Analysis: Can lockdown stop the new coronavirus variant?
There are concerns the new variant may spread too easily to be controlled by lockdown. Source link
There are concerns the new variant may spread too easily to be controlled by lockdown. Source link
A woman who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis last year says young people should not “panic” if they are told they have the condition. Danielle Thorburn, 29, from Colchester, has chronic fatigue and numbness among other symptoms. According to the MS Society, one in five people diagnosed with the condition is under the age of … Read more
Coronavirus: How soon can we expect a working vaccine? Source link
Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi will once again attempt to visit Hathras to meet the family of the rape victim. Ahead of the visit, Rahul Gandhi has said “no force can stop me” while Priyanka Gandhi has slammed the UP government and called it “morally corrupt”. In a tweet, Rahul Gandhi said on … Read more
Michael Fischman, MD, consulting doctor in occupational and environmental medicine and toxicology, Walnut Creek, CA; clinical professor of medicine, University of California, San Francisco. Denise Bender, assistant director, occupational safety and health, environmental health and safety department, University of Washington, Seattle. University of Washington: “University of Washington Guidance for Plexiglass Barriers in Support of Covid-19 … Read more
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2, 2020 (HealthDay News) — Cyberbullying is less common among teens who feel loved and supported by their parents, new research shows. The findings could be especially relevant during the coronavirus pandemic, say a team from New York University. “With remote learning replacing classroom instruction for many young people, and cellphones and social … Read more
In order to control the spread of COVID-19, infected people have to be found and isolated right as their viral loads are at or approaching this peak, and ideally, before they have the chance to infect anyone else. Source link
Image copyright Getty Images The UK government is imposing stricter regulations on the sale of laxatives, to help prevent their misuse. The drugs, designed to treat constipation, will be sold in smaller packs that carry warnings about never using laxatives for weight control. People will need to be 18 or older to buy them from … Read more