(HealthDay)—As the coronavirus pandemic wears on, it’s clear that not everyone’s on the same page when it comes to preventing
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Why you CAN'T always count on tests results
From inaccurate Covid swabs to dodgy home pregnancy kits… why you CAN’T always count on tests results From nasal swabs
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Don’t count on vitamin D to ease childhood asthma
(HealthDay)—Vitamin D supplements don’t prevent severe asthma attacks in at-risk children, according to a study that challenges previous research. “The
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Pandemic takes a toll on mental health of U.S. residents, new national survey shows
As United States residents continue to weather the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s taking a toll on their mental
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Impact of coronavirus on cancer services revealed – over 2 million people waiting for screening, tests and treatments
COVID-19 has placed a huge strain on cancer services in the UK. It’s been felt in all areas of cancer
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Is not to save: Top virologist Kekulé’s criticism of Drosten-study
After the dispute between the “image”newspaper and the Top virologist Christian Drosten smolders still, there is now a new Row
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Emerging evidence on genetics of schizophrenia raises hopes for new treatment targets
In recent years, genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have identified many different genetic variants associated with schizophrenia. These genetic discoveries raise
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Coronavirus may be increasing risk of stroke – doctors on the frontline witness new pattern
Just as Arvind was heading home after a long day as the consultant on call, his phone began to ring.
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Dr MARTIN SCURR's advice on dealing with a very whiffy problem
Help! I have developed body odour in my 50s: Dr MARTIN SCURR’s advice on dealing with a very whiffy problem
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Food allergy may be underdiagnosed in children on Medicaid
Prevalence of food allergy among Medicaid-enrolled children across the U.S. was substantially lower (0.6 percent), compared to previous national estimates
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