Health

TAU Researchers Reveal 15,000 Years Ago Israelis Suffered From Dangerous Ear Infection

The ancient people of Israel faced a dangerous middle ear infection that became less fatal after people started to change their lifestyles

May 22, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

Social isolation may up heart attack and death risk : Study

Researchers have revealed that people who are socially isolated are over 40 per cent more likely to have a cardiovascular event than those who were socially integrated

May 22, 2020

By IANS

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Coronavirus: CDC's Explanation on 'How COVID-19 Spreads' Will Surprise You

CDC says that transmission between animals and people, and the other way around, is not a way the Coronavirus easily spreads

May 22, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

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How birth control pills affect emotional life in women

Birth control pills linked to a number of side effects, including mood alterations finds a study published in the journal scientific reports

May 21, 2020

By IANS

Women are Less Likely to Die From Heart Disease Than Men; Here's Why

In a growing list of studies on whether women are less prone to heart disease than men, The Lancet has revealed that women are less likely to die from it.

May 21, 2020

By IANS

High Blood Pressure During and After Exercise Bad for Health

Higher blood pressure during and after exercise associated with a higher risk of hypertension, heart disease and death among middle-aged to older adults, warn researchers

May 21, 2020

By IANS

UK's COVID-19 Tracking System Under Fire Amid Warning of Second Spike

UK official said there were technical issues with the app but that traditional measures would be used until it works

May 21, 2020

By Reuters

Coronavirus

Global Coronavirus Cases Surpass 5 Million, Infections Rising in South America

The true number of Coronavirus casualties is thought to be higher as testing is still limited and many countries do not include fatalities outside of hospitals

May 21, 2020

By Reuters

Coronavirus

A New China? Wuhan Bans Eating Wild Animals, Offers Cash to Farmers to Stop Breeding

First time in China a national plan has been pledged by the Chinese authorities in an attempt to curb exotic animal breeding

May 21, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

Trump Says Frontline Workers Are Taking Hydroxychloroquine to Prevent Coronavirus; TRUE or FALSE?

Currently, there are several studies going on to determine if Hydroxychloroquine can help the frontline workers to prevent Covid-19

May 21, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus Fake news

Florida And Georgia Scrutinized for Their Transparency on Reporting Coronavirus Cases

Florida and Georgia are among the first states to announce the reopening of businesses and public spaces

May 21, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

Here Is How Coronavirus Can Wreck Your Body, Survivor Shares Shocking Photo

Mike Schultz, a nurse, attended a Miami Beach festival in mid-March amidst restrictions. He was one of the 38 participants of the festival to contract COVID-19. This is what he had to undergo after getting admitted to the hospital

May 20, 2020

By Suman Priya Mendonca

Coronavirus

Florida's Coronavirus Dashboard Manager Fired for Resisting Censoring Sensitive Data?

Rebekah Jones, designer and manager of Florida's coronavirus dashboard alleged that she was fired as she refused to change data to "drum up support for the state's plan to reopen

May 20, 2020

By Shubhangi Shah

COVID-19: UN Calls for International Help in Africa

Antonio Guterres said African countries should also have quick, equal and affordable access to any eventual vaccine and treatment, that must be considered global public goods

May 20, 2020

By IANS

Coronavirus

Thailand Says It Expects Coronavirus Vaccine Next Year After Tests in Mice

This vaccine is being developed by the National Vaccine Institute, the Department of Medical Science and Chulalongkorn University's vaccine research centre

May 20, 2020

By Reuters

Coronavirus

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TAU Researchers Reveal 15,000 Years Ago Israelis Suffered From Dangerous Ear Infection

Social isolation may up heart attack and death risk : Study

Coronavirus: CDC's Explanation on 'How COVID-19 Spreads' Will Surprise You

How birth control pills affect emotional life in women

Women are Less Likely to Die From Heart Disease Than Men; Here's Why

High Blood Pressure During and After Exercise Bad for Health

UK's COVID-19 Tracking System Under Fire Amid Warning of Second Spike

Global Coronavirus Cases Surpass 5 Million, Infections Rising in South America

A New China? Wuhan Bans Eating Wild Animals, Offers Cash to Farmers to Stop Breeding

Trump Says Frontline Workers Are Taking Hydroxychloroquine to Prevent Coronavirus; TRUE or FALSE?

Florida And Georgia Scrutinized for Their Transparency on Reporting Coronavirus Cases

Here Is How Coronavirus Can Wreck Your Body, Survivor Shares Shocking Photo

Florida's Coronavirus Dashboard Manager Fired for Resisting Censoring Sensitive Data?

COVID-19: UN Calls for International Help in Africa

Thailand Says It Expects Coronavirus Vaccine Next Year After Tests in Mice

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