New Framework for Receiving Passengers Now Out But Does Not Recommend Travel

Medicine & Technology Nov 02, 2020

The CDC had two new reports - one on new guidelines for cruise ships re-operating with passengers, while the other is an updated guideline for travelers booking a cruise voyage.

What Would It Be Like To Run a Race in a Time of Coronavirus Pandemic

Oct 30, 2020

With the pandemic still ongoing, some opted to have a virtual race. But of course, nothing beats the in-person race.

International Survey Reveals the Negative Impacts of Lockdown on Mental Health, Dietary Behaviors, and Physical activity

Oct 23, 2020

Since the pandemic, researchers have reported how people's mental and physical health has declined during the lockdown and home quarantine. The first global survey analyzes these aspects in greater detail, especially for people with obesity.

How Did the Pandemic Affected Netflix?

Oct 23, 2020

Netflix has seen a surge in demand for its online entertainment during quarantine as the world went into lockdown. But how is it faring after lockdown?

How to Celebrate Halloween: 2020 Style

Oct 20, 2020

Halloween is different this year, but it should not be lonely and boring. Here are some creative ways to celebrate it in 2020 style.

Hong Kong's Secret For Having Low Rates of COVID-19 Infection

Oct 18, 2020

Top doctor reveals why Hong Kong has low rates of COVID-19 cases and how their experiences in the 2003 SARS epidemic helped them cope with the current pandemic.

Amazon Deforestation Could Breed Brand New Diseases for the Next Pandemic

Oct 16, 2020

The changes in the Amazon forest brought by deforestation are driving animals, such as bats and monkeys into new areas which increases the chance of viruses and bacteria to transfer to humans.

Countries Use Mini-Lockdowns Called Circuit Breakers to Reduce Coronavirus Cases

Oct 16, 2020

Countries such as Israel, New Zealand, and Singapore have implemented mini-lockdowns in short cycles called circuit breakers. The short period of strict lockdown measures is designed to reduce the number of cases while the government plans new safety measures.

College-Aged White Males in the US Are Less Likely To Wash Their Hands After Sneezing and Coughing, Study

Oct 14, 2020

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, a study shows that white males aged 18 to 14 are the least likely to wash their hands after sneezing or coughing.

Student Mental Health Priority for Welsh Government Due to Coronavirus

Oct 10, 2020

Some experts have said mental health issues have been one of the more "invisible" symptoms of coronavirus. The Welsh government made several adjustments to the growing issues of mental health issues among children and young people.

By the Numbers: Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on American Mental Health

Oct 04, 2020

As September ends, there have been more than 33 million recorded cases of COVID-19, with more than seven million of them coming from the United States alone. Aside from the setback experienced by the American people in terms of livelihood, healthcare, and education, the coronavirus pandemic has also severely affected the mental health of Americans.

Amazon to Remove Coronavirus Halloween Mask for Sale in Line With Mental Health Awareness

Oct 03, 2020

An inappropriate Halloween mask of the coronavirus was recently discovered on Amazon, who promised to remove the product from their website. At the same time, as mental health issues have increased during the pandemic, it is an opportunity for everyone to grow in awareness and sensitivity with these illnesses.

Parenting: Eating Disorders of Teens During the Pandemic

Sep 18, 2020

COVID-19 pandemic has contributed to the mental and behavioral crisis and is associated with the increase in eating disorders among teens.

Chinese Virologist Claims To Have Proof of COVID-19 Origins in Wuhan Lab

Sep 13, 2020

A Chinese virologist previously in hiding has stepped out and claims to have scientific evidence that the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) was actually made in a lab in Wuhan, China.

Experts Warn Singing Happy Birthday Increases Risk of COVID-19 Transmission

Sep 08, 2020

COVID-19 may be spread through singing the "Happy Birthday" song, says the expert as pronouncing the consonants "P" and "B" releases large infectious droplets.