MEDICINE & HEALTH

More Cases of 'Broken Heart Syndrome' Recorded During Coronavirus Pandemic

MEDICINE & HEALTH 07.10.2020 03:09 AM

Doctors at an Ohio hospital have reported that incidents of 'broken heart syndrome,' or the stress cardiomyopathy, have increased during the pandemic. Doctors believe that it reflects a temporary weakness in the heart due to the surge of stress hormones.

A Suppressor Gene is Found to Protect the Brain from Alzheimer's Disease

07.09.2020 22:54 PM

While observing brain cells affected by Alzheimer's disease, researchers discover a suppressor gene and develop a new rapid drug-screening system for treatment.

[COVID-19 Update] WHO Counters Initial Claim: Coronavirus Can Be Spread Airborne Indoors

07.09.2020 22:15 PM

The World Health Organization now recognizes that the coronavirus can be transmitted through airborne transmission. It has updated its recommendations by advising people to avoid crowded places and to make sure buildings have proper ventilation systems.

Asymptomatic and Presymptomatic People Cause the Most Coronavirus Infections

07.09.2020 08:48 AM

A study concluded that a majority of coronavirus infections are silent transmissions from asymptomatic/presymptomatic individuals. The WHO are being asked to update their coronavirus guidelines for airborne transmissions.

Psychologists Say That Therapy for Depression Is More Effective Online Than In-Person

07.09.2020 07:11 AM

The efficacy of cognitive-behavioral therapy through online ways debunk psychotherapy perceptions that have been commonly accepted.

Guillain-Barre Syndrome and COVID-19: What Connects Them Together?

07.09.2020 06:37 AM

Scientists are looking at the connection between COVID-19 and a neurological condition called Guillain-Barre Syndrome. This hasn't been the first time the syndrome has been linked to pandemics, and experts are trying to find out why.

Twins Conjoined Successfully Separated After an 18-Hour Operation

07.09.2020 04:55 AM

A pair of conjoined two-year-old girls were successfully operated in a Vatican hospital after an 18-hour long surgery.

Horseshoe Crabs and Their Blue Blood: The Role They Play in Developing the Coronavirus Vaccine

07.09.2020 04:11 AM

For years, a horseshoe crab's blood has been used for developing new vaccines and medications. Experts are worried that the crab's population might be at risk due to numerous testings, particularly now with the coronavirus pandemic.

Children Witnessing Domestic Violence Need Proper Intervention for PTSD

07.09.2020 02:31 AM

Organizations work together to immediately screen children for PTSD after witnessing violent crimes. Proper intervention and mental health care are available for those who have seen intimate partner violence.

New Way to Resolve Inflammation on Severe Coronavirus Cases; Will This Be Effective?

07.09.2020 02:09 AM

COVID-19 patients with severe cases often suffer from organ damage and sometimes death. But a team of scientists has proposed a novel way of limiting organ damage to improve outcomes for severe cases of the disease.

Is Coronavirus Airborne? Hamsters on a Plane Can Prove The Theory

07.09.2020 01:47 AM

An epidemiologist claims that hamsters can help us determine whether the coronavirus can be transmitted through particles suspended in the air. His claims come after the World Health Organisation said they are considering the possible airborne transmission of COVID-19.

Prevent Type 2 Diabetes: Studies Reveal The Perfect Diet of Fruits, Vegetables, and Whole Grain

07.09.2020 01:08 AM

Some of the best fruits and vegetables to help lower blood sugar levels include green peas, broccoli, carrots, leafy greens, berries, avocados, and citrus. And consuming at least one serving of whole-grain foods resulted in a 20% lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

US Preps For Coronavirus Vaccine, Invests $42M in Syringe and Needle Production

07.08.2020 23:25 PM

The United States has invested $42 million into producing syringes and needles in anticipation of the future coronavirus vaccine. The US President is hopeful that a vaccine could be ready by the end of the year or early next year.

CDC Director Claims Children with Coronavirus Not Contagious, Schools Can Open

07.08.2020 23:19 PM

CDC director Dr. Robert Redfield claimed that children are not contagious enough for schools to remain closed. However, other medical experts disagree and opt for mass testing for children.

What Are the Signs of Opioid Addiction?

07.08.2020 16:19 PM

In this article we look at the 12 signs of opioid addiction, what they mean, and what to do if someone is experiencing an overdose.

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