As Covid-19 outbreaks once again ignite like wildfires across Britain, it is a question that continues to trigger debate: just how is this infection spreading? ... read more
A few weeks back, a friend of mine was almost caught short on the way to work. OK, it wasn’t a friend, it was me. When I say almost, I mean I very nearly didn... read more
American minorities have been hit particularly hard by COVID-19 – and the share of Hispanic people dying of the disease in the US is only growing, a new... read more
A US study of 19 countries found Belgium has had the highest death toll per 100,000 people. It was followed by Spain, the UK and US Belgium has suffered the mos... read more
Covid-19 may actually only kill one in 2,000 healthy people under the age of 70, according to research. Dr John Ioannidis, from Stanford University, claims the ... read more
More than a third of Americans now want the government to create more of a social safety net – ensuring health and unemployment benefits – an increa... read more
A Seattle man has been identified as the third person in the US to have been infected twice with the novel coronavirus. The unidentified man, who is in his 60s,... read more
England and Wales have been two of the three European countries to suffer the most excess deaths during the Covid-19 pandemic, scientists have claimed. Only Spa... read more
Many patients panic when hearing the term “palliative care” and think it means they’re dying. But it isn’t the same as hospice care, whi... read more
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) officials approved the first treatment for Ebola on Wednesday. Regulators greenlit a trio of antibody drugs developed by Re... read more
A second experimental coronavirus vaccine being tested by Pfizer Inc and its German partner BioNTech SE showed promising results. The two companies say their se... read more
Most New York City residents believe coronavirus cases will soon spike to levels not seen in the early days of the pandemic, a new survey reveals. Researchers f... read more
Up to one-third of people believe the coronavirus was engineered in a laboratory in Wuhan, China – where the pandemic originated, a new study suggests. ... read more
Getting enough good quality sleep every day is as essential for our health and well-being as the air we breathe and the food we eat. On average, adults need 7 t... read more
Follicular unit extraction (FUE) is one of the popular hair transplant methods. Many people are navigating towards getting FUE surgery done to regrow their lost... read more
We all can’t wait to start going out after enduring months of stress by staying indoors at home during this coronavirus pandemic. While this was most difficul... read more
Like it or not, your gastrointestinal tract is a battlefield hosting the battle for ages: the beneficial bacteria against the harmful bacteria. Pitifully, the a... read more
People who survive severe cases of the novel coronavirus may have immunity that is longer-lasting, a new study suggests. Researchers found antibodies levels ... read more
The pandemic has directly or indirectly led to 225,000 COVID-19 deaths in the US, whether those people died of COVID-19 itself or an issue linked to the pandemi... read more
From the very beginning I was afraid of Covid-19. That was in January when I first began to read reports of deaths in China. If that ever reaches the UK, I’... read more
Two drinks a week in early pregnancy could stunt a baby’s brain, scientists warn Just two drinks a week in early pregnancy can stunt a baby’s brain ... read more
Swollen toes, prickly skin, long-term heart damage, disturbing hallucinations – it seems there’s nothing that Covid-19 won’t do to you, doctors have disco... read more
