Dr @mvankerkhove's update on #COVID19 Delta variant and other variants of concern as of 20 October 2021 ⬇️ https://t.co/NdQAfySVvg

CDC recommends that certain populations get a #COVID19 booster shot. See if you're eligible: https://t.co/rqZswtQ7Aq. https://t.co/JBJKNK1SqN

Did you know watermelon has more potassium than a banana? 😮 Plus, it's packed with lycopene which helps fight inflammation. https://t.co/AjXTiRr8J6 https://t.co/GeSJp6CG4V

A study published online in the BMJ suggests that eating ultra-processed foods is associated with higher risk for developing inflammatory bowel disease, such as Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis: https://t.co/q7CZTqXKZC #HarvardHealth #IBD #crohnsdisease https://t.co/Wu9czGNiQg

June may be #Pride Month 🏳‍🌈, but October is #LGBTQHistoryMonth 📖. This year, we are celebrating by affirming our commitment to improving the health and future of this community. Learn more about our data-driven strategy to accomplish this: https://t.co/Qs8LLlsI8G. https://t.co/sRzvo2gSJT

The International Health Regulations Emergency Committee on #COVID19 reconvenes today, for the 9th time since its first meeting in January 2020. More about the IHR Emergency Committee: 👉 https://t.co/Qtsxqkr7xi https://t.co/Zsib2idkrl

The best thing you can do for your knees is strengthen the muscles that support them. https://t.co/4BUpzMwIyX https://t.co/w4t7iZKDOM

Healthy lifestyle habits may contribute to better brain health and sharper thinking skills. Eating a healthy diet, for example, helps ward off “mini” #strokes that kill brain cells and lead to #cognitive decline: https://t.co/kfCg2R85Yn #HarvardHealth https://t.co/Bvj6ZLn7HG