Health

New Side Effect: COVID-19 Patients Suffer Tooth Loss, Anecdotal Evidence Reveals

Tooth loss is seen as another side effect of having COVID-19, according to anecdotal evidence. Tooth loss is seen as another side effect of having COVID-19, according to anecdotal evidence.
Fauci Says It Could Be ‘Months’ Before School-Age Children Get COVID-19 Vaccine

Fauci Says It Could Be 'Months' Before School-Age Children Get COVID-19 Vaccine

Dr. Anthony Fauci said on Sunday that the COVID-19 vaccine will likely be unavailable for school-age children for "months."
Stomach ache

Tell-Tale Signs If Your Stomach Problems May Actually Be COVID-19

Stomach problems are known as some of the first signs of COVID-19 but with the overindulgence that came with Thanksgiving, it may be hard to know if you were just overly stuffed or you caught the coronavirus.
United Airlines Starts Shipping Pfizer’s COVID-19 Vaccine to Distribution Centers

United Airlines Starts Shipping Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine to Distribution Centers

United Airlines Holdings Inc. began charter flights to send doses of Pfizer and BioNTech's COVID-19 vaccine, ahead of approval from regulators.
Frontline Essential Workers, People Over 75 Next in Line for Vaccine – CDC Panel

CDC Advisers to Decide Next Week on Who Gets COVID-19 Vaccine First

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) advisers had called an emergency meeting for Tuesday to discuss who should be the first to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
COVID-19 Pandemic Pushes Debate Over Driver's Licenses for Undocumented Workers

COVID-19 Pandemic Pushes Debate Over Driver's Licenses for Undocumented Workers

Essential workers kept food supplies moving from farms to supermarkets and took care of the elderly in nursing homes. However, thousands of them are undocumented immigrants who choose to risk driving without a license to keep their jobs.
Hispanic and Latino Americans Are More Likely to Have Type 2 Diabetes: CDC

Hispanic and Latino Americans Are More Likely to Have Type 2 Diabetes: CDC

Hispanic and Latino Americans are more likely to have diabetes than non-Hispanic whites, according to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) study.

Trump Says COVID-19 Vaccine Deliveries to Begin Next Week

President Donald Trump told U.S. troops on Thursday that the coronavirus vaccine's delivery would begin next week.
Baking Soda: Is it Safe and Effective for Weight Loss?

Baking Soda: Is it Safe and Effective for Weight Loss?

Here are the things you need to know about the effects of using baking soda for weight loss. Baking soda is a household item commonly used for baking and treating indigestion.
Kojic Acid Soap: Is it Better Than Cream, What are the Best to Buy in the Market

Kojic Acid Soap: Is it Better Than Cream? What is the Best to Buy in the Market

Here are the difference of a kojic acid soap and cream and the best soap you may try to use to prove its result.
Pain in Dogs: Warning Signs You Shouldn't Ignore & How to Relieve Them

Pain in Dogs: Warning Signs You Shouldn't Ignore & How to Relieve Them

What's the first thing you do when you start experiencing pain? Perhaps, your natural instinct is to pop a painkiller and hope that it gets better. If the pain persists, you'll try to find its underlying cause and then consult a doctor to get it treated. The good thing is that you can explain your symptoms and be vocal about the distress the pain is causing you.

One-Third of Parents Believe Family Thanksgiving Gathering Worth the COVID-19 Risk, New Poll Shows

A national poll on family Thanksgiving gatherings revealed that parents think meeting with extended family is important to children.
Mouthwash Can Kill Coronavirus in 30 Seconds, New Study Suggests

Mouthwash Can Kill Coronavirus in 30 Seconds, New Study Suggests

Mouthwash could be a part of people's daily routine to fight the coronavirus after a study suggested it could combat the virus in 30 seconds.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Holds Coronavirus Press Briefing

DeSantis Extends Mask Mandate Suspension in Florida, Critics Call It 'Killing Spree'

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis extended his order that suspended any mask mandate enforcement from taking place in all local governments across the Sunshine State.
Reviewing Your Rights Against Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect

Reviewing Your Rights Against Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect

Elder laws protect all seniors and their assets. This includes protection for seniors living in a nursing home facility. In these settings, there is a higher probability that the senior is neglected or abused by a staff member. The most common reason for these heinous crimes is understaffing and a failure to screen the workers thoroughly. Since nursing care facilities struggle to find workers, the administrators don't complete proper screening during the hiring process and more seniors are abused each day. Reviewing the senior's rights against abuse and neglect shows the family what to do if these circumstances emerge.
Here's How You Can Have a Memorable Thanksgiving Amid Pandemic

Here's How You Can Have a Memorable Thanksgiving Amid Pandemic

Thanksgiving this year is going to be different for many families across the country. (Photo : Karolina Grabowska/Pexels) Thanksgiving this year is going to be different for many families across the country.
CDC Eyeing Shorter Pandemic Quarantine Restrictions

CDC Eyeing Shorter Pandemic Quarantine Restrictions

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is considering imposing a shorter amount of time in quarantine for people who may have been exposed to the COVID-19 pandemic.
This How COVID-19 Could End by Christmas, Study Reveals

This is How COVID-19 Could End by Christmas, Study Reveals

Researchers revealed that frequent rapid testing could significantly end the COVID-19 pandemic by Christmas.
10 Best Carbohydrate Sources for Runners

10 Best Carbohydrate Sources for Runners

What runners eat and how much it directly affects how they run, and how effective their workouts are. Let's find out in this article.
COVID-19 Test

UCSF and Latino Task Force Launches Free COVID-19 Tests

The UCSF and Latino Task Force launched the COVID-19 test on Sunday. The test was intended for the minority group who wanted to be tested for the virus.