Health
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COVID cases are on the rise: Is this the second wave, or are we still in the first?
By Laura Castañón News at Northeastern Cases of COVID-19 are on the rise again in the United States. Is this…
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Depression more prevalent during menopause transition: Study
New York– Depression has been shown to be prevalent during menopause, affecting as many as 70 per cent of women…
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The challenges the medical community is facing
By Puja Gupta New Delhi– The year 2020 belongs to doctors and the healthcare workers who are risking their lives…
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Exercise increases benefits of breast milk for babies: Study
New York– Even moderate exercise during pregnancy increases a compound in breast milk that reduces a baby’s lifelong risks of…
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With Zero New Coronavirus Deaths on Tuesday, Massachusetts Marches Ahead
BOSTON– The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported zero coronavirus deaths Tuesday, June 30, 2020, in its daily coronavirus report.…
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All Travelers Arriving to Massachusetts, Including Residents Returning Home, Must Self-Quarantine for 14-Days
BOSTON – The Baker-Polito Administration announced new COVID-19 public health guidelines on travel and transportation. Effective Wednesday, July 1, all travelers…
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Healthy bites
By IANSlife New Delhi– Dry fruit continues to be one of the healthiest snacks you can munch on when hungry.…
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Pandemic threatens to veer out of control in U.S., public health experts say
By Alvin Powell The Harvard Gazette Harvard public health experts said the nation’s COVID-19 epidemic is getting “quite out of…
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Study links high BP with eye health in children
London– Young children with narrow retinal artery diameters are more likely to develop higher blood pressure while children with higher…
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Scientists decode why people can’t recall familiar names at times
New York– Most of us know that feeling of trying to retrieve a memory that does not come right away…
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