MEDICINE & HEALTHUS health officials are now worried that protests following the George Floyd case might spark a second wave of the coronavirus. After reports of positive cases increasing in areas where protests have been held, officials urge people to be responsible protesters, especially during the pandemic.
Study clarifies what exactly happens to the body when one uses mouthwash after working out. Mouthwash has become an essential part of people's daily regimen, makeup kit, or shaving kit.
An epidemiologist at Yale still believes that the anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine should be used as a "standard for care" in treating patients with COVID-19. Furthermore, he recommends using the drug in combination with azithromycin and zinc.
Three Bolivian brothers help each other get bitten by a black widow to mimic their favorite superhero, Spiderman. Scientists reveal just how much of the comics are real.
A person present at the Lake of Ozarks participating in a weekend party reportedly tested positive for COVID-19. Camden County Health officials are now warning locals about the person's whereabouts over the weekend and alerting them to see their physicians if symptoms arise.
CBRN expert Dan Kaszeta explains why he knows certain things so that we don't have to, including why people should never go into a Las Vegas swimming pool.
New research finds that coronavirus might affect the endothelial cells lining blood vessels, instead of the lungs. Scientists believe that this explains the new symptoms of the disease currently arising. Some of the new symptoms include blood clotting, stroke, purple toes, kidney damage, and encephalitis.
Do you secretly want the lockdown to continue? Maybe you're one of those people who felt unsure, scared, and confused about reintegrating back into social circles.
A new study reveals that initial speculation about the source of the first coronavirus case in the US might prove to be erroneous. Nevertheless, this "error" might have saved Washington from becoming NY, as it urged officials to implement early social distancing measures.
As COVID-19 badly hits India, millions of Indians are left under terrible living conditions, as many are left jobless, hungry, and stranded. As a consequence, some of them have died, including 35-year-old Arbina Khatoon, who collapsed in a train station in India while trying to get home. Click the link above to watch the harrowing video of her son playing beside her dead body.