Coronavirus

Calling themselves the 1Day Sooner initiative, participants from around the world have volunteered to take experimental vaccine candidates before being infected with the novel coronavirus in a controlled setting. Read More

While the second wave to the coronavirus pandemic has still yet to make its way across the nation, a new study highlights the importance of keeping things clean around you — especially in light of recent spikes across the country. Read More

This is also the first study to successfully detect coronavirus lgG antibodies in patient saliva samples. Read More

A new, lesser-known side effect of COVID-19 is now being discussed: dry or chapped lips. Learn more about the symptom, here. Read More

In order to receive a US safety certification, a mask needs to be able to block 95% of viral particles dispelled from an infected subject. Read More

According to the analysis, just published by the Canadian Medical Association Journal, workers who absolutely can not do their jobs from home can safely return to physical work locations if they are separated into “work bubbles.” … Read More

In older populations, however, neurodegeneration not only occurs more frequently but it also more reliably determines disease severity. In fact, among this group, mental confusion can even be present without more characteristic symptoms like fever and cough. Read More

Coffee company Mr. Coffee commissioned a poll with OnePoll finding that 49% of Americans have used their time at home to master the art of making coffee, branding themselves as “quaristas.” … Read More

According to the study’s authors, women have been taking health matters more seriously than men for far longer than the past eight months or so. Read More