The deadly COVID0-19 continues to wreak havoc in nearly 200 countries around the world. As of posting, it has already infected 245,849 people around the globe and has claimed the lives of 10,047 patients. These disturbing developments have forced governments to impose drastic measures like advising people to avoid crowded places and for those showing even the mildest symptoms to self-isolate. How long should one isolate?
As the number of confirmed COVID-19 infections continues on climbing, there is a need to keep your immune system strong. This is your primary defense as you face the specter of having to fight off a coronavirus infection. What can you do to help boost your immune system?
The co-author of a key report also recently met with UK leader Boris Johnson.
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.
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.
Apart from finding it difficult to identify COVID-19 symptoms, allergy sufferers might also have a higher chance of being infected during an outbreak.
Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, the wife of Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau, expects to be back on her feet soon.
It's better to be safe than sorry. The WHO urges people to use online payment methods and refrain from handling currency notes.
Searching for the best natural remedies that can help boost the immune system is common particularly during the flu season. With the recent coronavirus outbreak, the effort has doubled and there is now a frantic search for ways on how to improve the immune system. Boosting your immune system is very important as it is your first line of defense against this pathogen.
The symptoms associated with coronavirus are very similar to that of common cold and flu. As such, is there a need to self-isolate if you have cold symptoms?
Those who have difficulty stopping themselves from touching their faces amid the spread of the 2019 novel coronavirus will find some help from this gadget called Immutouch.
Coronavirus is an enigma. It is one of those viruses that has left many scientists and health experts chasing after possible cures considering that until now, no definitive cure, vaccine or treatment is available.
The spread of the deadly coronavirus is showing no signs of abating as cases in countries affected, including the UK, continue to rise. The health scare is also causing financial markets to be jittery, with stock prices plummeting due to the mass panic. While governments try to calm down the public, it is very important to remember that particular pre-existing conditions can put you at greater risk of serious complications.
Although the Listeria outbreak has resolved, it might be a bad idea to consume the recalled egg products.
The number of those infected across the globe by the novel coronavirus is quickly nearing the 100,000 mark. Some 3,000 odd people have died in China, the epicenter of the outbreak.
The rapid spread of coronavirus has taken the world by surprise. Today, nearly 100,000 people are infected with 3,385 lives claimed by the deadly COVID-19. As of the latest report, 55,630 have recovered from the illness. Now, the question that is on everyone’s mind, particularly those who can survive, is if they can get infected twice.
