Health

New York Movie Theaters to Reopen at 25% Capacity From Oct 23

New York State's block-by-block plan cuts through city neighborhoods, ZIP codes and, in some cases, even streets

Oct 18, 2020

By IANS

Two Coronavirus Vaccine Developers Are Using Tobacco as Key Ingredient

A tobacco plant strain called Nicotiana benthamiana is being used to develop COVID-19 vaccines by two North American drug companies

Oct 17, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

This Drug Can Mimic A Virus and Make the Immune Target, Destroy Cunning Cancer Cells, Finds Study

A virus-mimicking drug was found to help the immune system target stealthy cancer cells and destroy it.

Oct 17, 2020

By Jeevan Biswas

How Psychicreviews.com is building authenticity?

All the reviews provided by psychicreviews.com get thoroughly cross-checked by a team of experts from the fields of spirituality, astrology, and psychics

Oct 17, 2020

By IBTimes SG Desk

Dr Navana Kundu emphasizes onthe emotional well-being, explains how Emotions have an upper-hand over material things

Dr. Navana Kundu speaks about her journey, ways to tackle difficult emotions, how emotional well-being is linked with mental health

Oct 17, 2020

By IBTimes SG Desk

'Don't Worry, Monkey Vaccine Is Fine': UK Minister Blasts Russia Over Spreading Fake News on Oxford Vaccine

Russia is spreading fake news regarding the effects of Oxford's Coronavirus vaccine, claiming that it will turn humans into monkeys

Oct 17, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus Fake news

Dr KaNisha L. Hallgets candid about her life journey and speaks about her multi-faceted personality

Dr KaNisha L. Hallgets is an advocate for telemedicine and does virtual counseling sessions on mental health, addiction management, and wellness coaching.

Oct 17, 2020

By IBTimes SG Desk

Blue-Light Glasses Improve Sleep, Workday Productivity: Study

Wearing blue-light-filtering glasses creates a form of physiologic darkness, thus improving both sleep quantity and quality

Oct 16, 2020

By IANS

Remdesivir Failed? Promising Antiviral Didn't Reduce Coronavirus Death Rate in Multinational Trial

WHO sponsored this worldwide trial called 'Solidarity trial' that included 11,300 COVID-19 patients from 30 countries

Oct 16, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

Scientists Believe Immunity Boosting Drugs Could Make Coronavirus Vaccine Effective in Older People

There is a possibility that Coronavirus vaccine won't work on elderly people, but scientists find a way to make that happen

Oct 15, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

People With Blood Type O at Less Risk From Getting Infected with COVID-19, Two New Studies Reveal

The studies prove that blood type plays a major role in a person's susceptibility to infection and their chance of having a severe bout of the disease.

Oct 15, 2020

By R. Ghosh

Coronavirus

After Sputnik V, Russia Approves Second Virus Vaccine EpiVacCorona, Closing in On Third One

The vaccine has been approved despite the results of early-stage testing of EpiVacCorona not published. Russia is likely to approve its third vaccine by December.

Oct 15, 2020

By Suman Priya Mendonca

Coronavirus

Arizona University Researchers Find Immunity Against Coronavirus May Last for Several Months

Researchers who conducted the study said that if the novel Coronavirus is anything like the SARS virus, the antibodies could last for at least two years

Oct 14, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

Grim Forecast Says US Coronavirus Deaths Could Hit 400,000 by February 2021

The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation says that peak daily deaths in the country in January 2021 could be over 2,200.

Oct 13, 2020

By IANS

Coronavirus Us election 2020

Scientists Develop Sensors That Can Be Printed Directly on Skin Without Heat

The printed sensors will work like any wearable monitoring device and researchers hope that it can be altered to suit specific needs such as identifying COVID-19 symptoms

Oct 12, 2020

By Krishnendu Banerjee

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New York Movie Theaters to Reopen at 25% Capacity From Oct 23

Two Coronavirus Vaccine Developers Are Using Tobacco as Key Ingredient

This Drug Can Mimic A Virus and Make the Immune Target, Destroy Cunning Cancer Cells, Finds Study

How Psychicreviews.com is building authenticity?

Dr Navana Kundu emphasizes onthe emotional well-being, explains how Emotions have an upper-hand over material things

'Don't Worry, Monkey Vaccine Is Fine': UK Minister Blasts Russia Over Spreading Fake News on Oxford Vaccine

Dr KaNisha L. Hallgets candid about her life journey and speaks about her multi-faceted personality

Blue-Light Glasses Improve Sleep, Workday Productivity: Study

Remdesivir Failed? Promising Antiviral Didn't Reduce Coronavirus Death Rate in Multinational Trial

Scientists Believe Immunity Boosting Drugs Could Make Coronavirus Vaccine Effective in Older People

People With Blood Type O at Less Risk From Getting Infected with COVID-19, Two New Studies Reveal

After Sputnik V, Russia Approves Second Virus Vaccine EpiVacCorona, Closing in On Third One

Arizona University Researchers Find Immunity Against Coronavirus May Last for Several Months

Grim Forecast Says US Coronavirus Deaths Could Hit 400,000 by February 2021

Scientists Develop Sensors That Can Be Printed Directly on Skin Without Heat

What is Mad Cow Disease? A Michigan Woman Dies of Rare Brain Disorder that has 100% Mortality Rate, Sparks Urgent Investigation

What is Mad Cow Disease? A Michigan Woman Dies of Rare Brain Disorder that has 100% Mortality Rate, Sparks Urgent Investigation

American Healthcare Academy Celebrates 14 Years of commitment to healthcare education

American Healthcare Academy Celebrates 14 Years of commitment to healthcare education

Scientists Confirm Deadly Bird Flu in Mainland Antarctica; Poses Risk for Penguins and Environment

Scientists Confirm Deadly Bird Flu in Mainland Antarctica; Poses Risk for Penguins and Environment