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As we are approaching Christmas Holidays, you must be prepping a pros and cons list of traveling to celebrate Christmas with your friends and family. As the COVID cases are increasing continuously, there are certain factors you must consider before planning for a trip. Before you travel If you’re planning to travel, make sure you…

Some claims are steaming up over social media that donning a face mask is very unhealthy. It lowers oxygen levels, causes carbon dioxide intoxication, and weakens the immunity system. However, the truth is they’re not depriving people of needed oxygen. According to a new study, “Masks may be unpleasant to wear, but they don’t lower…

With coronavirus cases surging in many states, you might get a call from your relative, a friend, or a colleague to inform you that they’ve got infected with the virus. Or there might be a chance that you find yourself getting a positive test for the coronavirus and wondering how to inform people about this.…

Yes, you heard it right! 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. Factors responsible for the spike in COVID-19 Here are some of…

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. As the holidays are approaching, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released some recommendations…

According to the journal JAMA Network Open, “Americans over 30 have been drinking more during the coronavirus pandemic compared to this time last year.” 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…

Just when we have gotten used to maintaining a social distance of 6 feet from each other to avoid the spread of coronavirus, a recent study published in the BMJ journal from scientists of Oxford University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology suggests that 6 feet distance may not always be enough. Researchers found that the coronavirus…

With the success of five COVID-19 vaccinations in the final stage of trials, millions of Americans will be able to get a shot to treat/ prevent COVID-19. According to the NPR reports, “Moderna, one of the companies leading the race for a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine, has made deals with other countries to sell the vaccine…

In a few months, there have been reports about people complaining about their sleep cycle.  Due to life-altering changes stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic, most of the people are complaining about sleeping issues. The pandemic’s stress and anxiety are making it difficult for people to get a sound sleep. Stress and sleep are connected –…

The COVID-19 lockdown has ushered us into summer. As states begin to reopen, schools will not resume until fall. It might be a dream come true for school kids, but the reality is harsh. In this summer break, we aren’t vacationing. We are not going to water parks or local playground. The majority of us…