MEDICINE & HEALTH

CIA Warns Employees Against Using Anti-Malaria Drugs as COVID-19 Cure Amid 'Potentially Dangerous' Side Effects, Including Sudden Death

MEDICINE & HEALTH 04.14.2020 11:20 AM

Hydroxychloroquine is considered by some as the answer to COVID-19. But without conclusive testing and results, it may not be safe for mass testing and application.

People Who Follow Mediterranean Diet Have up to 50% Lower Chances of Cognitive Decline

04.14.2020 05:28 AM

Does too much stress alter your cognition? How's your brain doing these days? Researchers claim that strict compliance with the Mediterranian diet helps lessen cognitive deficiencies. They say that eating fish twice a week helps as it slows down cognitive decline. Interested to find out more? Click the link above.

NIH Wants 10,000 Volunteers to Study the Pervasiveness of Coronavirus in the US: How to Qualify?

04.14.2020 01:57 AM

Federal Health officials are recruiting 10,000 volunteers nationwide for at-home COVID-19 antibody test to investigate how pervasive the virus has gotten in the United States.

This Third World Country Reports Zero Coronavirus Deaths and Mere Hundred Cases: What Can First World Countries Learn?

04.14.2020 01:53 AM

Vietnam is winning the game when it comes to situation control. As coronavirus takes over the world, the country seems to be handling the pandemic pretty well. The confirmed number of positive cases remain in its hundreds and deaths pertaining to COVID-19 nonexistent. Despite having a health care system that isn't at its best, and a low budget for fighting the virus, how does Vietnam do it? Click the link above to find out.

Scientists Found an Isolated Coronavirus Mutation in India That Could Threaten Vaccine Development

04.14.2020 00:00 AM

A coronavirus strain found in India showed a mutation in its mechanism in binding to human cells that could threaten vaccine development around the globe.

Two-Thirds of Severely Ill Coronavirus Patients Recovered With Remdesivir But Experts Remain Doubtful

04.13.2020 23:13 PM

The Antiviral, Remdesivir from Gilead Sciences, sparks hope as a new study revealed two-thirds of severely ill coronavirus patients improved after the use of the drug. Although the results of the study seem promising, many experts believe that proof of the drug's effectivity is still lacking. To answer important questions, more studies need to be conducted on a wide variety of patients. Click the link above to find out more.

Scientists Confirm First Case of Coronavirus Spreading From Corpses

04.13.2020 21:48 PM

Scientists confirm the first fatal case of coronavirus transmitted from a dead body to a medical examiner in Thailand.

In Ecuador, Grim Video Shows Bodies of Covid-19 Patients Left on The Streets

04.13.2020 20:56 PM

More than a week after images of bodies being left on the streets of Ecuador went viral, there are still many families that are trying to bury their loved ones.

China Study Claiming Coronavirus Came From Wuhan Labs Allegedly Removed From the Internet

04.13.2020 10:41 AM

A Chinese paper with reports that the coronavirus actually came from Wuhan biolabs has allegedly been removed from the internet.

Double Pandemic: Black Americans Face Two Deadly Viruses Hitting At Once

04.13.2020 06:10 AM

It is a double pandemic for Black Americans as they are more likely to die with HIV/AIDS and coronavirus.

World, Meet Kizzmekia Corbett: Leader of Clinical Trial in Search of Coronavirus Vaccine

04.13.2020 05:14 AM

The National Institute of Health's Kizzmekia Corbett is the leader of the clinical trial in search of a vaccine for coronavirus. This young woman is praised by her superiors and is deemed as the "best fit" for the job. The first stages of the clinical trials started early in March and many are counting on her and her team to quickly come up with a cure to fight the pandemic. How does she handle all the stress? Click the link above to find out.

This Laser Treatment Can Turn Your Doorknobs and Other Metal Surfaces into an Instant Bacteria Killer

04.13.2020 03:47 AM

Purdue University scientists discovered a laser treatment that could help break transmission chains of infections that indirectly resulted from spread through metal surfaces.

Stanford University to Produce Coronavirus Antibody Tests Ready For Public Use Within Two Months

04.13.2020 03:44 AM

Within the next two months, Standford aims to produce enough for public use. They claim this will help many to move forward and plan to possibly go back to work after the knowledge of obtaining immunity. Click the link above to learn more.

Having An Inaccurate Test is Worse Than Not Having at All, Says US FDA

04.13.2020 00:59 AM

US has already done 2 million coronavirus testing and more is still needed but US FDA has cautioned on using inaccurate test as it may cause more problem.

COVID-19 Super-spreaders: New Study Shows Coronavirus is Twice as Infectious Than Previously Thought

04.13.2020 00:58 AM

Scientists claim that “super-spreaders” of the coronavirus exist. They say that contact-tracing among these individuals would help in containing the disease. In a similar study in Wuhan, experts found that the virus could spread twice as quickly as previously feared. Read on to find out more.

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