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In the past six months, the coronavirus pandemic has caused multiple indirect issues in nearly all affected countries, specifically during the lockdown period. One of the negative effects of the infection has been the higher consumption of alcoholic drinks by adults and even adolescents and teenagers. The primary reason for the increase in sales and…
Moving to a new house is stressful and in many people, it can cause anxiety, depression, and related conditions. Identifying this problem and understanding how it may affect a person’s mental health, an Estate agency from UK has introduced the first-ever ‘Moving Meditation Series’ for people who are moving to a new house and are…
Inflammatory Bowel Disease, commonly called IBD is one of the most prevalent diseases in the world. In the United States alone, nearly 70,000 children are living with it. It sounds surprising but in 25% of the IBD patients, the onset of symptoms shows up before they even turn 21 years old. For now, there is…
Long Covid is a condition some coronavirus patients suffer from after recovering from the illness itself. It can be described as a long period of illness where the sufferer is often left feeling exhausted and out of breath. Now latest research suggests, that 1 in 10 people under the age of 50 who get infected…
Green tea and coffee are the two most widely consumed beverages in the world. They are generally considered healthy and a new study has highlighted how coffee and green tea may reduce the risk of death in diabetic patients. The complete study findings are published in the journal BMJ Open Diabetes Research & Care. This…
The findings of a new study which has been conducted by researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder show that giving ‘good bacteria‘ or probiotics in the third trimester of pregnancy can successfully help in the prevention of autism-like disorder. More specifically, the scientists discovered symptoms of an autism-like disorder were absent in offsprings of…
At the moment, the daily increase in the number of cases of coronavirus infection around the world along with the high mortality rate is enough to show that the ongoing health crisis is not ending any time in the coming months. In addition, health agencies including the World Health Organization have also made it clear…
A new study explains how the coronavirus outbreak has affected blood cancer patients. The research team from the Queen Mary University of London and Barts Health NHS Trust is the first ever to evaluate risk factors of COVID-19 for cancer patients. Usually, people with underlying medical conditions such as cancer are at high risk. Those…
Around the world one in three children have dangerous levels of lead in their blood that can cause serious long-term health defects, suggests new research. Young people under the age of 19, as many as 800 million are likely to have lead levels in their blood at or above 5 micrograms per deciliter according to…
Research says infected children have as much of the virus in their throats and noses as older patients. Therefore children can be possible carriers of serious infection if the government ends up reopening schools. Authors of the research also believe that children below age 5 can host 100 times as many coronaviruses in their respiratory…