Health

Myths About Menstruation Everyone Should Need to Straight

Facts everyone should know about the monthly women's menstruation. (Photo : Unsplash) Menstruation or period is the normal bleeding that women experience in their lives.
Stressed Out

Signs of Deadly Health Conditions You May Not Notice

When we look for signs of deadly health conditions like heart disease and cancer, we often assume the symptoms are easy to see and are impossible to ignore. But the truth is, most of these hide in plain sight.
Coronavirus Vaccines

Coronavirus Vaccine Needs to be Administered in Two Doses, Potential Problems Seen

Coronavirus vaccine, once available, will need to be administered in two doses and stakeholders are seeing a potential problem in bringing this about.
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Moms Are Not Okay: Why COVID-19 Pandemic is Worse for Mental Health of Latino Mothers

The COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a huge economic impact on the U.S. but it has also turned many people's lives upside down, affecting the mental health of many people, especially mothers.
Latin American Hospitals that Allow Dying COVID-19 Patient Visitors, Increases

Latin American Hospitals Allowing Visitors of Dying COVID-19 Patients Increases

Several Latin American hospitals have been allowing visitors of dying COVID-19 patients. Several Latin American hospitals have been allowing visitors of dying COVID-19 patients.
Nevada Man Possible First COVID-19 Reinfection in the US

Nevada Man Becomes First Case of COVID-19 Reinfection in US

A man from Nevada appears to be the first reported case of COVID-19 reinfection in the United States.

Trump Announces $750 Million Deal With Abbott Labs for Rapid COVID-19 Tests

President Donald Trump announced a deal worth $750 million with Abbott Laboratories for rapid COVID-19 tests at the Republican National Convention on Thursday night.

Wastewater Testing Prevents COVID-19 Outbreak at University of Arizona

Wastewater testing samples from the dorms on the University of Arizona campus came back positive for COVID-19, said university president, Dr. Robert Robbins.
COVID-19 cases

New COVID-19 Cases Are Down Nationwide, but Experts Warn Not to Relax Mitigation Measures

New cases of COVID-19 across the United States went down around 12 percent on average for the last seven days.
Why Women May Experience Less Severe COVID-19 Disease than Men?

Why Women May Experience Less Severe COVID-19 Disease than Men

COVID-19 disease seemed to be less severe to women than what men experience. According to a new study that explained the gender disparity, the coronavirus' lesser effect could be down to oestrogen.
pink eye

New Study Shows Pink Eye May Be COVID-19 Symptom for Children

A new study showed that "pink eye" may be one of the symptoms experienced by children if they get infected with COVID-19.
Coronavirus Testing Continues In Florida

California, Florida, Texas Dismiss New COVID-19 Testing Plan

The new COVID-19 testing plan by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will not be followed by California, Florida, and Texas, among other states.
COVID-19 testing California

New COVID-19 Testing Contract In California to Address Delays, Shortages

California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced on Wednesday a new $1.4 billion COVID-19 testing contract to address the test result delays and supply shortages in California.
Florida school reopening increased number of coronavirus cases among children.

Florida School Reopening Adds Increase of Coronavirus Among Children

Florida school reopening is cited to have added to the increasing number of children who have tested positive for the coronavirus in just two weeks.

Napping Could Lead to Heart Attack and Early Death

New research found out that napping in a certain period of time could lead to heart attack and early death. The study was presented during the European Society of Cardiology's annual meeting.

Abbott Laboratories' 15-Minute COVID-19 Test Receives FDA's Approval

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted emergency use authorization to another rapid COVID-19 test from Abbott Laboratories.
Moderna to Provide up to 125 Million COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Globally in Early 2021

Only 18% of Moderna COVID Vaccine Trial Participants are Latino, Black, Indigenous People

Biotech Moderna said on Friday that Latino, Black and Indigenous people only made up 18% of their phase three vaccine trials participants.
COVID-19 Testing

Experts Worried About New CDC Testing Guidelines, 'Change in Policy Will Kill'

COVID-19 testing guidelines were changed by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), a shift the puzzled many health experts.
COVID-19 Tremendously Affects Latino Communities, Funeral Homes also Struggle

COVID-19 Tremendously Affects Latino Communities; Funeral Homes Also Struggle

COVID-19 has destroyed the Latino communities in California. Many Latin Americans are front-line workers who contracted the coronavirus and spread the disease to their families and neighbors.
Five Reasons To Rethink Circumcision for Your Son

Five Reasons To Rethink Circumcision for Your Son

Why on earth would anyone subject a newborn to the excruciating pain of circumcision? I mean, each time I try to make sense of it, I just can't seem to understand it.
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