Health

Study Finds That Over a Third of COVID Patients Had at Least One Symptom Months Later

Suffering from COVID isn’t easy, indeed, as the disease can cause severe illness and even death. But a new study…

3 years ago

The U.S. Deals With Salmonella Outbreak

According to the CDC, at least 127 people were sick – 18 were hospitalized – during an epidemic of salmonella…

3 years ago

Signs A Person Might Have Alzheimer According to Study

The U.S National Institute on Aging defines Alzheimer's disease as a brain disorder, which affects our memory and thinking skills.…

3 years ago

Children’s BMI Trends Almost Doubled During the Covid-19 Pandemic

The Covid-19 infection began to spread in 2019, and since then, children have been deeply affected by lockdowns, restrictions, online…

3 years ago

Weight Training Speeds the Weight Loss Process

A research study on mice and humans proved that exercises such as resistance training or weight lifting promote changes in…

3 years ago

High Chances for U.K. Authorities to Issue Vaccine Mandates

The U.K. has developed several strategies to stop the spreading of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. The cold season is slowly approaching…

3 years ago

Unvaccinated People 11 Times More Likely to Die From SARS-CoV-2 Infection

The Covid-19 pandemic is not likely to end soon, and, as a recent statement from WHO experts mentions, the virus…

3 years ago

The Covid-19 Mu Variant Has Been Detected in 42 Countries and Could Become a Variant of Concern

The Mu variant originated in Colombia at the beginning of 2021, and it has now been identified in over 42…

3 years ago

Infections with Nipah Virus Detected in India

The World Health Organisation classifies the Nipah virus as a priority disease that must be prevented because it could start…

3 years ago

Man Sentenced to Five Years Behind Bars for Spreading Covid-19 in Vietnam

The Covid-19 pandemic has been hard to handle for governments worldwide, and many countries resorted to drastic measures in order…

3 years ago

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