MEDICINE & HEALTH

It’s Time to Take Your Vitamins to the Next Level

MEDICINE & HEALTH 06.22.2020 19:36 PM

As the world gets #woke to healthy living, vitamins have gone mainstream—77 percent of U.S. adults take dietary supplements. A health-conscious public is great, yet many are surprised to learn there’s more to taking vitamins than simply downing the recommended number of tablets each day. When’s the best time to take your vitamins? Which nutrients work better together? It’s time to optimize your nutritional routine. Start by working with your qualified healthcare provider or dietician to determine which vitamins, minerals, and other micronutrients are right for you. Then, your next step is to unlock every possible benefit. Four factors determine the best time to take vitamins:

Africa Combats Locust Outbreak Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic Crisis

06.22.2020 12:42 PM

Millions of desert locusts swarm over acres of farms in Africa three months ago, and would likely return now, leaving millions of people across the countries hungry by the end of the year.

Beware These Five Rare Cancers

06.22.2020 11:24 AM

Most families will have a loved one who has suffered from cancer at some point. Each case is just as tragic as the previous. Indeed, it is estimated 1.8 million people will be diagnosed with cancer in the United States in 2020.

Is Coronavirus Transmitted via Placenta? A Number of Babies Born With Antibodies

06.22.2020 09:49 AM

Mothers pass the life-threatening disease to their unborn children in the womb, and one of the UK's top doctors revealed today that some babies are born with antibodies against COVID-19 already.

Doctor Warns Against the Use of Hand Dryers As They Will Cause a Spike in Coronavirus Cases

06.22.2020 09:41 AM

If you didn't know hand dryers were filthy, you do now. This wasn't a concern until the recent coronavirus pandemic. A doctor from the UK calls banning the machines as she fears it could cause spikes in coronavirus cases.

UK PM Set to Unveil ‘One-Meter Plus’ Rule as He Claims Coronavirus Increasingly Under Control

06.22.2020 08:39 AM

The one-meter rule is aimed at restarting the UK's crippled economy following coronavirus lockdown.

Are Food Supplies Still Safe? Coronavirus Outbreaks in Meat Packaging Plants Cause Worldwide Worries

06.22.2020 08:35 AM

Meat plants and other food processing facilities around the world have experienced recent surges in COVID-19 cases. Many are concerned about whether food supplies remain safe with the workers handling the food getting infected by the virus.

Britain Pilots the First ‘No Swab’ Saliva Mass Testing Trial That Can Be Even Done at Home

06.22.2020 07:45 AM

Mass testing in Southampton with a new 'no swab' saliva test will begin this month in hopes of restoring economic activity in Southern Britain.

Indian Biotech Company Introduces Cipremi, Generic Remdesivir for COVID-19 Patients

06.22.2020 05:52 AM

Cipla Ltd., in partnership with Gilead Sciences, will soon manufacture generic versions of remdesivir in India. The drug will be under the brand name Cipremi, and the company hopes it would provide aid to all walks of life in the country.

Experts Reversed T-cells From Attacking Autoimmune Disease Patients to Protecting Them, Here’s How

06.22.2020 04:25 AM

White blood cells of people with autoimmune diseases attack other cells and tissues, but a new experiment shows a way to stop it.

Full Access: Scientists Reveal First Atomic Model of COVID-19 ‘S’ Protein

06.22.2020 04:24 AM

International scientists collaborate to develop an online molecular structure of COVID-19 proteins to compliment experiment efforts and help vaccine and antibiotic drug developers. The next step is studying translocation and its relevance to antibiotic drugs.

Italian Doctor Claims Coronavirus’ Genetic Mutation May Be Weaker and Could Go Away Completely Without a Vaccine

06.22.2020 00:45 AM

Coronavirus has had genetic mutations which have made it less aggressive, according to an Italian doctor. However, scientists disagree with his optimistic claims.

Former U.S. Army Medical Researcher Debunks ‘Wuhan Lab’ Coronavirus Theory and Explains Natural Channel Transmission

06.21.2020 23:23 PM

Mark Kortepeter, a former top figure in the United States’ biodefense programs, argues that the coronavirus most likely started from natural causes rather than escaped from a lab in Wuhan. Click the link above to learn about his arguments.

Coronavirus New Mutant Form Mostly Found in Europe and North America Threaten Recovered Patients in China’s New Outbreak

06.21.2020 23:00 PM

Antibodies found in patients who contracted an earlier strain of coronavirus failed to stop mutant form identified in genetic data samples from the new outbreak in the Xinfadi food market in Beijing.

Pediatric Cases of Mysterious Inflammation Linked to Coronavirus Surge in Arizona: Here Are Warning Signs

06.21.2020 21:15 PM

Arizona sees a surge in cases of the Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children. Doctors are speculating that it has something to do so with the coronavirus. Health professionals say parents and caregivers must know the warning signs. To learn more, click the link above.

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