News outlets are full of news stories about the rate that coronavirus is spreading, how many have been infected, and how many died. Only a few talks about the rate of recovery or even its numbers showing how many people have already recovered. There is also little talk about how these people were able to recover from COVID-19 infection. So how do they recover?
Experts are studying if the generic blood pressure drug Losartan can help fight the deadly coronavirus.
The rapid spread of coronavirus is showing no signs of abating with the latest confirmed cases of infection now standing at 247,595 and the death toll passing the 10,000th mark. Health experts say unless governments impose stricter measures in containing the spread of coronavirus, it will continue to wreak havoc. Why is it called coronavirus anyway, and what does the term "corona" mean?
The rapid spread of the deadly coronavirus has caused alarm and panic worldwide. It has caused governments to order a lockdown on specific areas in an attempt to contain the virus. With the looming threat of a COVID-19 infection at an all-time high, knowing what signs to look out for is very important.
There are now 3,269 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the UK, of which 144 has already died and another 20 classified as in serious condition. Health officials have been putting out warnings to everyone since January and also revealed the most common symptoms of COVID-19 infection. These include having a high temperature and having a new, continuous cough. What is a continuous cough?
Those with high blood pressure and a few other underlying conditions have been warned to take extra precautions during this pandemic situation.
Susan Kane from Washington has revealed how the drug remdesvir relieved coronavirus symptoms almost immediately
The rapid spread of the coronavirus has caused everyone to be gripped with fear. It intensified when experts reveal that the virus can live on various types of surfaces from several hours to a couple of days. The revelation caused everyone to avoid touching things in fear that they may get infected. This can be bad news for those going to the gym.
The coronavirus outbreak has proven to be very deadly, with over 10,000 fatalities worldwide. The virus can be lethal to those who are 70 years old and above, as well as those with existing medical conditions. To protect the vulnerable, the government has asked them to observe social distancing measures for up to 12 weeks. Such measure, however, may also affect their mental health.
Persons who are considered most at risk of developing severe illness are now being prioritized for coronavirus testing. Because of the insufficiency of test kits in hospitals, people have started looking elsewhere and found a home testing kit that sells for £375. Consumers are, however, be warned against these test kits as many of them have shown a negative result when, in fact, the person being tested is positive for the virus.
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?
In the last 24 hours, the government response in the UK has become more stringent as the death toll continues to creep up. With everybody on the lookout for coronavirus symptoms, identifying such has become more crucial than ever. One lesser-known coronavirus sign can be seen when going to the toilet.
Polluted air can worsen your chances of developing COVID-19.
Breast milk is the best source of nutrition for infants. But, is it safe to breastfeed if you are infected with COVID-19?
Coronavirus has caused a great deal of panic in many countries around the world. It stoked more fears when health experts said that those with existing health conditions are at high risk if they catch the infection. Recently, government and health officials released a list of those deemed to be particularly vulnerable if they get infected with COVID-19. The list included the elderly and people suffering from autoimmune diseases. Are you among them?
High blood pressure or hypertension is oftentimes called the silent killer because you may not know that you have it until it is too late. Having high blood pressure consistently can put a person at risk of many life-threatening conditions. Today, health experts reveal that hypertension could increase the risk of dying from COVID-19.
Scientists are in a mad scramble to develop new treatments and testing methods in the battle against the killer COVID-19. Research teams have shown signs of progress, allowing the world to have a glimpse of the first signs of light in a darkened and troubled world.
The rapid spread of the coronavirus pandemic has caused such panic around the world and prompted people to look at their health more seriously. Boosting the immune system is among the chief priorities today of many to protect themselves against the infection. Consuming a healthy diet can help.
The decision of the British government to impose more severe measures in attempting to contain COVID-19 was brought about by the results of a critical projection study. The study revealed a grim picture of hundreds of thousands of deaths with a health service greatly overwhelmed with very sick patients.
Per the Chinese medical authorities, the Japanese drug favipiravir is found effective in treating coronavirus patients
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.
