Dr. Fauci Takes Second Course of Paxlovid After Experiencing COVID-19 Rebound

Photo: Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Dr. Anthony Fauci, 81, says his “interesting course” with COVID-19 is becoming “more and more typical.” Fauci, who regularly gets tested for COVID, continued to swab after completing his five-day course of the Pfizer antiviral, Paxlovid, earlier this month. He tested negative for three consecutive days. On the fourth day, he “reverted back to positive,” he toldForeign Policy’s Global Health Forum. The director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases says when he tested positive again, he progressively started to feel “much worse than the first go around,” referring to his mild symptoms when he contracted COVID-19 two weeks ago.

Dr. Jill Biden Opens Up About Managing Her Duties, Suffering from Mom Guilt — and Her Post-It Habit

The September issue of REAL SIMPLE is on sale August 12.Photo: LELANIE FOSTER/REAL SIMPLEDr. Jill Bidenis a mom, a grandmother, a teacher and the first lady of the United States — but she still manages to get her seven-and-a-half hours of sleep each night. And if she doesn’t, she says she’s “mastered the art of the catnap.“In anew interviewwithReal Simple, the first lady says she sleeps well “most nights,” adding that she might take a nap if she’s been teaching all day and has an event with the president that night.

Dr. Oz to Debate John Fetterman Tuesday Evening as Pennsylvania Senate Race Grows Tighter

John Fetterman, Mehmet Oz.Photo: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Bonnie Biess/Getty Pennsylvania Senate candidatesJohn FettermanandDr. Mehmet Ozwill face off inhotly anticipated debateTuesday night — the first (and likely only) time the political rivals will appear on stage together ahead of next month’s midterm elections. The debate plans had been up in the air as Fetterman continues to recover from a stroke, which hesuffered justdays before Pennsylvania’s Democratic primary in May. The stroke has figured prominently into the campaign — both due to Fetterman’s recovery and due to the Oz campaign’s use of the medical episode as political fodder.

Dr. Oz's Medical Research Was Once Rejected Due to Strength of Data: Report

Dr. Oz.Photo: Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images Dr. Mehmet Ozwas reportedly banned from presenting to a medical organization for two years beginning in 2003, after a medical study he authored was called into question due to the strength of the data used. Seven people who spoke to thePosttold the outlet Oz was also “prohibited from publishing his work in the society’s medical journal for the same period of time.” A spokesperson for the Oz campaign did not dispute the story to thePost, saying: “The original abstract was accepted for presentation, but only included a limited number of patients.

Dr. Oz's Renovated Palm Beach Mansion Inspires 'Chi' — and Raises the Eyebrows of Already Skeptical Pa. Voters

Photo: Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Dr. Mehmet Ozcan’t seem to catch a break this year — unless it involves taxes. The Pennsylvania Senate candidate, who’s lived in New Jersey for most of his life and previously made the Garden State a large part of his identity, has struggled to paint himself asanything but an outsideron the campaign trail. Now, news of a hefty tax exemption this year on his Palm Beach, Florida, mansion are making matters worse, and shedding light on previously overlooked ties to the coastal town.