MEDICINE & HEALTHA previous Holocaust survivor by the name of Margit Feldman has lost the battle to the ongoing pandemic at age 90 after living a life of hope.
Over in China, a pair of twin pandas were brought into this world and given the names "Ping Ping" and "An An". These names translate to "Safe" and "Sound."
Just after Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro fired his health minister who urged him to do more to fight the coronavirus, video footage of corpses lie beside live patients recorded by a nurse is making its rounds on the internet, shocking many people.
There's nothing like a good, uplifting survivor story. Fifty-eight-year-old Phillip Birtwistle beats coronavirus despite being paralyzed and not being able to talk and swallow. Click the link to watch the heartwarming video of his discharge from the hospital.
Are you an expectant mom? Or are you someone who's looking for the perfect present to give your pregnant friend or loved one? If you are, you've come to the right place. Listed here are some must-haves for pregnant women as advised by expert moms. Click the link above to reveal the list.
99-year-old war veteran Captain Tom Moore's walked around his garden 100 times to raise $1,250 for the National Health Service. Weeks later, it has skyrocketed to almost $24M, and it's still going up.
A CRISPR-based coronavirus test could possibly help us end COVID-19 soon. The test involves modifying genes and is said to provide faster results than other tests. Scientists are still working out trials to improve the test but many believe that the technology could aid many in the fight against coronavirus. Click the link above to learn more.
The University of Leicester is developing a "decoy protein" that mimics ACE-2 which is found in the lungs and other tissues to trick the virus into binding these proteins.
A slow-motion clip of a person sneezing reveals how droplets from the sneeze reach up to 27 feet away. Meanwhile, social distancing guidelines in the UK suggest people keep a distance of at least six and a half feet from each other. Scientists believe this isn't enough. Find out more, read the full article.
Researchers fear that too many among us are "asymptomatic spreaders". Someone who feels well most likely won't take extra precautions like putting on a mask or isolating themselves from the public. Scientists stress the importance of reliable testing to determine who among us are silent spreaders. To learn more, click the link above.
A smart patch that is used to measure sweat components in athletes may play a role in monitoring coronavirus patients providing aid to healthcare workers in determining life-threatening cases.
Here are the top 5 portable nebulizer perfect to bring while traveling that is available on Amazon! Respiratory issues such as asthma, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) or Cystic Fibrosis are usually triggered during spring season because of allergies that can aggravate the symptoms.
A new study from the New English Journal of Medicine revealed that 29 out of 33 pregnant women who tested positive for coronavirus were asymptomatic. This leads scientists to believe that there could be a lot of pregnant out there oblivious to the fact that they are possible carriers of the virus. Experts urge new moms to take precautions, especially when caring for their newborns.