Health

Decoded: Why Women Keep Their Blood Pressure Down

The cell's levels are known to increase to help maintain a healthy pregnancy, for example, so the immune system does not attack the fetus that has DNA from both the parents

Jun 23, 2020

By IANS

New Treatment for Cancer Shows Signs of Activating Immune System in Early Trials

The findings on new cancer treatment were presented in AACR Virtual Annual Meeting II, a scientific conference running from June 22 to 25

Jun 22, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Israeli Firm Sonovia Claims 99% Success for ts Special Coronavirus Masks After Lab Test in China

Sonovia is conducting a pilot at Adler Plastic in Italy to use its fabric in vehicles and public transport and is selling its masks online to retail consumers

Jun 22, 2020

By Reuters

Coronavirus

Singapore: Dengue cases rise again after two-week decline

Dengue Season Leads to Non-Detection of COVID-19 Cases, Southeast Asian Doctors Face New Challenge

Similar symptoms in the initial stages of dengue and COVID-19 are a challenge for doctors to detect the disease

Jun 22, 2020

By Krishnendu Banerjee

Coronavirus

Coronavirus Is a 'Product' of CCP, says White House Official After Beijing Suspends US poultry Imports

China suspends US poultry imports from COVID-19-affected business firm Tyson Inc, an Arkansas-based meat processor

Jun 22, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

Coronavirus Cases Hit Daily Record; WHO Reports 183,000 New Patients in 24 Hours

Total global cases are over 8.7 million with more than 461,000 deaths, according to the WHO.

Jun 22, 2020

By IBTimes SG Desk

Coronavirus

Chinese Official Claims Beijing Has Capacity to Screen Almost 1 Million People Daily for Coronavirus

Beijing has been expanding testing in Beijing since a cluster of infections linked to a food market erupted over a week ago

Jun 21, 2020

By IBTimes SG Desk

Coronavirus

Half of the Doctors in UK Not Confident in Coping Up With a Second Wave of Coronavirus

Half of the doctors surveyed in England lacked the confidence to cope up with the second wave of coronavirus amid in the background of existing anxiety, stress and burnout

Jun 21, 2020

By Vinay B.S.

Coronavirus

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India Approves Favipiravir For Moderate COVID-19 Cases; Tablet Sells at $1.35 Each

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals announced the launch of antiviral drug Favipiravir FabiFlu treat moderate COVID-19 patients.

Jun 21, 2020

By Vinay B.S.

Coronavirus

Risk of Adult Diabetes Seen in Kids as Young as 8: Study

The study was conducted by tracking more than 4,000 participants in the children who are from the 1990s

Jun 20, 2020

By IANS

Diabetes

Who Is Troy Sutton? US Coronavirus Scientist Claims His Lab Is Safer Than Outside World

Just like China's batwoman, Shi Zhengli, US Troy Sutton in the US is currently working with the novel Coronavirus

Jun 20, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

Malaysia: Seven more rotavirus cases detected in Kedah; total reaches up to 24

From Bill Gates to Freemasons, All Involved in COVID-19 Vaccine Become Targets of Conspiracy Theories on Weibo in China

As the new cases of SARS-CoV-2 continue to surge in Beijing, Chinese social media users are believing in the conspiracy theories

Jun 20, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

China Ramps Up Testing of Delivery Staff in Beijing as Coronavirus Spread Looms

Officials highlighted the risk of contamination through packaging in Beijing, which reported 22 new cases on Friday.

Jun 20, 2020

By Reuters

Coronavirus

Vitamin D May Help Mitigate Chemotherapy Side Effects: Study

The findings showed that vitamin D can potentially mitigate inflamed intestinal tracts and provide relief to the cancer patients

Jun 19, 2020

By IANS

Floyd Protests Did Not Lead to Serious Spike in Covid-19 Cases; Trump's Tulsa Rally Could

While the capacity of BOK Centre in Tulsa is 20,000, footfall of over 100,000 is expected on Saturday.

Jun 19, 2020

By Gaurav Mishra

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Decoded: Why Women Keep Their Blood Pressure Down

New Treatment for Cancer Shows Signs of Activating Immune System in Early Trials

Israeli Firm Sonovia Claims 99% Success for ts Special Coronavirus Masks After Lab Test in China

Dengue Season Leads to Non-Detection of COVID-19 Cases, Southeast Asian Doctors Face New Challenge

Coronavirus Is a 'Product' of CCP, says White House Official After Beijing Suspends US poultry Imports

Coronavirus Cases Hit Daily Record; WHO Reports 183,000 New Patients in 24 Hours

Chinese Official Claims Beijing Has Capacity to Screen Almost 1 Million People Daily for Coronavirus

Half of the Doctors in UK Not Confident in Coping Up With a Second Wave of Coronavirus

India Approves Favipiravir For Moderate COVID-19 Cases; Tablet Sells at $1.35 Each

Risk of Adult Diabetes Seen in Kids as Young as 8: Study

Who Is Troy Sutton? US Coronavirus Scientist Claims His Lab Is Safer Than Outside World

From Bill Gates to Freemasons, All Involved in COVID-19 Vaccine Become Targets of Conspiracy Theories on Weibo in China

China Ramps Up Testing of Delivery Staff in Beijing as Coronavirus Spread Looms

Vitamin D May Help Mitigate Chemotherapy Side Effects: Study

Floyd Protests Did Not Lead to Serious Spike in Covid-19 Cases; Trump's Tulsa Rally Could

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