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Hot showers are soothing, cozy, and fun but what if someone tells you that a hot shower can kill you? This sounds strange but the recently reported case of a man from Colorado has revealed this potential risk in temperature-sensitive people. This person collapsed and almost lost his life due to a severe allergic reaction…
Covid toes is a rare condition that sometimes shows up after recovering and vanish on their own. The new study conducted by Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) has explained that these purple toes by Covid-19 can last for five months even after completely recovering from the virus. Coronavirus causes inflammation in toes, making the skin change…
While the health experts are studying the reemergence of coronavirus in some patients, a doctor from Bangladesh has reportedly been diagnosed with Covid-19 three times since this pandemic started. This doctor, Dr. Das has been tested positive three times for Covid-19 with only six months difference between the first and third time. The scientific advisors…
A Singaporean Company named Breathonix has come up with a miraculous new breathalyzer test to detect covid-19 which provides results within 60 seconds. This company is a new startup that was initiated by the National University of Singapore. The company claims that this test can provide up to 90% accurate results which are enough to…
With nearly 9 million cases, the US is at number one among the worst-hit countries by COVID-19. Despite following social distancing, face masks, and hand hygiene it doesn’t seem like this virus is under control. In addition to that, there is no such progress in developing a treatment drug for COVID-19 patients. Some medicines which…
In the next few weeks, the emergence of coronavirus will mark its first anniversary, and even passing one complete year in this pandemic, there is no sign of it ending anytime soon. The World Health Organization’s Director for Europe Dr. Hans Kluge has confirmed that COVID-19 cases in Europe have exceeded 10 million ever since…
The researchers from the University of Birmingham are working on a new product which may make life easy for the patients of Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB). This new product is a mouth spray that will save them from the extremely painful mouth blisters, ulcers, and scarring in EB patients which is a rare genetic skin disorder….
Playing rugby is a healthy activity that keeps a person fit and active. A new study has highlighted a lesser-known benefit of ruby, that it saves a player from type 2 diabetes. In addition to this, it can also save from heart diseases, stress, and even cancer. The complete study findings are published in the…
A recent study published in the journal World Psychology estimated a high increase in hikikomori social withdrawal cases. This increase is not confined to Japan alone, as it was initially believed and it has spread to the whole world. The most common age group to experience this extreme social anxiety is younger people especially teenagers. Dr….
A moderate to high daily activity level is often associated with good health and reduced risk of diseases. Athletes, in general, are considered fit and healthy but the new study reveals Finnish athletes are highly susceptible to menstrual dysfunction as compared to non-athletes. However, athletes don’t experience that weight-related dissatisfaction that all other people may…