Health experts are puzzling over the claim that ibuprofen worsens COVID-19 symptoms.
As the confirmed cases of coronavirus infections continue to increase around the world with each passing day, people are being asked to go on self-isolation or observe social distancing. The government is also urging everyone to frequently wash their hands with soap and water, or if this is not possible, use hand sanitizers instead. The question is whether hand sanitizers have expiry dates?
The confirmed cases of coronavirus infections in the UK are now almost 2,000, forcing the government to implement new measures in fighting the deadly virus. The Prime Minister has also expressed hope for the availability of more ventilators. What are ventilators and where are they made?
Per a new study, individuals with blood type A are more susceptible to coronavirus.
There are around five million in the UK suffering from asthma and according to the National Health Service, it is one of the risk factors for coronavirus infection. How will asthma put you at risk of coronavirus infection?
Ibuprofen is an over-the-counter non-steroidal and anti-inflammatory drug used to alleviate pain brought about by certain conditions like muscle aches, headache, and dental pain. It is also used to help bring down a fever, a symptom that has been linked to coronavirus infection. A new advisory from the NHS, however, advises people against taking ibuprofen when infected with COVID-19.
Millions of Iranians may die from COVID-19, according to the Iranian state media said Tuesday, if people keep on ignoring health and safety advisories.
Technological innovations are giving us hope despite the surge in the number of infected patients.
Recent data shows 1,543 people have been infected with COVId-19 across the UK. Today, the Prime Minister has issued serious warnings to several groups in the UK, including pregnant women. The burning question now is whether pregnant women should self-isolate.
The UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has revealed the next steps in the government’s plan to prevent COVID-19 from further spreading. Along with the plan, Mr. Johnson disclosed the underlying health conditions that may adversely impact the health of those infected with the virus.
There is a raging battle amid the coronavirus outbreak, and it has nothing to do with patients or the disease itself. It's the race on how to sustain weary frontliners amid the rising number of COVID-19 patients.
Your immune system consists of a network of molecules, tissues, organs, and cells, all working in unison to provide protection to your body. What are the four best vitamins and minerals that can offer you protection from viruses?
Thirty-five Britons have already been claimed by the coronavirus outbreak in the UK, all of them suffering from underlying health conditions. Cancer Research UK has revealed that those suffering from cancer are at a higher risk of developing deadly complications from a coronavirus infection. To avoid falling victim to COVID-19, what should cancer patients do?
Dementia is a disease of the brain characterized by the weakening of cognitive functioning. These include problem-solving skills and memory. What is the symptom that appears during sleep, indicating the development of this progressive brain ailment?
There is no doubt as to whether coronavirus can infect anyone, regardless of age or status in society. It is now very clear, however, that the virus is particularly life-threatening to the elderly and persons that have pre-existing medical conditions. In light of this information, what should the elderly do?
Several celebrities, politicians, and other high-profile personalities that include Mikel Arteta, the football manager of Arsenal, have tested positive for coronavirus infection. What are the warning signs that COVID-19 has infected a child?
The cases of coronavirus infections once again spiked in the UK. Official health advisories confirmed 208 new confirmed cases of infection in the past 24 hours. The chief scientific advisor of the government revealed that approximately 60% of the population in the UK will need to be infected by the pathogen to diminish its impact. Why?
UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock has declared that the coronavirus outbreak will affect every person in the country. The question is, do you already have the infection? What are the signs you need to watch out for?
Coronavirus has hit many countries real hard, with cases creeping up almost every day. So what must you do if somebody in your household starts showing symptoms? Health experts gave the answer.
Visceral fat poses a huge health problem since it puts you at a high risk of developing high blood pressure and diabetes, two ailments that also put you at risk of becoming seriously ill when infected by COVID-19. Know how much visceral fat you have so that you can take the proper steps of reducing it.
With the staggering numbers of coronavirus cases, taking necessary precautions have to be applied. One reminder is not to shake dirty laundry especially if you need to self-isolate.
One thing that keeps people busy nowadays is not working, but it's coronavirus. The deadly virus has caused a lot of panic, with many government agencies implementing drastic measures to curtail its spread. Along with the fast dissemination on updates as to the number of deaths and those who were able to recover, is the rapid spread of misinformation.
Coronavirus enters the body through the mucus membranes. Touching the eyes, nose, and mouth with your hand or anything contaminated by the virus can warrant an infection. Will eyeglasses grant you an additional layer of protection?
The World Health Organization has identified the group of persons who are at a higher risk of being infected and suffering from the serious complications that coronavirus brings. These are the elderly and those with pre-existing health ailments. Experts have given some tips on how to help those with dementia to stay safe amid all these.
Coronavirus has been causing a lot of panic, primarily due to the number of lives that it has taken. For those with babies, the question now is whether or not it is safe to breastfeed if you're infected with COVID-19?
Apart from finding it difficult to identify COVID-19 symptoms, allergy sufferers might also have a higher chance of being infected during an outbreak.
An elderly couple from Italy died two hours apart from each other in their house in Albino, alone and on quarantine due to the coronavirus infection that caused a country-wide lockdown.
Dementia is one condition that is often present in the elderly. However, studies have shown that old age does not automatically make you suffer from dementia. There are ways to reduce one's risk or prevent its onset. Here's what health experts recommend.
New cases of coronavirus keep piling up with each passing day. At present, there are 126,369 people infected worldwide, with 4,633 fatalities. Records also indicate that 68,304 have recovered. Getting the virus infection comes with a variety of symptoms, but what is it really like to have a COVID-19 infection? One patient tells all.
The rapid spread of the deadly coronavirus in the UK has started alarm bells ringing with everyone asking how long does it take for the virus to infect someone. This also gave rise to the question as to whether you can get an infection just by standing next to a confirmed COVID-19 case.