A German Exception? Why the Country’s Coronavirus Death Rate Is Low
The pandemic has hit Germany hard, with more than 92,000 people infected. But the percentage of fatal cases has been remarkably low compared to those in many neighboring countries.
They...
WHO: 10 Ways to Protect Against the Coronavirus
The World Health Organization offered advice that
included 10 tips for protecting against catching and spreading the virus.
The recommendations – 10 of them – come after the
organization raised its global...
What are the Types of Depression?
People with depression experience distinct periods —
lasting at least 2 weeks — of sadness, low energy, and loss of interest in
things that they once enjoyed. People sometimes refer to...
Measles Makes Your Immune System’s Memory Forget Defenses Against Other Illnesses
New research shows the virus can have devastating effects on the immune
system that persist much longer than the illness itself.
Measles is far more dangerous than most people realize, new...
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Meat’s Bad for You! No, It’s Not! How Experts See Different Things in the Data
Researchers are in another fight about food.
This week the Annals of Internal Medicine published studies arguing that
eating red meat poses minimal health risks for most people, and that even...
Study: C-Section Tied to Higher Risk of Autism
Children born via cesarean section may be more likely to develop autism
and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, a new analysis indicates.
Reviewing earlier data encompassing more than 20 million births in...
