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Permanent Home Hair Dye Products Found To Have No Link To Most Cancers, Says Study

The study analyzed the data of 117,200 women and monitored them for 36 years.

NIH Opposes FDA Move, Says Convalescent Plasma Treatment Not Recommended For COVID-19 Patients

The NIH panel in a statement said they did not find any data that demonstrated or supported the safety and efficacy of the said treatment.

Simple Services to Make Your Work Week Less Hectic

Even if you love your work, a full-time job is exhausting. Working 40-plus hours each week in addition to raising a family and tending to other responsibilities can leave you with little to zero time left for yourself. Over time, this can lead to serious burnout and even cause you to start struggling in the workplace.

Almost 75% Of Adults Willing To Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19 Globally, Shows Survey

A new survey shows that more people are showing willingness to receive vaccination once it is ready.

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Scientists Discover Ingredient In Insect Repellent That Can Kill Coronavirus

A research conducted by British military scientists showed that Citriodiol, from the leaves of the eucalyptus tree, has shown its capability to kill a coronavirus strain.

Breastfeeding May Prevent Type 2 Diabetes In Women, Finds Study

When a mother breastfeeds, she produces 2.6-fold more glucose and releases 2.3-fold more fatty acids from storage in their fat tissues compared to their counterparts who formula-fed their babies.

Vitamin D Not Effective In Preventing Asthma Attacks In Children, Says Study

At the end of the study, researchers saw participants who were given vitamin D supplements did not stop relying on inhaled steroids.

Blood Pressure Medications Do Not Increase Depression Risk, Says Study

The research team also discovered that nine of the drugs even helped lower the risk of depression.

Ketamine Draws Scrutiny Again As Elijah McClain’s Death Anniversary Approaches

There are still no federal standards on how the drug should be used by police or emergency medical personnel.

Celebrities Are Leaving the Knife, And Entering Into A New Era Led by Innovative Cosmetic Doctors, such as, Dr. Nina Bal

More importantly than ever, celebrities and Influencers are speaking out against plastic surgery, and advocating for a new way to approach aesthetic enhancement.

Prima Wawona Recalls Peaches Following Salmonella Outbreak In Several States

Salmonella infections linked to peaches have been were reported from nine states so far. Walmart, Target, Aldi, Wegmans, Food 4 Less, Foods Co., Smiths, Ralphs, Fry's, City Market and many others were selling these fruits.

The novel coronavirus originated in the animal kingdom and jumped to humans

Coronavirus In Animals: Several Vertebrate Species Found Susceptible To SARS-CoV-2

While the critically endangered animals were found to be at very high risk, domestic animals like dogs and pigs were at low risk of contracting COVID-19 via their ACE2 receptors.

Coronavirus Treatment: FDA Issues Emergency Authorization For Use Of Convalescent Plasma

Records show that more than 70,000 COVID-19 patients have already been treated with convalescent plasma.

Poplar markets sell fruit and vegetables as well as bread, honey and jam but the aim is to provide work for independent entrepreneurs

Carbs Are Fattening And Other Outrageous Nutrition Myths Debunked

Experts have debunked the most outrageous claims against carbohydrates.

Can Vitamin D Provide Protection Against COVID-19?

Vitamin D provides a wide range of health benefits. Find out if one of them is providing protection against COVID-19.

Signs of pernicious anemia, a condition resulting from a vitamin B12 deficiency

Nutrition Gap And Its Common Signs And Symptoms

Here are the signs that you could be suffering with nutrition gap.

An employee wears protective gear while working at the Azcapotzalco crematorium in Mexico City, on August 6, 2020, amid the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

Air-Conditioned Rooms Help Spread COVID-19, Researchers Say

Air-conditioned rooms contribute to the spread of novel coronavirus, according to a team of Indian-German researchers.

study shows link between dairy, chocolates, sugary foods and acne

Adult Acne Linked To Poor Diet In New Study

Poor food choices could be causing acne breakouts in adults, according to a new study.

According to the World Health Organization, some 168 potential vaccines are currently in development

China Takes Step In Developing Coronavirus Vaccine With Insect Cells

A coronavirus vaccine that is being developed in China with insect cells has been approved for human testing.

Is Coconut Water Healthy? Here’s What Dietitians Say

Coconut water has long been known as nature’s sports drink. But does it really offer health benefits? Find out what dietitians have to say.

New Ebola Outbreak: 100 Infected In Congo, Health Officials Raising Alarm

The new Ebola outbreak already infected 100 persons and was not only concentrated in one area but has spread to 11 health zones.

Probiotics For Healthier Gut: Do They Work?

Probiotics are all the rage these days for people trying to be healthy. Find out if they really work.

How Effective Is Honey In Treating Coughs And Colds?

Studies have found that honey does a better job in soothing coughs and colds than over-the-counter drugs.

Very Low-Carbohydrate Diet Found Beneficial For Elderly Population With Obesity

As obesity continues to be a big problem among the older populations, scientists tested if practicing the very low-carbohydrate diet could help.

Florida Keys To Use Genetically-Modified Mosquitoes To Combat Zika Virus

About 750 million genetically-modified mosquitoes will be used by Florida Keys in combating the Zika virus.

6-Year-Old Girl Dies Of COVID-19, Officials Say She's Youngest Casualty In Florida

Eight minors in Florida have already died of COVID-19, the youngest of whom was a 6-year-old girl.

Fauci Recovering After Successful Removal Of Polyp From Vocal Cords

Fauci said that his dozens of interviews and lectures daily may have led to the inflammation that caused the development of the polyp.

Coronavirus ‘Silent Spreaders’: Asymptomatic Kids Could Be More Infectious Than Sick Adults, Study Says

The researchers found that some kids had extremely high levels of the virus in their airways, particularly in the first three days of the infection, even if they displayed little or no symptoms.

Pharmacists In 50 States Now Allowed To Give Childhood Shots, US Officials Say

The directive came after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention revealed in May orders for childhood vaccination by doctors dropped in late March and early April as they had fewer patients or their offices remained closed.

Maltreated Children More Likely To Suffer From Multiple Health Conditions As Adults, Says Study

Experts found 33% of the study participants had gone through at least one form of maltreatment during their childhood.

Honey Better Than Antibiotics At Treating Cold And Cough, Confirms New Study

The researchers who confirmed the effectiveness of the age-old home remedy for common cold said that it was pointless to prescribe antibiotics for viral infections.

Air Pollution Plays Major Role In Development Of Asthma In Children, Study Says

The researchers found that kids who were exposed to fine air particles are very likely to develop persistent wheezing and asthma.

Person With COVID-19 Visits Bar During South Dakota’s Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, Officials Issue Warning

Hundreds of thousands of people attended the annual motorcycle rally held earlier this month.

Auto-Brewery Syndrome: Man's Body 'Brews' Alcohol, But Fecal Transplant Fixed It

Doctors used fecal transplant, wherein the stool of a healthy donor was transplanted into the gastrointestinal tract of a patient suffering from auto-brewery syndrome.

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