According to these studies done in 2008 and 2015, “People touch their faces approximately 16-23 times in an hour. Touching your face frequently increases the risk of getting infected with flu, common cold, as well as coronavirus.
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As the whole world is under the attack of coronavirus, people are worried about everything. They are looking for ways to deal with anxiety and fear, and trying to settle with the ‘new normal.’
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As there is no medicine to treat COVID-19 yet, the best way to reduce its risk is to follow preventative measures. Hand-washing is the best preventive measure along with wearing a mask, disinfecting highly-touch surfaces, and maintaining a social distance, etc.
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Coronavirus has disrupted everyone’s lives. Life in a lockdown is a perfect setup for gaining weight. In the last 30 days, over half a million users on Facebook have used terms quarantine weight gain, quarantine15, and #quarantineweight gain.
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During these uncertain and difficult times, it is ever more important to incorporate self-care and structure into your schedule. Here read some tips to take care of yourself and your family during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Despite the lockdown, we all need to go out to shop essential items. So how will you stay safe and avoid catching the coronavirus at the grocery stores?
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The LabCorp home self-collection kit includes a specific Q-tip-style cotton swab to collect specimens from the nose. Due to concerns with sterility, other cotton swabs should not be used with this test at present.
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There is no evidence that breathing exercises help with COVID-19, but in general, these exercises help expand your lungs to full capacity. This means by improving your lung health, you could be in a better place to fight an infection or illness, including COVID-19.
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The US hit a somber milestone with more COVID-19 deaths than any other country. As the COVID-19 infection is spreading continuously, here are some facts that you must know about coronavirus to stay safe and healthy.
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