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Kristen Machado

Kristen Pratt Machado is executive editor for Dimensions of Dental Hygiene and Decisions in Dentistry and director of publishing operations for Belmont Publications, Inc. She has been with Belmont Publications since its inception in 2002.

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Tips for Determining Your Level of COVID-19 Contagiousness

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Series Now Has Full Approval From FDA

Gut Bacteria Linked to Long COVID-19 Illness

N95 Masks Can Be Reused, Length of Wear Determines Effectiveness

Vaccine and Infection Provide Immunity Boost, Regardless of Which Comes First

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Omicron Has More Staying Power Than Other Variants But Can’t Survive Hand Sanitizer

Clinical Trial of an Omicron-Targeting Vaccine Is Ready to Begin

While Private Insurers Must Cover Rapid COVID-19 Tests, Medicare Does Not

Omicron COVID-19 Surge Seems to Be Abating