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As the coronavirus pandemic continues to accelerate, the infecting is spreading in all countries of the world as well as affecting people from all ages groups. While it is known that there are certain people who are more vulnerable to coronavirus’s complications, the effects of the infection on children are unclear. In accordance with previous…
Lung cancer is among one of the most prevalent cancers in humans where lung cells start to grow uncontrollably, changing the oxygen supply for the body. jus like other types of cancer, an early diagnosis adds up to the chances of complete recovery. But without any sign of lung cancer at early levels, it becomes…
Artificial intelligence can now be used to predict whether or not a patient could develop cardiovascular disease in life, according to the latest research by an international team. The team has a paper published in the journal of Nature Biological Engineering. In the paper, the team describes that just by the use of retinal scans…
If technology didn’t already pose a lot of concerns for parents, the study shows it may also lead to an increased risk for mental health issues for children. According to the latest Irish study, prolonged screen time can increase the decline of emotional health. In recent times the intensity of harm has further increased. The…
The second wave of coronavirus in the US has caused multiple outbreaks in the past weeks, leading to nearly all states mandating face masks in outdoor spaces and considering coronavirus restrictions once again. Among all states, the North Dakota coronavirus death toll has been the highest with a very high risk of it increasing even…
Some leading food companies in the UK, including Kellogg, has proposed a plan to control childhood obesity cases by banning all of the junk-food related ads online. The companies have signed a letter which is addressed to the British prime minister suggesting to imply this strict ban. The companies which favor this ban include Kellogg,…
Earlier this year, the nasopharyngeal swabs (NP) used to test coronavirus were short which led to thousands of patients to diagnose late. In response to this shortage, a research team from the Department of Radiology at the University of South Florida (USF) Health started working to design a 3D-printed nasal swab which is finally completed….
The second wave of coronavirus infection has started in the majority of the countries around the world in the past few weeks, which is why health agencies including the U.S. Centre for Disease Control and Prevention have released new holiday guidelines to urge people to take precautionary measures. More specifically, the new CDC holiday guidelines…
A vegan diet is one of the most famous food trends and those who follow it are generally considered healthy. However, a new study has made a shocking revealing by saying that vegans are at high risk of bone fractures, especially hip fractures. This risk of hip fractures among vegans is nearly 43% higher than…
Nearly one million people in China have reportedly received the experimental Chinese COVID-19 vaccine which is currently in its final trials. This Chinese COVID-19 vaccine is developed by China National Pharmaceutical Group (Sinopharm). These people were given this vaccine in the month of July and include government officers, workers, housewives, students, etc. Sinopharm’s chairman, Liu…