Every country or continent has tried to tackle the coronavirus outbreak in a different way. Regardless of what the European Union has done, most market indicators believe the euro currency will keep going up. Every major currency was expected to lower and lose some power with the crisis, but all …
Read More »1-in-3 Odds of “Massive Disaster” Worse Than The Current COVID-19 Crisis
After June 16’s rally on the better-than-expected figures of retail sales as well as the encouraging study of a certain drug to treat COVID-19 patients, the S&P 500 has rallied 40 percent from its closing low and has dropped just 8 percent from the February peak. Obviously, disasters are not …
Read More »A COVID-19 Antibody Test That Has 99.8% Accuracy and Results in 35 Minutes Was Made By UK Scientists
Good news, an antibody test for coronavirus or COVID-19 has been developed by UK scientists. According to the scientists, with this test, results will be released with an accuracy of 99.8 percentage. Edinburgh researchers at blood-screening company Quotients have created a kit to find out if persons are invulnerable to …
Read More »Viewers’ favourite Chef Fatima Ali dies at just 29
The favourite from last season of Bravo’s ‘Top Chef’ passed away on Friday after a yearlong battle fighting bone cancer. Ali publicised her illness at the end of 2017 when she posted an Instagram post after being diagnosed with Ewing’s Sarcoma, a bone cancer that affects soft tissue around the …
Read More »How the digital revolution is ruining your eyes 👀
Not to freak you out or anything, but the lights from your smartphone could be even more harmful than experts previously thought. We already knew that the blue light from your smartphones, tablets, and laptops can disrupt your sleep cycle. Recently, a study found a connection between blue light and …
Read More »E-Health In Action: Incorporating Automation Systems In Chronic Care Facilities To Improve Healthcare
Most chronic illnesses are non-communicable. However, 70% of the world’s mortality rate occurs due to long-term non-communicable diseases. Nations from all around the globe have been trying for decades to find solutions to help cater to the needs of the fast-growing number of patients with chronic illnesses. Chronic care facilities …
Read More »Indivior Puts Up Restraining Order: Stopping SUBOXONE Production
In a recent altercation among events that transpired between Indivior and Dr. Reddy’s, the company successfully issued a temporary restraining order against the Indian-based “group” for their distribution of SUBOXONE, or rather their purported production of it. The patented work is speculated to have been put under production which may …
Read More »STDs Stigma Dying Down Due To Its Prevalence
As humankind evolves, so do various viruses, bacteria, and other microscopic beings that become catalysts for diseases. Furthermore, the diseases pose threats to the human race which affect millions of lives and cost economies billions of dollars. Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) cover one of the most significant sectors of dominant …
Read More »Smoking Is Deemed One Of The Leading Causes Of Poor Indoor Air Quality
The indoors is one of the most secure places a person could stay. One considers their house as a place of relaxation and solitude. However, poor indoor air quality could ruin the security and tranquility of your home. Many factors affect indoor air quality. One of these is the toxins and …
Read More »Smartphone Addiction Leads To Poor Face-To-Face Social Interaction, Research Says
The digital age has made socializing easier for people. Using social media and messaging apps gave individuals the opportunity to reach even the farthest distances. However, it also separates members of the society from the real world, says research. In today’s status quo, smartphone addiction affects teenagers the most considering …
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