Abstract The COVID-19 reported initially in December 2019 led to thousands and millions of people infections, deaths at a rapid scale, and a global scale. Metropolitans suffered serious pandemic problems as the built environments of metropolitans contain a large number of people in a relatively small area and allow frequent contacts to let virus spread [...]
A person’s genetic make-up can influence whether they might experience side effects from certain medications. Some laboratories now offer pharmacogenetic tests that allow patients to learn whether they carry genetic variants known to be associated with adverse drug effects. Such tests might help patients and their doctors choose safer, more effective treatments, but the U.S. [...]
Fulvic acid benefits health for some people because it is rich in nutrients like trace minerals and has a lot of compounds thought to boost our immune system health and reduce inflammatory conditions as well. But if you haven’t heard of fulvic acid, you aren’t alone. In Western societies, fulvic acid is relatively new on the [...]
Uses for sauerkraut in meals can go as far as your imagination goes, but if you are lacking inspiration when it comes to fermented foods, this post is for you. Learn how to include sauerkraut into just about any kind of mealin ways that your whole family will love. Tips included here go way beyond topping your [...]
The U.S. surgeon general says the country is ready to spring into action as soon as a coronavirus vaccine is approved for use — despite earlier failures in the federal government’s handling of the pandemic. Jerome Adams says he’s been in touch with production facilities and health departments across the country about what he calls [...]
California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday announced most of the state will come under a stricter set of limitations as intensive care units reach near-capacity levels with the latest surge in coronavirus cases. Regional stay-at-home orders will likely go into effect “in the next day or two” in places with less than 15% ICU availability, Newsom [...]
Sipping a cup of tea at least every other day or so may be good for your heart, according to a study published online January 9 by the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology. The study included data from more than 100,000 Chinese adults who were part of a long-term health study. The participants provided health and behavioral [...]
The head of the World Health Organization’s (WHO’s) European regional office today warned that while Europe has seen an overall decline in new COVID-19 cases over the past 3 weeks, the situation is not improving everywhere on the continent. WHO Regional Director for Europe Hans Henri Kluge, MD, MPH, said in an update that although there has been a slight [...]
The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic took grip of the US 2 decades into an accelerating overdose crisis that caused more than 70 000 deaths in 2019 alone.1 Front-line health care professionals and officials have sounded the alarm that the social and economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic may impede efforts to flatten the overdose curve.1,2 However, the [...]
Abstract We report an outbreak of coronavirus disease with 74 cases related to a nightclub in Germany in March 2020. Staff members were particularly affected (attack rate 56%) and likely caused sustained viral transmission after an event at the club. This outbreak illustrates the potential for superspreader events and corroborates current club closures. Read more [...]
