Police officers treat black drivers much differently during traffic stops than white drivers. A study conducted by assistant professor, Nicholas Camp, at the University of Michigan previously found that police officers speak in a less respectful language to black drivers than whites which can hinder community trust. Campās new peer-reviewed …
Read More »Legalization of Marijuana in Several States Lead to an 8% Drop in Opioid-Related ER Visits
AĀ study conducted by the University of Pittsburg found a significant drop in opioid-related ER visits after many states legalized Marijuana. The University studied the data of emergency visits in 29 states between the years 2011 through 2017. Four states in the study passed the use of recreational marijuana during that …
Read More »California COVID-19 Variant Is More Contagious “The devil is already here”
Scientists warn that the COVID-19 variant discovered in California is more contagious and more resistant to antibodies from COVID-19 vaccines. According to a Los Angeles Times report, researchers from the University of California San Francisco said that there is also a big concern for the variants found in the United …
Read More »CDC Report Finds That Double Masking Reduces COVID-19 Exposure
Wearing two masks can protect you against COVID-19, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.Ā “We know that universal masking works,” John T. Brooks, CDC’s medical officer for COVID-19 response. “And now these variants are circulating…whatever we can do to improve the fit of mask to make it …
Read More »Oral Health Linked To COVID-19 Deaths
COVID-19 patients with gum disease are 3.5 times more likely to be admitted to intensive care, 4.5 times more likely to need a ventilator, and nine times more likely to die, according to research published in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology. “The results of the study suggest that the inflammation …
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