MEDICINE & HEALTH

Antiviral Drug Interferon Can Speed up Coronavirus Clearance and Lessen Inflammation in COVID-19 Patients: Study

MEDICINE & HEALTH 05.15.2020 21:55 PM

Scientists have discovered that an antiviral drug commonly used for treating AIDS-related Kaposi sarcoma, hairy cell leukemia, and melanoma could help accelerate the recovery of COVID-19 patients. Click the link to read more.

Study Says 40% of Women are Constantly Conscious About Facial Hair and Spend About 104 Minutes Managing It: What's the Better Way?

05.15.2020 21:49 PM

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Recent Study Claims Gargling Mouthwash Protect You from COVID-19 Contrary to What WHO Says

05.15.2020 05:52 AM

A recent study claims that mouthwash contains chemicals that can kill the coronavirus by destroying the virus' outer layer. However, the WHO says that there is no evidence that the mouth hygiene product can indeed kill the virus that causes COVID-19.

Confirmed! Kawasaki-like Disease in Children is Caused by Coronavirus and Can Only be Diagnosed Using Antibody Tests

05.15.2020 05:35 AM

Children displayng Kawasaki-like disease cannot be diagnosed using coronavirus test kits except for antibody tests.

Scientists Now Found a Way to Detect Alzheimer’s 10 years Before Start of Symptoms

05.15.2020 04:28 AM

Medical researchers from Hong Kong have come up with a new approach to detect the early onset of Alzheimer's disease a decade before symptoms become apparent. The new and non-invasive method involves using MRI scans and tracking glucose distributions in the brain.

A-level Student Who Worried About How Lockdown Might Affect His Grades Found Dead

05.15.2020 03:25 AM

A 17-year-old student, who was considered to be the brightest in his year, was found dead at Dunorlan Park in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. His family says he left behind a notebook containing his writing on how he felt about the coronavirus lockdown and his worries about his academics. Click the link above to find out how the coronavirus lockdowns affect students.

Oral Tablet Vaccine for Coronavirus to Start Human Trials, Promising Results Shown in Mice

05.15.2020 01:16 AM

Immunologist and chief scientific officer at Vaxart, Dr. Sean Tucker and his team are developing a tablet vaccine for the coronavirus. Human trials are yet to start in July, but trials involving mice show promising results, according to Tucker. Click the link above to learn more.

Coronavirus-Free UK Possible in 2 Weeks as Number of Infections Halves Every 3.5 Days: Study

05.15.2020 01:12 AM

The UK capital is optimistic that it will be free of coronavirus within two weeks after its “R” infection rate has significantly decreased to 0.4%, and the number of infections has dropped by 50% every 3.5 days.

Study Says Eyebrows are the Most Important Facial Feature So Make Sure to Grab the Best Trimmer!

05.14.2020 23:21 PM

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Jogger Rushed to the Hospital After an Intense Workout with Face Mask On

05.14.2020 23:17 PM

A 26-year-old man in Wuhan, China make the most out of the lockdown lift and get fit but ignored the telltale signs of losing his breath after 6km of running while wearing a face mask.

Study Says Shaving Does More Harm Than Good: Is it Time to Shift to Waxing?

05.14.2020 23:10 PM

Shaving has more side effects rather than benefits, according to a study. Sometimes when using a razor, it can irritate the skin, produce ingrown hairs, razor burns, nicks and cuts, discoloration, and chicken skin. Good thing there is another option available in getting rid of unwanted body hair.

Viral Video from Japan Shows How Fast Coronavirus Can Spread at a Restaurant

05.14.2020 07:43 AM

NHK in conjunction with health experts conducted a black light experiment in Japan simulating how fast the virus can spread inside a restaurant.

Loud Talking Can Spread More than 1,000 Coronavirus Particles in the Air for 14 Minutes: Study

05.14.2020 04:55 AM

Droplets generated by coronavirus infected people talking could linger in the air between 8 to 14 minutes, potentially infecting other people.

Face Mask that Lights Up When it Senses Coronavirus: A Possible Alternative for Antibody Tests and Temperature Checks

05.14.2020 03:51 AM

A group of bioengineers from MIT and Harvard have developed a mask containing a sensor that lights up when it detects the coronavirus in the wearer's saliva. The team believes their masks would provide a faster, cheaper, and more reliable solution in detecting the coronavirus.

Men with Hypogonadism Leading to Low Testosterone Levels are More Likely to Die From the Coronavirus, Study Finds

05.14.2020 01:29 AM

According to new research, men with a condition called hypogonadism which causes them to have low levels of the male sex hormone, testosterone, are more likely to die from coronavirus. Low levels of testosterone could affect the body's ability to fight off the virus, researchers say.

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