Recent clinical trials have shed new light on treatments for COVID-19, but a growing list of retractions of COVID-19 papers have also sparked concerns about data quality and “science by press release.” To weigh in on these developments, CMAJ reached out to infectious disease specialists Dr. Srinivas Murthy of BC Children’s Hospital and the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, […]
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After wearing pants all day, you probably can’t wait to come home, unbutton those suffocating bad boys, shimmy ’em down to your ankles, and send them flying into the laundry basket. Go ahead, we’ll wait. As is the case with taking off a bra, it can feel like heaven in those first few moments of pantslessness. It’s kind of like […]
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A heart attack can be fatal, so it’s important to be able to recognise the signs. Medical attention will be required to make sure you’re okay. What’s the overwhelming sensation you may feel? The NHS wants people to be aware of the signs you may be having a heart attack. The health body noted that “women, older people, and people […]
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The Covid-19-pandemic keeps the world in breath. More than 9.6 million people have been infected so far worldwide, with the novel Coronavirus, 192.150 of them in Germany – where it always comes back to local outbreaks. Sweden’s state epidemiologist accuses WHO of false interpretation of data He is the face of the Swedish Corona-special path and with the assessment of […]
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High cholesterol means a person has too much of a fatty substance in their blood. It is closely linked to leading an unhealthy life including eating too much saturated fat and not getting enough exercise. Fortunately, taking a certain supplement, could reduce cholesterol levels, and the risk of serious health complications could be lessened. READ MORE How to get rid […]
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Apolipoprotein E (ApoE) is kind of like a delivery service for the human brain. It supplies neurons with important nutrients, including with polyunsaturated fatty acids—which are building blocks of the membranes surrounding the neurons. In addition, certain unsaturated fatty acids are converted into so-called endocannabinoids. These are endogenous signaling molecules that regulate many functions of the nervous system such as […]
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Coronavirus lockdown continues to ease, as those shielding will soon be able to go outside to socialise with up to six people from different households. Does this mean the “R” number has decreased? The UK Government updated the “R” number on Thursday June 25 – with the number reading between 0.7 and 0.9. “R” is classified as “the reproduction number”, […]
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Dangerous bacteria in hand cream discovered It is a bacteria, harmful to health contaminated hand cream is currently in circulation, warns that the Federal office for consumer protection and food safety. The manufacturer has started a recall for the cosmetic article. The bacteria in hand cream can enter through small wounds and infections or irritation. The cream should not be […]
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While counties in populous metropolitan Atlanta had the highest number of COVID-19 cases in the initial weeks following Georgia’s first reported case, it was rural Southwest Georgia counties, with a higher number of black residents and lower number of ICU beds, experiencing the highest rates of infection and death per capita, investigators report. Among those counties with more than 10 […]
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In Germany have been infected so far, 192.150 people with the Coronavirus, as the reports of the local health and social ministries is clear. On Thursday 642 Corona cases were added. Alone in North Rhine-Westphalia, more than 300 new cases were reported. Three provinces reported that under a new case – Hamburg, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and the Saarland. Read more about […]
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