According to a new study, “Masks may be unpleasant to wear, but they don’t lower your oxygen levels.” A few medical authorities, including the American Lung Association and the World Health Organization, have debunked this myth.
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Informing people (with whom you’ve spent time indoors, outdoors, unmasked or masked) is the most important thing to do once you get tested positive for corona. It will help people know that they’ve been exposed to the virus, and they need to take extra precautions to avoid potentially spreading the virus to others.
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COVID-19 situation can get worse in the winter. We don’t have a complete idea of how the virus behaves, but a combination of various factors, such as human behavior, can result in the spike of COVID-19 cases during winter.
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The pandemic is now part of our everyday life, meaning that ordinary things like knocking on many strangers’ doors to get candy or merely gathering in a big group may not be possible. But you don’t need to get disheartened.
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According to the U.S. survey, women are drinking more during the pandemic. With the alcohol consumption frequency spike about 14% from 2019, women drinking frequency increased by 17%, people aged between 30 and 59 years by 19%, and White people by 10%.
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WiseRx discount card is a prescription coupon that can help you save money on your prescription medicines. Our Rx card is available for free and can offer you a discount up to 85% on your generic and branded drugs.
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Medical conditions such as wheat allergy, Celiac disease, and non-celiac gluten sensitivity (NCGS) all involve an adverse reaction to gluten and are treated with a gluten-free diet.
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Depressed people are more than twice as likely to have used pot within the last month, a far higher number than 10 years before. The folks struggling with depression are more into the smoking pot (marijuana) to ease their symptoms.
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The “Black Panther” star Chadwick Boseman died on 28th August 2020, following a four year battle with colon cancer. He was initially diagnosed with stage 3 cancer in 2016.
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Researchers found that the coronavirus can travel up 26 feet on respiratory droplets in just a few seconds after someone sneezes, coughs, or sings. The transmission of the virus is complex. It includes a range of droplets of various sizes and various other factors that propel the virus through the air.
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