric and young adult COVID-19 patients are more at risk for cardiac complications than flu or RSV patients of the same age.
A new analysis from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) demonstrates that, in clinical trials, the emergence of SARS-CoV-2 resistance to Paxlovid is infrequent (less than 0.3% to 1.1%).
By: Stephanie Soucheray
COVID-19 activity remains relatively stable, the ECDC noted, after increased activity this past summer. The report urged citizens and healthcare workers not yet vaccinated against COVID-19 or seasonal influenza to do so as soon as possible before next week's holidays.
By: Stephanie Soucheray
News brief Today, the European Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (ECDC) today posted an epidemiologic alert about a sharp rise in flu and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) activity in most European countries.
By: Stephanie Soucheray
Two new studies paint a comprehensive picture of current long COVID cases in the United States, and both suggest the condition limits daily activities for a significant proportion of those affected.
By: Stephanie Soucheray
Two new studies add to the growing body of literature on the lasting effects of long COVID.
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