You can choose one of two basic types of multivitamins: those that contain only vitamins and minerals or those that provide a combination of vitamins, minerals,... read more
Anti-vaxxers have begun targeting children, with Piers Corbyn yelling at London pupils in an attempt to scare them off getting the jab while a separate mob pick... read more
Almost four times as many parents in England and Wales are using surrogates now compared to a decade ago, it was revealed today. A report by Kent University... read more
COVID-19 cases among children in the U.S. are continuing to decline after reaching record-high levels. More than 225,000 American kids and teenagers tested posi... read more
Some school districts are now utilizing frequent COVID-19 tests to allow children to continue attending class in-person, even when they have been in contact wit... read more
Making daily life choices that provide long-term, non-immediate benefits rather than those that provide instant satisfaction lead to a happier life, a new study... read more
Vaccinated Tennessee residents who contract COVID-19 may have trouble accessing monoclonal antibody treatments. The state government is recommending hospitals a... read more
The U.S. recorded fewer than one million weekly coronavirus cases for the first time in more than a month as the country starts nearing the end of the fourth wa... read more
Most inmates infected in a COVID-19 Delta variant outbreak at a Texas prison were fully vaccinated, but hospitalizations and deaths were higher among the unvac... read more
California currently has the lowest COVID-19 case rate in the U.S., with about 95 new cases for every 100,000 people in the past week. It’s the only state... read more
Vaccinated Americans are hesitant to gather with unvaccinated family and friends this holiday season, a new Harris poll suggests. Half of vaccinated respondents... read more
Adults who consume a high dairy diet are up to 25 per cent less likely to develop heart disease, a study suggests. Previous research has generally leaned the ... read more
Britain’s Covid crisis appears to be growing again as daily cases increased week-on-week for the fourth day running amid fears of a delayed back to school... read more
When a person thinks of vaccines, they often imagine the long needle of a syringe before a slight pinch on their arm, followed by a day of soreness as they reco... read more
Monoclonal antibodies may be a crucial treatment for high-risk Native Americans who contract COVID-19, a new study suggests. Researchers from the Whiteriver Ser... read more
Diagnoses for early-stage colorectal cancer fell by a third while the number of patients identified with stage III rose by 68% due to people avoiding screenings... read more
Tories today slammed the ‘perverse’ decision to extend the Covid vaccine rollout to children as young as 12. In the first parliamentary debate about... read more
Top doctors today fought back against calls for face-to-face GP appointments to become the default again, claiming that it was ‘undeliverable’. Th... read more
Patients trying to contact GP surgeries say they are phoning hundreds of times – including one who made 390 attempts before getting through. They say they... read more
Covid was the third leading cause of death in England last month after the country lifted all restrictions, official figures showed today. Office for National S... read more
Britons vaccinated with the AstraZeneca jab will be allowed into the US when travel restrictions are eased this autumn, America’s top Covid doctor sugges... read more
An extra 10,000 people are likely to die of cancer because of the Covid pandemic, a study has suggested. University College London researchers said a drop in em... read more
