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Many countries are re-opening schools despite having no end to the pandemic. It has opened a new debate discussing children’s role to spread coronavirus like adult humans. The new study from South Korea has investigated more than 60,000 contact points obtained from 5,706 coronavirus patients. They were able to see that the personal safety gears i.e….
Access to healthcare is a fundamental right but Black people in the US are still not able to get this ‘luxury’ even during an on-going pandemic. The medical community has to acknowledge that racism is no less than a pandemic in itself that needs their attention without discrimination. Not only it affects the mental but…
A survey from the UK conducted in 2000 people reports that coronavirus spreads through aerosols. These findings were evaluated by a team comprising of data scientists from US, UK, and Norway. This survey is the first of its type to consider the link between coronavirus transmissions and common products. The data analysis suggested that aerosols…
A new study conducted by researchers at the Kings College London in the United Kingdom explored the association between making certain lifestyle changes such as alterations in diet and daily physical activity with the occurrence of memory loss in older adults. The findings of the research suggest that making such changes can indeed maintain cognitive…
Hydroxychloroquine, the drug which was previously deemed to be the cure for COVID-19, does not have any impact on the treatment for the infection, according to a new study, whose findings appear in the online edition of the New England Journal of Medicine. Previously, the anti-malarial drugs Hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine were tested around the world…
Bronchiolitis, a chronic lung infection that is a broadly perceived clarification behind hospitalizations in small children, is commonly predominant during the months of winter and is typically treatable with albuterol through different modes for inhalers, paying little heed to confirmation showing no preferred position in numerous patients. A research team from different disciplines, all from…
Repairing Hearing loss may become a reality, now that new research has come to light. Scientists have found a new and easier way to grow sensory cells within the inner parts of the ear, to encourage hearing. Cells that can sense sound are called ‘hair cells’, these fragile hair cells can be damaged by too…
A new study led by Junichi Ishigami and Kunihiro Matsushita from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health has shown that having any kind of heart diseases such as atrial fibrillation, stroke, or coronary heart disease can raise the chances of developing kidney-related problems as well as kidney failure. Previously, research has focused on the…
Recently, a new study that appears in the journal Nature, focuses on stem cell therapy and shows unexpected ways in which it may be helpful in recovering the health of the heart. Stem cell therapy has become popular in the past few years due to its benefits for a big number of health conditions. Currently,…
Recently, Libella Gene Therapeutics, LLC, a company that is currently working on developing products to control and reverse the effects of aging in humans, announces an institutional review board (IRB)-approved pay-to-play clinical trial in the South American state of Colombia. The trial will be based on incorporating gene therapy in order to treat the negative…