MEDICINE & HEALTH

Basic needs or essentials to buy this time of crisis due to COVID-19 outbreak do not mean 30 packs of toilet paper

Stockpiling Due to COVID-19? Here are Some Reasons to Stop

MEDICINE & HEALTH A crisis management expert advises not to stockpile goods amidst the COVID-19 outbreak. (Photo : Anna Shvets on Pexels) Are you one of the countless people around the world who have raced the stores since the onset of the COVID-19 outbreak buy products such as toilet paper, alcohol, pasta and other items you surely believe are basic needs that you need to stock as the virus continues to spread? As of today, the worldwide death toll has for the disease has reached 11,419 with 276,686 confirmed cases.
With the slow rollout of COVID-19 testing in the United States, not to mention the growing concerns about the widespread of the infectious disease, "at-home testing" can help in diagnosing more coronavirus cases

Available March 23: COVID-19 Home Testing Kits

A company out of Texas is looking to supply Americans with COVID-19 test kits. (Photo : Gerd Altmann on Pixabay) The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues to spread all over the world.
Typically, you get a lot of Vitamin C from strawberries, citrus fruits, tomatoes and green vegetables, among others

What Effect Does Vitamin C Have With Colds?

For the longest time now, parents have kept reminding their kids to take their Vitamins, particularly their Vitamin C after breakfast, before leaving for school.
As the coronavirus (COVID-19) cases continue to rise globally, the National Medical Products Administration of China has approved the first-ever antiviral medicine called Favilavir

'Favilavir': First Approved Drug to Possibly Treat Coronavirus

This medicine is said to possibly treat the now-declared pandemic illness. (Photo : Latin Post) As the COVID-19 cases continue to rise globally, the National Medical Products Administration of China has approved the first-ever antiviral medicine called Favilavir.
Crew member of the International Space Station (ISS) Chris Cassidy of NASA poses for a photo as he attends the final qualification training for the upcoming space mission in Star City near Moscow, Russia March 12, 2020

NASA Employees Test Positive for COVID-19

With the widespread of pandemic coronavirus (COVID-19) and its worsening condition worldwide, some businesses have started limiting their business trips and reschedule (or even postpone) events.
Staying Mentally Healthy Despite the Coronavirus Fears

Staying Mentally Healthy Despite Coronavirus Fears

Here are some tips in keeping coronavirus from affecting your mental health. (Photo : Reuters)Derek Au, a 46-year-old manager at a non-profit organization, plays a board game with his wife and children at their home following an outbreak of the novel coronavirus, in Hong Kong, China February 24, 2020.
The Future of Reducing Air Pollution in Aerospace

The Future of Reducing Air Pollution in Aerospace

When we think about air pollution, we largely consider the effects of industrial processes and vehicle emissions. However, a large portion of the air pollution humans create is actually found in aerospace.
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