With coronavirus restrictions gradually lifting across the country, we’re now able to resume many of our regular activities. A lot of us might have been particularly keen to get back to the gym, which is now an option in some Australian states, and not far off in others. So, how can we protect ourselves and other people from COVID-19 infection […]
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According to Anthony Fauci, M.D., director of the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, 100 million doses of a coronavirus vaccine will be available by year’s end. “Then, by the beginning of 2021, we hope to have a couple hundred million doses,” Fauci said during a conference with the Journal of the American Medical Association. It is still […]
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Food: flour from insects While insects in Europe, as food is still little known, are mealworms, locusts, beetles, and co. in many Parts of the world regularly on the dining plan. In this country, many people lean non-insect out of disgust worked reasons. The acceptance could, however, increase if the animals are recognizable, for example in the Form of flour. […]
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Brazil and Mexico reported record daily coronavirus death tolls as governments in Latin America battled to fortify defenses against the accelerating pandemic with fresh lockdown orders and curfews. European nations are emerging from months of devastation with some borders re-opening, but South and Central America have become the new hotspots in a crisis that has claimed at least 385,000 lives […]
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According to the study, sleeping issues were more common among those struggling with their finances. Two in five people said they were experiencing more vivid dreams than usual. Some people, notably those who were younger, slept longer hours, but did not feel any more rested. The research was conducted by market research firm Ipsos Mori and King’s College London. Some 2,254 […]
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An experimental vaccine against the new coronavirus developed at the University of Oxford will be tested from mid-June in Brazil, the first country outside Britain to take part in the study, researchers said Wednesday. The vaccine will be tested in Brazil on 2,000 volunteers, who will be recruited starting this week, said the Federal University of Sao Paulo, which is […]
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The jury’s still out on whether the use of marijuana may increase the risk of stroke. While several larger studies have found an increased risk, other studies have found no such increased risk. Adding to the debate is a new study that looked at recent marijuana use and risk of ischemic stroke published in the June 3, 2020, online issue […]
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Credit: CC0 Public Domain The World Health Organization announced Wednesday that clinical trials of the drug hydroxychloroquine will resume as it searches for potential coronavirus treatments. On May 25, the WHO announced it had temporarily suspended the trials to conduct a safety review, which has now concluded there is “no reason” to change the way the trials are conducted. The […]
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Even among healthy people, a faltering memory is often an expected part of aging—but it’s not inevitable. “Some individuals exhibit remarkable maintenance of memory function throughout late adulthood, whereas others experience significant memory decline. Studying these differences across individuals is critical for understanding the complexities of brain aging, including how to promote resilience and longevity,” said Alexandra Trelle, a postdoctoral […]
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Now more than ever, Brits need to be getting a full night’s rest. When you’re sleep-deprived, your immune system takes a beating and you are more likely to become ill. Not only this, when you’re tired you become more stressed, emotional, and are more likely to make poorer life and food choices. While stuck at home it can be difficult […]
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