HEALTH

Study says consuming a certain spice four times a week could help improve lifespan and lower risk of early death.

Dementia is an overall term used to describe a collection of symptoms linked to brain damage and scientists say that craving for a certain type of food may be an early warning sign of the condition.

A recently reopened Texas restaurant is being criticized for enforcing a no-face-mask rule for its staff, according to reports.

Two Chinese boys died a week apart while wearing masks during their gym class, reports say.

The World Health Organization has warned that up to 190,000 people in Africa could die from coronavirus in the first year of the outbreak if the virus is not contained.

A small study conducted by Chinese researchers revealed that there are traces of coronavirus in the semen of COVID-19 patients.

Scientists are exploring the idea that silent mutations in genes may be the reason why some people become gravely ill with coronavirus, while others seem to be barely affected.

A Walmart store in Massachusetts was forced to temporarily close after 81 of its employees were found to be positive for COVID-19.

Italian scientists are claiming they have found a way to neutralize coronavirus with antibodies grown in mice, Science Times reported.

Sixty-four kids in New York State have reportedly been hospitalized after they were found suffering from a rare form of inflammatory illness linked to COVID-19, a Health Department report reveals.

The participants who did yoga also saw a significant reduction in the average number of pills they used.

Such a novel idea could improve the quality of life for millions of individuals with diabetes and prevent future heart diseases.

A health care worker in the U.K. felt humiliated after being turned away from a convenience store reportedly because she was wearing her uniform.

The chief scientific adviser in the UK revealed that the risk of getting infected with the coronavirus is 30 times higher when standing one meter away from an infected person.

Government documents obtained by a news outlet in the UK reveal that obese residents may be forced to stay home even if the lockdown is lifted, reports say.

A medical engineering company in Texas is claiming that their ‘germ-zapping’ robot may be the country’s best hope in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic, reports say.

The coronavirus pandemic gave rise to the N95 mask shortage, prompting people to disinfect the disposable masks for reuse. Scientists have revealed that heating the masks may be the best way to disinfect them.

A unique feature in coronavirus that might provide clues on why it is highly transmissible between people was discovered by researchers while analyzing the structure of the virus.

Triumph Foods employees in St. Joseph, Missouri were subjected to COVID-19 tests and almost 400 of them tested positive but did not show any symptoms.

Scientists working at an Israeli biological research laboratory were able to isolate a crucial coronavirus antibody.

The CDC issued a warning about a possible increase in deaths as almost half of U.S. states started easing stay-at-home restrictions, which were put in place to slow down the spread of coronavirus.

A New York City nursing director has been praised for keeping critically-ill children under her watch from getting infected with the coronavirus, according to a report by The Post.

Malaria mosquitoes have changed their biting times in response to insecticide-treated mosquito nets.

Doctors are getting alarmed over the rising number of admissions of young COVID-19 patients, some of them severely ill, according to reports.

A major headache for President Vladimir Putin is starting to develop as coronavirus cases in hits a record with the addition of 10,633 new cases Sunday, according to report.

An organization representing New York physicians is urging people to visit doctors’ offices for medical care amid the pandemic, while a health provider has emailed similar messages to its patients.

Many Americans are turning to hunting amid fears of food shortages after food factories and meat plants halt their operations due to the COVID-19 pandemic, reports say.

A 12-year-old COVID-19 patient suffered three symptoms before having a heart attack, but she survived, according to reports.

The World Laughter Day 2020 will be celebrated Sunday (May 3) amid the anxiety and fears generated by the coronavirus pandemic.