[ad_1] Women’s health If your Instagram feed is any indication, everyone and their mom are trying intermittent fasting right now, and maybe you’re interested, too. People swear that intermittent fasting can have many benefits, from resetting your relationship with food to weight loss. But it can be difficult to get it right and figure out … Read more
[ad_1] The overall drop in the number of new coronavirus cases in the United States during the month of January brought relief to some health officials. But new data now shows that there could be a new development on the horizon that could plunge the pandemic back into very dire territory. Indeed, according to a … Read more
[ad_1] Congo health officials confirmed another Ebola outbreak in the east of the country on Sunday, the fourth in less than three years Through AL-HADJI KUDRA MALIRO Associated Press February 8, 2021 at 12:46 am • 3 min read Share on FacebookShare on twitterSend this article by e-mail BENI, Congo – Health officials in Congo … Read more
[ad_1] China has cracked down on the coronavirus by deploying its authoritarian system to get things done: from building hospitals in days to blitzing entire cities and essentially shutting down its vast border. So when the time came to roll out its COVID-19 vaccines, the world expected an inoculation effort of similar speed and ferocity, … Read more
[ad_1] From the inside, it’s not hard to tell if you’re stressed out. You may feel restless, notice a tightening in your shoulders or jaw, have a headache, or even stay awake at night. But from the outside it is a little more difficult to objectively measure stress and, in turn, to know how to … Read more
[ad_1] The highly contagious variant of COVID-19 first detected in the UK is now spreading rapidly in the US – doubling about every 10 days, according to a new study. Researchers predicted that the strain known as B117 could become the most prevalent in the country by next month, according to the study, which has … Read more
[ad_1] Street lights can increase your risk of CANCER: People who live near artificial neon lights are up to 55% more likely to be diagnosed with thyroid cancer, study finds. Researchers looked for cancer cases in a survey of adults aged 50 to 71 They then looked at nighttime light pollution levels near the volunteers’ … Read more
[ad_1] MISSION, Kan. (AP) – Mortuary owner Brian Simmons has made more and more home trips to pick up bodies for cremation and embalming since the pandemic struck. With the devastating COVID-19 in communities across Missouri, its two-person teams regularly arrive at homes in the Springfield area and remove the bodies of people who have … Read more
[ad_1] New localized ‘red zones’ were imposed in areas across Italy after the new variants were identified there. Red Zone restrictions – which prohibit people from leaving their homes except for reasons of work or health – came into effect Monday in municipalities in the province of Perugia and six municipalities in the province of … Read more
[ad_1] Many of us get sick with some kind of illness every year, whether it’s a cold, sinus infection, or the flu. While most of these illnesses are manageable and easy to forget to recover, you may want to review your medical history in the midst of the COVID pandemic as this can be a … Read more