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How to Keep Track of All the Potential Coronavirus Treatments
Coronavirus / August 2, 2020 Photo: PowerUp (Shutterstock) There’s still no cure for the coronavirus, but dozens of drugs and treatments are being tested against it. And you’re not alone if you’ve gotten
How Masks Protect Us From the Coronavirus
Coronavirus / June 30, 2020 Photo: r.classen (Shutterstock)Masks protect us. That shouldn’t be a surprise at this point, but since there’s been so much confusion about what masks do, and there are a lot of myths
Does Your Blood Type Affect Your Risk of Covid-19?
Coronavirus / June 29, 2020 Photo: Getty Images An intriguing study published last week found a link between covid-19 severity and having type A blood; type O blood, on the other hand,
Coronavirus in South Africa: Eight lessons for the rest of the continent
Coronavirus / June 29, 2020 Image copyright Getty Images South Africa leads this continent in many ways. Right now, it is poised to lead Africa into the next, most dangerous phase of the pandemic, as
Dont Use These Toxic Hand Sanitizer Brands
Coronavirus / June 28, 2020 Photo: Shutterstock Hand sanitizers that are effective against the coronavirus are those that include at least 60% ethanol or 70% isopropanol. But there are a few brands that
Dont Flush Disposable Masks Down the Toilet
Coronavirus / June 28, 2020 Image: Shutterstock Disposable face masks are an efficient way of protecting yourself and others during the coronavirus pandemic—as long as you dispose of them correctly. Don’t toss a
How to Prevent COVID-19 While Still Enjoying Your Summer
Coronavirus / June 28, 2020 Do you remember earlier this year, when people were sure that the pandemic would end when the weather warmed up? Well, funny story... We are deep into June and
Why Your Positive Coronavirus Antibody Test Might Be Wrong
Coronavirus / June 28, 2020 Photo: Ezra Acayan (Getty Images) The CDC has released new guidelines on antibody testing that note it’s possible for a test that’s 90-95% accurate to deliver incorrect positiveBack Pain
What Happened In Room 10?
Back Pain / September 11, 2020 The party went ahead. Nursing aides hung ribbons on the walls, and the chef made a king cake, with green and yellow and purple food dye. There were Cajun sausages
Bad back? Here are the best office chair pads and supports.
Back Pain / August 2, 2020 Source: B&H Work from Home Hub Best Office Chair Pads & Supports Android Central 2020 It's important that when you choose an office chair, you pick an ergonomically designed one
How to avoid injury if youve taken up cycling in lockdown
Back Pain / June 30, 2020 Thousands of Britons have taken up cycling amid the coronavirus pandemic, with many now planning on riding their bikes to work when they eventually return to the office. But if
Where Will Sorrento Therapeutics Be in 1 Year?
Back Pain / June 29, 2020 Sorrento Therapeutics (NASDAQ:SRNE) has been one of the best-performing small-cap biotechs this year: In three months ended June 5, its shares rose by almost 87%. So what does the company
Diabetes
A Postal Slowdown Is Scary for Those Who Get Meds By Mail
Advocates are worried that the elderly, disabled, and chronically ill
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No, COVID Deaths Arent Only 6% of Whats Documented
Photo: Syda Productions (Shutterstock) There’s a stunningly wrong statistic
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FDA approves first automated insulin system for kids
The device’s sensor that’s attached to the patient’s body can
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Researchers grew a mini human heart to study fetal heart development
They’re now using the method to model and study congenital
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Neuroscience Could Be the Key to Getting People to Wear Masks
Opinions about wearing masks and maintaining social distancing are sharply
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How a ‘Heat Dome’ Forms—and Why This One Is So Perilous
For many vulnerable Americans, that climactic hellscape isn’t approaching—it’s already
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What Happened In Room 10?
September 11, 2020 0 CommentsThe party went ahead. Nursing aides hung ribbons on the walls, and the chef made…
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A Postal Slowdown Is Scary for Those Who Get Meds By Mail
September 11, 2020 0 CommentsAdvocates are worried that the elderly, disabled, and chronically ill will be left without reliable…
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No, COVID Deaths Arent Only 6% of Whats Documented
September 11, 2020 0 CommentsPhoto: Syda Productions (Shutterstock) There’s a stunningly wrong statistic being passed around, saying that…
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FDA approves first automated insulin system for kids
September 11, 2020 0 CommentsThe device’s sensor that’s attached to the patient’s body can measure glucose levels under the…
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Researchers grew a mini human heart to study fetal heart development
August 19, 2020 0 CommentsThey’re now using the method to model and study congenital heart disease. While they’re still…
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How to Keep Track of All the Potential Coronavirus Treatments
August 2, 2020 0 CommentsPhoto: PowerUp (Shutterstock) There’s still no cure for the coronavirus, but dozens of…
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