MEDICINE & HEALTH

COVID-19 Patients To Receive Nicotine Patches Amid Studies Showing Smokers Are Less Likely to Catch Coronavirus

MEDICINE & HEALTH 05.19.2020 05:24 AM

Nicotine patches for coronavirus; NHS doctors in Wales are saying, "Why not?". Studies show that smokers are less likely to catch coronavirus, and nicotine might have something to do with it. Click the link above to learn more.

Scientists Discover the Area of the Brain Where Pain Could be 'Turned Off'

05.19.2020 03:36 AM

In a study involving mice, researchers have determined that the amygdala, a part of the temporal lobe, could turn off pain signals in the brain. To learn more, click the link above and watch a video further explaining the functions of the amygdala.

Long-Term Psychiatric Problems May Come After Battling COVID-19

05.19.2020 03:08 AM

Delirium, confusion, and agitation may be common among severe cases of COVID-19 infection while being hospitalized

Harvard Study Says Massages Can Improve Circulation and Reduce Tension: Unwind with These Best Foot Massagers

05.18.2020 22:32 PM

Got tired foot muscles from standing all day long? Say no more. Check out these foot massagers from Amazon.

Getting Your Health in Order in the Wake of the Coronavirus

05.18.2020 22:10 PM

As research is being conducted to find a solution to prevent, slow, or eliminate the coronavirus, thousands of Americans continue to contract the disease with a percentage of them losing their lives in the process. Though there is still a lot to learn about coronavirus, as with any medical condition or illness, those in the best health are often the safest. Healthy individuals have stronger immune systems which can prevent them from contracting the coronavirus, or, at the very least, give them a fighting chance if they should contract it.

'Very Low' Dose Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Elicits Immune Response with No Side Effect, First Human Trial Show

05.18.2020 14:30 PM

American biotechnology company Moderna announces that the first phase of its clinical trial is "generally safe and well-tolerated."

Coronavirus has "Limited" Risk of Spreading in Classrooms, New Research Suggests

05.18.2020 12:04 PM

Risk of spreading COVID-19 is "extremely low," according to a new research being considered by the government for reopening classes.

[VIDEO] World's Strongest Baby? 4-month-old Can Stand Unassisted

05.18.2020 09:28 AM

WATCH! A proud father said that her 15-week-old daughter can now stand unassisted supporting her weight possibly inspired by him watching strongman on Youtube.

Men are More Likely NOT to Wear Face Masks Because they See them as Being "Shameful" and "Not Cool"

05.18.2020 07:34 AM

A survey of 2,500 American adults found that men are more likely to put off wearing face masks because of perceived stigma.

Child Abuse Victims Twice More Likely to Develop Type 2 Diabetes, High Blood and Other Health Problems: Study

05.18.2020 06:39 AM

A recent study shows that survivors of child abuse suffer from metabolical diseases in adulthood such as type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, and other cardiovascular diseases. Officials urge the public to do their part in reporting cases of child abuse to prevent further cases and its long-term effects on the victims.

Mouse-Human Hybrids Chimeras in Development to Serve as Accurate Models for Research

05.18.2020 02:58 AM

Scientists have created a hybrid life form from mouse and human cells in hopes to use them in studying diseases such as malaria, and with more advances, could be a source of human organs.

Can You Get COVID-19 in Swimming Pools: The Scientific Factors to Consider Amid the Pandemic

05.17.2020 23:42 PM

Is it safe to visit swimming facilities this summer amid the pandemic crisis? Can coronavirus live in the water? Find out!

Drunkorexia: 83% of Female University Students are Involved in Dangerous 'Drunkorexic' Behaviors: Study

05.17.2020 22:06 PM

Researchers have found that a shocking 83% of female university students in Australia go through drunkorexic behaviors. Additionally, more than 28 percent of the students were routinely skipping meals on purpose for binge drinking episodes.

Femininity and Attractiveness: Why Women Feel the Need to Go Hairless

05.16.2020 09:33 AM

How many women shave regularly and are there any alternatives to it? University of Bradford's cell biology professor, Des Tobin, explains that hair anywhere on a human's body is important for maintaining skin health.

Gilead's Trials on Remdesivir to End in May; Worries on Access to the Drug Now Arises

05.15.2020 23:44 PM

The trials for Gilead's remdesivir is said to end in May. With the drug only being used for COVID-19 patients under the emergency use authorization, many worry about their access to the drug that has proved to be helpful against the coronavirus. Click the link above to learn more.

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