MEDICINE & HEALTH

Do Seizures After Vaccination Have Implications on Children’s Behavior and Development? Should Moms Worry?

MEDICINE & HEALTH 07.02.2020 00:11 AM

A new study puts ease into the minds of parents with regards to vaccination. Research finds that having febrile seizures has no ill effects on a child's development. Click the link above to learn more.

Genetic Vaccines May Become Front-Runners in Curing COVID-19

07.01.2020 23:09 PM

Inovio is the only company championing genetic vaccines and other coronavirus vaccine developments, leading to what may be a breakthrough for DNA vaccines.

New Study Reveals Many Coronavirus Rapid Antibody Tests Were Cleared for Use With Little Accuracy Validation

07.01.2020 22:17 PM

A new review of the coronavirus antibody test reveals that they will not be able to reliably tell whether someone had been infected by coronavirus as its accuracy widely varied from one manufacturer to another.

Oxford Expert Claims Their COVID-19 Vaccine Gives Off Long Term Immunity With Antibodies 3X Higher Than Recovered Patients

07.01.2020 22:10 PM

Professor Sarah Gilbert, who leads Oxford University's trial for its coronavirus vaccine candidate, says their jab could provide long-term immunity, which could last for several years. Furthermore, she says it could even give off antibodies three times more than a person who recovered from COVID-19.

Can You Recover Lost Sleep on Weekdays by Oversleeping Over the Weekends?

07.01.2020 07:08 AM

There are circumstances that sleeping late could be inevitable. Some may think that their 'sleep debt' could be erased when they sleep more on the weekends. So what does Science say?

The FDA Sets Guidelines for Approving Coronavirus Vaccines

07.01.2020 06:36 AM

As companies selected in the Operation Warp Speed program race in developing a coronavirus vaccine, the FDA released basic guidelines the ensure that it is clinically safe.

COVID-19 Pathogens Attack Heart Cells in a Lab Experiment

07.01.2020 04:42 AM

Scientists discovered that coronavirus might have an entry point into the heart as the virus directly infected lab-grown heart muscle cells. This adds to more evidence that COVID-19 is beyond a respiratory infection.

New Zealand Not Immune to Coronavirus Second Wave, PM Jacinta Ardren Cautions Citizens

07.01.2020 04:07 AM

The spike of new coronavirus cases in Victoria, Australia is a reminder that it could also happen to New Zealand, says Prime minister Jacinta Ardren.

Brown Adipose Tissue Found Responsible for Triggering Inflammation in Response to Psychological Stress: Study

07.01.2020 03:36 AM

A new study finds that brown adipose tissue is responsible for triggering inflammation in response to psychological stress. In the research, scientists also determined the relationship between stress and an immune system cell called IL-6.

The Pickled Loon in St. Cloud Linked to Almost 50 Positive Coronavirus Cases in Minnesota

07.01.2020 01:13 AM

The Minnesota Department of Health says 50 positive COVID-19 cases have recalled visiting The Pickled Loon Bar and Restaurant in downtown St. Cloud in Minnesota over the last three weeks. The management is worried that patrons are not complying with social distancing measures and other precautions to prevent the coronavirus spread.

8 Out of 10 People Not Infected With COVID-19 Protected by Episodes of Colds in the Past: German Study

06.30.2020 23:29 PM

In a new study, German researchers claim that having a cold could protect against COVID-19. They also say that T-cell immunity could also play a role in coronavirus infections. Click the link above to learn more.

Light to Moderate Drinking Linked to a Better Cognitive Function Later In Life

06.30.2020 21:53 PM

Researchers found that those who consume a drink or two tend to perform better in cognitive tests later in life.

Clean Margins in Cancer Surgery Made Possible by Glowing Dye: Study

06.30.2020 21:45 PM

A group of researchers has determined that an injectable dye, which glows under near-infrared light, could illuminate cancerous tissues in the primary tumor and affected lymph nodes. The scientists believe that the dye, called indocyanine green, could ensure that surgeries involving malignant tumors would have "clean margins."

How to Brainstorm with Remote Teams

06.30.2020 11:47 AM

If there's a single positive aspect coming out of the COVID-19 crisis, it's that business now sees the clear benefits of remote work. Yes, we can work at home and, in fact, many people are more productive.

Dr. Ari Bernstein on His Vision to Revolutionize the Current Healthcare System

06.30.2020 10:41 AM

There is no doubt that our healthcare systems need significant change. As patients and providers work together to navigate this changing world, leaders are emerging and delivering on new processes and systems poised to revolutionize medicine as we know it. The medical industry and doctors are excited about what the future holds for medicine. Internal Medicine physician Dr. Ari Bernstein, MD, has a unique vision to change healthcare for the better, inspired by the power of digital technology.

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