Researchers pointed out that Generation Y (Millennials) and Generation Z parents are less likely to spank their children than the previous generations. In the medical journal JAMA Pediatrics, a research letter was published that the reports of spanking children have … [Read more...] about Spanking Has Reduced In America, Researchers Say
Flu And Pneumonia Shots Can Lower Risk Of Alzheimer’s, Heart Attack, And Stroke
An interesting finding suggests that flu and pneumonia vaccine might be useful in reducing the risk of Alzheimer's disease. In a study, the researchers found that flu vaccines are effective in lowering the risk of heart attacks, cardiovascular diseases, and stroke. In … [Read more...] about Flu And Pneumonia Shots Can Lower Risk Of Alzheimer’s, Heart Attack, And Stroke
Coronavirus: Mothers Unlikely To Infect Baby During Childbirth
A small study suggested that COVID-19 positively tested mothers are unlikely to infect the baby during childbirth, especially if the precautionary measures are taken. The clinical trials suggest that of 120 babies born in New York hospitals, none of the babies had … [Read more...] about Coronavirus: Mothers Unlikely To Infect Baby During Childbirth
FDA Issued Orders To 10 Companies To Remove Their E-Cigarette Products
The Food and Drug Administration issued warning orders to 10 companies to discard their e-cigarette products from the market. The letters were issued to the companies because they were accused of selling illegal products, disposable, and flavored e-cigarettes that … [Read more...] about FDA Issued Orders To 10 Companies To Remove Their E-Cigarette Products
Watching Adult Videos Causes Erectile Dysfunction, Experts Disagree
A new survey claimed that watching pornography (adult videos) can increase the chances of erectile dysfunction (ED) in men. The sexual health experts disagree with the findings of the survey because mental health, social anxiety, employment status, or sexual … [Read more...] about Watching Adult Videos Causes Erectile Dysfunction, Experts Disagree
CDC And FDA Investigate Salmonella Infection Outbreak
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published a report on the outbreak of salmonella infection that has affected 125 people in 15 states in the US. Currently, the CDC and FDA are investigating the source of infection. According to the CDC, the salmonella … [Read more...] about CDC And FDA Investigate Salmonella Infection Outbreak
Potential COVID-19 Vaccines Move Towards Final Testing Phase
Three more potential COVID-19 vaccines have shown an active immune response in healthy people is considered generally safe. The Lancet journal published studies of the Oxford University coronavirus vaccine that is supported by AstraZeneca. Chinese researchers have … [Read more...] about Potential COVID-19 Vaccines Move Towards Final Testing Phase
Researchers Identify Six Distinct Types Of COVID-19
The researchers from King’s College London analyzed the data of a tracking application of coronavirus. They have identified six distinct types of COVID-19 based on the cluster of coronavirus symptoms. The research team from King’s College London has proposed the types … [Read more...] about Researchers Identify Six Distinct Types Of COVID-19
‘Post-Viral Syndrome’ Is A Risk To Health Care
The world has faced the COVID-19 pandemic for the last seven months, and experts believe that the coronavirus will have long-term effects on health care facilities; post-viral syndrome. COVID-19 is known to cause severe health problems that might take weeks to overcome … [Read more...] about ‘Post-Viral Syndrome’ Is A Risk To Health Care
Australian Researchers Devised 20-Minute Coronavirus Blood Test
Researchers in Australia have devised a blood test that can determine the presence of novel coronavirus infection in 20 minutes, and they consider it the world-first breakthrough during the pandemic. The research experts from Monash University believe that the … [Read more...] about Australian Researchers Devised 20-Minute Coronavirus Blood Test