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In today’s busy world people often get busy with their work unable to take care of their health properly. This Health & Medicine category will give you numerous health-related articles which will help you gain new information about good diets, healthy food habits, diseases, and its causes, symptoms, prevention, and cure.
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Only 1.6million Britons are currently eligible for Covid booster vaccines, official data suggests as No10 gets set to kick off the top-up drive next week. Health chiefs yesterday unveiled plans to offer a third dose to 32million over-50s, frontline NHS Read more …
One in ten children infected with coronavirus will suffer from ‘long Covid’ after they recover, Israeli study finds – but rates drop to as low as 1.8% after six months More than 11% of children who contract coronavirus will develop Read more …
Sixteen U.S. states now have obesity rates of at least 35 percent – more than ever before, new maps reveals. More than one-third of adults in Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Read more …
Betadine, an iodine-based antiseptic, has been falsely deemed a potential COVID-19 prophylactic. It is FDA-approved but has never shown any ability to combat viruses An iodine-based antiseptic used for cleaning skin wounds is being touted by some anti-vaxxers as a Read more …
BREAKING NEWS: Moderna says people who received its Covid vaccine last year are nearly TWICE as likely to get a breakthrough infection compared to those who got the shot recently New data from Moderna found 88 breakthrough cases of COVID-19 Read more …
Clinical trials will soon begin in Minnesota to test whether or not anti-parasite drug ivermectin is effective at treating COVID-19. The University of Minnesota Medical School will be examining the drug along with two others to determine their effectiveness at Read more …
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) remains skeptical of COVID-19 vaccine booster shots ahead of an advisory committee meeting on Friday despite Pfizer-BioNTech releasing new data suggesting the need for them. The Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee Read more …
One in 500 Americans has died from COVID-19 since the pandemic began even as the fourth wave continues to show signs of ebbing. As of Wednesday morning, 663,963 U.S. residents have died from the coronavirus, according to figures complied by Read more …
Britain’s Covid cases have dipped for the seventh day in a row, official data revealed today as hospitalisations fell slightly. Department of Health bosses recorded another 30,597 positive tests in the last 24 hours, down more than a fifth on Read more …
Teachers have been told not to hesitate in phoning police to deal with anti-Covid vaccine campaigners amid fears of protests at school gates next week. Pfizer’s jab was approved for 12 to 15-year-olds on Monday, and within hours of the Read more …