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101-Year-Old Spanish Flu and World War 2 Survivor Has Now Beat COVID-19 As Well

03.28.2020 07:08 AM

A 101-year-old man had just been released from hospital confinement after he recovered from COVID-19. This was reported by the Italian city of Rimini deputy mayor, Gloria Lisi.

Benefits of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

03.28.2020 01:27 AM

Over the last decade or so, mental health treatments in America have improved exponentially. Doctors and therapists are helping people using a wide array of methods and they're getting better at diagnosing certain disorders. The stigma that was once attached to people who admitted they are struggling is slowly, but surely, disappearing.

Africa: A COVID-19 Ticking Time Bomb

03.27.2020 22:39 PM

Scientists worry about the spread of the coronavirus in Africa saying that the country is “a ticking time bomb”

Tech observers have it that, ‘It’s not that the said AI applications are bad.’ It’s just that, they belong to a series that has a few actionable results

AI, Big Data Can’t Perform Miracles in Combating COVID-19, Says Experts

03.27.2020 22:38 PM

Despite the supposed promise of technology to beat COVID-19, other initiatives may provide a false sense of development or progress.

There is no proof yet, suggesting that the patients who just recovered from COVID-19 and were tested positive again are infectious

Recovered COVID-19 Patients in Wuhan Tested Positive for the Second Time: Are They Infectious?

03.27.2020 22:37 PM

South China Morning Post indicated that up to 10 percent of the recovered COVID-19 patients tested positive again in the province.

Weight Loss & Sleep - Are They Connected?

03.27.2020 16:22 PM

You might have heard people saying that one way to keep your weight down is to sleep more at night, but do you believe them? There is actually a great deal of wisdom in this line of thinking.

NASA’s Curiosity rover takes a selfie from Mars

NASA'S Curiosity Rover Sends Stunning Selfie from Mars

03.27.2020 07:02 AM

The Curiosity rover of NASA just occupied what's described as a "major milestone on Mars." And, to celebrate such an achievement, it took a selfie of itself.

NASA Astronaut Launch Debut Might Be Delayed

03.27.2020 07:02 AM

SpaceX just experienced a hitch upon its Starlink launch and encounters problems just before the Crew Dragon parachute test.

Coronavirus Delays Some of NASA's Projects

03.27.2020 07:02 AM

It is only a matter of time for NASA’s projects and programs be affected by the effects of the coronavirus outbreak in the US.

The Origin of Sars-Cov-2 As Determined by Scientists

03.27.2020 07:02 AM

Scientists “firmly determined” the natural evolution of Sars-CoV-2. (Photo : Reuters)Jacqueline Goes de Jesus, one of Brazil’s scientists that concluded coronavirus DNA sequencing, insert a tube on a portable device connected to a computer that decode virus DNA at the Tropical Medicine Institute of the Sao Paulo University Medical Schoo The coronavirus outbreak has continuously spread all over the world with more than half a million recorded cases globally.

Scientists have not found evidence that COVID-19 jumped from pangolins to humans, although they do host comparable viruses Pangolins, once doubted as the missing connection between bats and humans in the COVID-19 pandemic’s origin

The Link Between Pangolin Viruses and Human Pandemic Remains Cloudy

03.27.2020 07:02 AM

Scientists have not found evidence that COVID-19 jumped from pangolins to humans, although they do host comparable viruses Pangolins, once doubted as the missing connection between bats and humans in the COVID-19 pandemic's origin.

The NASA campaign dubbed, ‘Send Your Name to Mars’ has attracted the thousands of people from all over the world to send their respective names ‘to ride aboard’ the next rover of the agency to the Red Planet

Over 10 Million Entries Sent to NASA’s ‘Send Your Name to Mars’ Program

03.27.2020 07:01 AM

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) campaign dubbed, "Send Your Name to Mars" has attracted the people from all over the world to send their respective names "to ride aboard" the next rover of the agency to the Red Planet.

The World’s Largest Palm Oil Plantation to Operate Soon; Rainforest Now Being Cleared

03.27.2020 07:01 AM

A startup company has started to clear rainforest in an area, specifically in the easternmost Papua province of Indonesia. This particular rainforest is earmarked as the would-be location for the largest palm plantation of the world.

Successfully Merging Human and Robotic Workforces in Manufacturing

03.26.2020 13:44 PM

When developments into robotics started, society was concerned they would start to takeover the workplace.

5 Math Apps for Adults and Children

03.26.2020 13:31 PM

Mathematics is relevant in any age, along with the study of math, logical thinking, and memory training. Mathematics is considered one of the most complex sciences.

Hantavirus: Far From Being the Next Global Pandemic After COVID-19

03.26.2020 07:14 AM

Hantavirus may have reportedly infected and killed a man in China recently. However, experts say, this cannot be considered as the next global pandemic.

Female Mammals Live Longer Than Their Human Counterparts

03.26.2020 07:10 AM

A new study shows that female mammal lives longer than their human counterparts. (Photo : pexels)White coated Lamb A person's life expectancy is an important indicator of the health status based on the average number of years a person may be expected to live at a given age in consideration with the current mortality rates.

The American Red Cross introduced a new set of standards for their operations, attempting to limit the risk of transmission in relief shelters

As Natural Disaster Season Approaches, Fear Spreads in Relief Shelters

03.26.2020 07:10 AM

As the United States prepares for the season of disasters, the federal officials now have a new crisis to be worried about-the prevention of "tightly-packed disaster-response shelters" from turning into hotspots of COVID-19 transmission.

Beating Cabin Fever During this Pandemic

03.26.2020 02:01 AM

Managing anxiety during self-isolation. (Photo : Pexels)Woman sitting beside window As coronavirus continues to spread among nations, the World Health Organization has released guidelines for basic protective measures that we can do amid the new coronavirus.

Based on the report of CDC, hantavirus has ‘rare cases’ and that they spread because of saliva or droppings, and close contact with rodent urine

Hantavirus Case Reported in China: Nothing to Worry About

03.26.2020 02:01 AM

While COVID-19 continues to spread, infect and kill the world, another virus reportedly caused the death of a man in China on Monday. Reportedly, this man who died was tested positive for hantavirus.

Working from Home Might Be Bad for Your Mental Health

03.25.2020 22:00 PM

How working from home could contribute to feelings of isolation and disconnection. (Photo : Pexels)Working from home could contribute to feelings of isolation and disconnection.

Bill Gates, Co-Chair of Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, attends the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, January 22, 2019

Chance Missed: Bill Gates Says Businesses in US Now Need to Remain Closed Due to COVID-19

03.25.2020 22:00 PM

Bill Gates, Microsoft co-founder said early this week that the United States has missed its opportunity to elude the mandated business closures as it did not make a move quickly enough on the COVID-19 pandemic.

Plaquenil warns of probable impairment to the retina, particularly when taken in higher doses, for longer periods, and when taken along with other drugs like the drug tamoxifen for breast cancer

Are Malaria Drugs the Solutions to the Worsening COVID-19 Pandemic?

03.25.2020 22:00 PM

Eagerness about the treatment for COVID-19 using malaria drugs has raised higher hopes which include US President Donald Trump. However, the pieces of scientific evidence are still lacking.

Hospitals are getting ready to test through the use of blood that newly-recovered patients donated

Can Blood from COVID-19 Survivors Treat New Patients?

03.25.2020 07:30 AM

Hospitals are getting ready to test through the use of blood that newly-recovered patients donated. (Photo : Robert DeLaRosa on Pixabay) Hospitals are getting ready to test, if a hundred-year-old treatment applied to battle measles and flu outbreaks when vaccines were not yet available and tested more recently against Ebola virus and SARS, just might as effective with COVID-19.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer speculated that vaping might have contributed to COVID-19 although this has not yet been proven

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