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Can you get long COVID after an infection with omicron? (AP Illustration/Peter Hamlin)

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Can you get long COVID after an infection with omicron?
By LAURA UNGAR - AP Science Writer
Tue,02/08/22-11:10PM , 193 Reads
Can you get long COVID after an infection with omicron?
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A dentist holds a model of teeth and a toothbrush in Seattle on Friday, Aug. 3, 2018. For many years, studies have shown that gum diseases are tied to premature birth. Scientists believe bacterial infections in the mouth can increase inflammation in the body, which could lead to early birth. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson, File)

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How to prevent early birth? Study explores sugarless gum
By LAURA UNGAR - AP Science Writer
Thu,02/03/22-12:12PM , 127 Reads
Healthy mouth, healthy baby? For years, scientists have been exploring the link between poor oral health and giving birth too early. Now, new research presented Thursday raises the possibility that something very simple and inexpensive might make a difference: chewing sugarless gum.
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This 2021 photo provided by the family shows Doug Olson of Pleasanton, Calif., in Bend, Ore. In 2010, doctors treated Olson’s leukemia with an experimental gene therapy that transformed his own blood cells into cancer killers. More than a decade later, there's no sign of cancer in his body. (Family Photo via AP)

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Doctors: Cancer patients cured a decade after gene therapy
By LAURA UNGAR - AP Science Writer
Wed,02/02/22-11:03AM , 139 Reads
In 2010, doctors treated Doug Olson’s leukemia with an experimental gene therapy that transformed some of his blood cells into cancer killers. More than a decade later, there's no sign of cancer in his body.
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A truck with a public awareness notice on the omicron coronavirus variant moves though a busy shopping street Friday, Jan. 28, 2022, in Tokyo. Scientists and health officials around the world are keeping their eyes on a descendant of the omicron variant that has been found in more than 50 countries, including the United States. (AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko, File)

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EXPLAINER: What's known about 'stealth' version of omicron?
By LAURA UNGAR - AP Science Writer
Fri,01/28/22-1:10PM , 131 Reads
Scientists and health officials around the world are keeping their eyes on a descendant of the omicron variant that has been found in more than 50 countries, including the United States.
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