Yes, The average person working from home on a long-term basis could end up with skin that will lose its natural complexion and a hunched back, according to a new study from the UK accompanied by a scary visual. The study conducted by LloydsPharmacy doctors predicts that the average person’s …
Read More »Almost All COVID-Related Deaths in the U.S. Are Now Among Unvaccinated People
According to government statistics collected by the Associated Press, the majority of COVID-19-related deaths in the United States are now being recorded as persons who haven’t been vaccinated against the virus. On Thursday, the Associated Press reported that fully vaccinated adults accounted for only around .8% of the virus’s deaths …
Read More »Scientists Say Pfizer and Moderna Vaccines May Offer Years-Long Protection Against Covid-19
According to a study published on Monday, both the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccinations are likely to provide long-lasting protection against Covid-19, implying that those who have already been inoculated with one of the mRNA vaccines may not need a booster dose for years. According to a peer-reviewed study published in …
Read More »Michigan’s First Human Case of Hantavirus Confirmed
Michigan health officials have confirmed the state’s first human case of Sin Nombre hantavirus, a disease spread by rodents (particularly, their urine, saliva, or feces), but not by humans. A woman was admitted to the hospital for a significant lung condition caused by a hantavirus, according to the Michigan Department …
Read More »NFL Ends Policy That Assumes Black Players Have Lower Cognitive Function
In a $1 billion settlement of brain injury claims, the NFL vowed on Wednesday to stop using “race-norming,” which presumed Black players started with inferior cognitive function, and to evaluate historical results for any potential race prejudice. It was more difficult for Black retirees to show a deficit and qualify …
Read More »Indian Doctors Warn Against Using Cow Poop As COVID Cure
With Covid-19 devastating India, some people have rubbed their bodies with cow feces and urine to combat the virus. Physicians are warning that there is no evidence that it increases immunity or helps COVID to be treated. Dr. J.A. Jayalal, national president of the Indian Medical Association, explained to Reuters, “There …
Read More »FDA Approves Pfizer’s COVID Vaccine for Kids Ages 12 to 15
The FDA approved the Pfizer vaccine on Monday for children aged 12 to 15, paving the way for teenagers to start receiving vaccines as soon as this week. The vaccine would also need to be approved by a CDC vaccine advisory committee for youths in that age group, with approval …
Read More »Anti-abortion Bill Passes In Arizona; Banning Abortions Due to Genetic Issues
The governor of Arizona has signed a sweeping anti-abortion bill prohibiting women from having abortions solely because their fetus has a genetic abnormality such as Down’s syndrome. Doctors may be charged with a crime if they perform abortions simply because the fetus has a hereditary condition that can be survived. …
Read More »Dunkin’ Donuts Adds Vegan Donuts To Its Menu
Dunkin’ Donuts added 41 vegan donuts to menus in Belgium. The plant-based treats were introduced earlier this month. The donuts are only available through delivery but they will be available in-store at participating locations in May. The vegan donut collection features an assortment of flavors from double stuffed strawberry, coconut …
Read More »Lil Yachty’s REESE’S PUFFS Lil Yacht’s Are Sold Out
Rapper Lil Yachty’s collaboration with REESE’S PUFFS is transformative. “It was just another way to put my stamp on the partnership with Reese’s Puffs and do something out of the box that would be fun for fans,” Lil Yachty said in a statement. Lil Yachty’s cereal B.O.A.T. will elevate everyone’s …
Read More »New Covid-19 Strain Found In California Called “Double Mutant”
Scientists are concerned that a new “double mutant” version of the coronavirus has been found in California and that the strain might be more contagious. According to Stanford Health Care spokesperson Lisa Kim, the Stanford Clinical Virology Lab detected and confirmed one case of the variant in the Bay Area. …
Read More »Door Dash To Deliver Covid-19 Test Kits Right To Your Door Step
DoorDash will be expanding its delivery service options with an on-demand, at-home delivery Covid-19 test kit. People will be able to order coronavirus tests directly on the company’s app, thanks to a collaboration with two respected digital health firms. Customers in 12 U.S. markets will now receive delivery kits from …
Read More »Public Health Officials To Loosen Quarantine Restrictions For People With The Full Course Covid-19 Vaccine
US public health officials have advised that people who have taken the full course of the Covid-19 vaccine no longer have to quarantine for 14 days after being exposed to someone with the virus as long as they stay asymptomatic. On Wednesday, the CDC said the vaccines were shown to …
Read More »New Study Suggests Low Carb Diet Can Lead To Remission For Type 2 Diabetes Patients
A new study suggests that people with type 2 diabetes may achieve remission by following a low carbohydrate diet. According to Fox News, the study published this week in The BMJ found that if people living with type 2 diabetes followed a low-carb diet for six months, there were higher remission rates. …
Read More »Dr. Dre Still In Hospital A Week Later After Suffering from Brain Aneurysm
One week after he was rushed to the hospital while sustaining a brain aneurysm, Dr. Dre is still in intensive care, and physicians are still trying to find out what happened. Sources say that Dre has been in the ICU at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in L.A. since Monday, where Doctors …
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