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Climate change and the spread of infectious disease as seen as 'major threats' by the populations of 14 nations surveyed by the Pew Research Center

Climate Change, Infectious Disease Seen As Major Threats: Survey

Climate change, infectious disease seen as major threats: survey

Lungs Matter: 5 Easy Ways To Ensure Lungs Are In Optimum Health

Many COVID-19 patients died from respiratory complications like pneumonia, which is why keeping the lungs healthy is of utmost importance amid the pandemic.

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.

State epidemiologist Anders Tegnell said the WHO had 'totally misinterpreted' Swedish data

Swedish COVID-19 Expert Says Death Rate of Elderly Could Be 'Worth It'

In his emails, Anders Tegnell seemed to acknowledge that opening schools could increase risk by 10%.

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COVID-19 Treatment: Many Patients Received 'Useless' Antibiotics, New Study Says

More than 70% of coronavirus patients received antibiotics during the early days of the pandemic, a new study reveals.

'Zombie' Cicadas Trick Others To Spread Pathogens

The pathogen makes an infected male 'zombie' cicada flap its wings like a female looking for a mate to attract and infect other healthy males.

The quarantine restriction imposed by Britain is a huge blow to Spain, which relies heavily on British tourists

Virus Surge A Major Blow For Spain Tourist Sector

Virus surge a major blow for Spain tourist sector

Deadly Heartland Virus Confirmed In Illinois Lone Star Ticks

The experts at the University of Illinois urged the public to take concrete steps to reduce tick bites and encounters.

Australia had appeared to bring the virus under control, and began easing harsh restrictions

Australia Posts Record Number Of New Coronavirus Infections

Australia has now recorded almost 13,000 cases of the virus and 128 fatalities in a country of about 25 million.

Hospital employees in Wuhan, China seal an airvent to prevent possible airborne transmission of the new coronavirus

Scientists Report That Airborne Coronavirus Is Probably Infectious

Scientists report that airborne coronavirus is probably infectious

As STIs Skyrocket, Pediatricians Call For Easy Access To Condoms And Contraception For Teens

Recent AAP guidelines urge pediatricians to encourage teens to use protective barriers to cut risks of pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections.

leaving middle seats in airplanes vacant could help minimize coronavirus transmission

Banning Middle Seats On Airplanes Could Decrease On-Flight Risk For Coronavirus, Says Study

Getting rid of middle seats on planes can help minimize on-flight coronavirus risk.

3 teachers in Arizona who taught in the same classroom contracted coronavirus and one of them died

3 Arizona Teachers Who Shared A Classroom Contracted COVID-19, 1 Succumbed

The women said they observed social distancing and used hand sanitizers to protect themselves.

researchers find evidence fetal coronavirus infection might be possible

Italian Researchers Find Evidence Pregnant Women With Coronavirus Can Infect Unborn Baby

Researchers find evidence that fetal coronavirus infection might be possible.

aerosol boxes used during intubation may increase risk of health workers to coronavirus infection

Aerosol Boxes Might Put Health Workers At Risk Instead Of Protecting Them, Study Shows

Aerosol boxes meant to protect front line health workers may harm them, according to a recent study.

COVID-19 Can Cause Mysterious Brain Damage In Some Children: Study

A recent study pointed out the importance of close neurodevelopmental surveillance to assess the neurological and cognitive outcomes in pediatric COVID-19 patients.

Anthony Fauci heads America's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

Fauci Warns US Is 'Knee-deep' In First Wave Of Coronavirus

Fauci warns US is 'knee-deep' in first wave of coronavirus

Florida Patient Contracts Rare Brain-Eating Amoeba, Health Officials Confirm

Since 1962, there have been 37 cases of N. fowleri infection in Florida.

The United States has the highest death toll in the world from the new coronavirus

COVID-19 First Wave Might Not End Till 'Vaccine Is Successfully Distributed': Expert

Dr. Michael Osterholm is of the opinion there might not be a second wave at all, but a continuous stream of infection whenever people let down their guard.

The study found that the overall chances of infecting a family member of living partner with COVID-19 are twice as high as with SARS, and three times higher than MERS, another coronavirus

Study Shows How Quickly Coronavirus Spreads At Home

Study shows how quickly coronavirus spreads at home

Surging tolls in the Americas and South Asia, and a new outbreak in China, have raised fresh doubts about when the world can bring COVID-19 under control

Beijing Fights New Virus Outbreak As India Deaths Soar

Beijing fights new virus outbreak as India deaths soar

Amazon is introducing a distance assistant that will help employees visualize when they get too close to a co-worker

Amazon Unveils Visual Aid To Workplace Distancing

Amazon unveils visual aid to workplace distancing

Bad breath can be a sign of a heart attack or a heart disease

Cold Or Sinus Infection: Check Your Breath To Find Out What You Have

Although there is an overlap between the symptoms of the two, it might be possible that the cold you had that has gotten worse over the week could indicate sinusitis.

This Happy Hormone Can Protect You From Gastrointestinal Infections, Study Reveals

Serotonin decreases the virulence of pathogenic bacteria in the gut.

Customers could shop at Select CITYWALK mall in Delhi after the government eased a lockdown

Coronavirus Research: Infection Rates Dramatically Reduced By Lockdowns, New Studies Say

Without dramatic local, state and national actions, there would have been more than 500 million more cases in just six countries: China, the United States, France, Italy, Iran and South Korea.