12 coffee questions you’ve always had, answered by top Nutritionist
This happens when you consume a lot of coffee, the first thing that you can do is to replace it with drinks that are more hydrating like infused water, green…
Bengaluru stampede: Can fans be blamed? Should RCB be absolved of negligence? All questions answered
In the aftermath of any tragic event, the favourite pastime in our country becomes the blame game. And that's exactly what is happening after the Bengaluru stampede as well. With…
Measles outbreak: Your questions answered
Cases are rising across England, with health officials encouraging people to get vaccinated. Source link
Child Covid vaccinations: Your questions answered
Image source, Getty ImagesChildren aged between five and 11 in England will be offered a low-dose Covid vaccine, the government says.Northern Ireland has said it will also follow Wales and…
Your Covid vaccine concerns answered
Over half of the world’s population has received at least one dose of a Covid vaccine. Supply is still a big problem, especially in poorer countries where less than 10%…
Omicron and boosters: Your questions answered
Many countries have started to roll out fresh restrictions to limit the spread of the Omicron coronavirus variant and BBC World News viewers have been sending in questions about the…
COVID Vaccine for Kids Ages 5 to 11: Top Questions Answered
The CDC on Tuesday gave the green light for this age group to get a Pfizer shot, which marks the first COVID-19 vaccine available for children under 12 years old.…
COVID-19 Booster Shots: Top Questions Answered
Sept. 24, 2021 -- The FDA and the CDC this week announced that certain groups of people at high risk for serious COVID-19 infection can now get a booster dose…
How Breast Cancer Really Affects Your Sex Life: Your Questions Answered
Sexual side effects during or after breast cancer are common—and not so fun to deal with. And when you’re ready, it’s something you can tackle together with your partner.Here, sexual…
Your questions about vaccines and periods answered
Some people who have had the coronavirus vaccine have said they've since had a heavier or delayed period.But experts say this is nothing to worry about, as our immune system…