Colleen Stinchcombe
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Seattle, WA, United States
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The FDA Just Authorized Pfizer's Coronavirus Vaccine for Emergency Use
It's the first authorized COVID-19 vaccine in the U.S. → Read More
A 175-Person Conference May Have Led to More Than 300,000 Coronavirus Cases
A Biogen conference in February appears linked to more than 300,000 coronavirus cases, according to new research. → Read More
The FDA Just Approved an At-Home Coronavirus Test, No Prescription Necessary
There's now an FDA-approved at-home coronavirus test that doesn't require a prescription, but only certain groups of people can use it. → Read More
Unsafe Holiday Gatherings Could Lead to a ‘Really Dark’ January, Dr. Fauci Says
Now's the time to hunker down, because unsafe holiday gatherings could lead to a "really dark" January, Dr. Fauci says. → Read More
Actor Natalie Desselle-Reid Has Died of Colon Cancer at Only 53
Actor Natalie Desselle-Reid has died of colon cancer at age 53. Here are the colon cancer symptoms to know. → Read More
A 300-Person Indoor Wedding May Have Led to At Least 6 Coronavirus Deaths
Two coronavirus outbreaks are linked with a 300-person indoor wedding in Washington this past November. The wedding may be linked to at least six deaths. → Read More
Bryan Cranston Still Can't Fully Taste or Smell Months After Getting Coronavirus
Bryan Cranston is still dealing with a persistent coronavirus symptom—loss of smell and taste—months after getting the virus. → Read More
Airport Coronavirus Screenings Apparently Haven’t Been That Effective
A new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report shows that airport coronavirus screenings haven’t actually been that effective. Here’s what to know. → Read More
Costco's Mask Guidance Just Got Much More Strict
In an update, Costco's mask guidance has clearly gotten much more strict. Now, all shoppers must wear a face covering when at the store. Here's why. → Read More
Measles Infections Are Skyrocketing Because of Low Vaccination Rates
Measles infections are climbing rapidly, and public health experts are sounding the alarm. Here's what to know about why measles infections are increasing. → Read More
How the Navajo Nation Is Handling Its ‘Uncontrolled' Coronavirus Spread
Coronavirus cases are surging again on the Navajo Nation. Here's how officials are handling this emergency. → Read More
Cloth Masks Do Actually Help Protect You From Coronavirus, Per the CDC
Cloth masks do actually help protect the wearer from coronavirus, the CDC says. Here's why, plus how to use masks as safely as possible. → Read More
Signs You & Your Partner Have a Disconnect — And What To Do About It
Signs that you and your partner are disconnected are more subtle than you think. → Read More
13 Seriously Magical Sex Toys for Crystal-Loving Witchy Types
We’re bringing the yogic breath to the bedroom. Cast a sex spell, sip a love potion and om into the night with these sex toys. → Read More
Voting and Coronavirus: How to Stay Safe From Coronavirus at the Polls
When it comes to voting and coronavirus, make your voice heard as safely as possible. Here's how to stay safe at the polls. → Read More
Stevie Nicks: Without My Abortion, Fleetwood Mac Probably Wouldn't Exist
Singer Stevie Nicks says that without her abortion, Fleetwood Mac probably wouldn't exist. Now, she fears for the state of abortion access. → Read More
Daycares Don't Seem to Cause Much Coronavirus Transmission, Says New Research
A new study from Yale paints an interesting picture. → Read More
Spinco Cycling Studio Had a Coronavirus Outbreak Even With Safety Protocols
It's unfortunate but not surprising. Here's what we can learn from the fact that Spinco cycling studio in Ontario is having a coronavirus outbreak after following safety protocols. → Read More
Kristen Bell Says Dax Shepard Is ‘Doing Really Great’ After Opioid Relapse
Kristen Bell spoke to Ellen DeGeneres about her husband, Dax Shepard, and his recovery from opioid addiction. → Read More
Small Indoor Gatherings Are Contributing to a Coronavirus Spike
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's director, small indoor gatherings are an "increasing threat" behind rising coronavirus cases. → Read More