Health

Face Shields Offer Less Protection, New Study Finds

A new study finds that face shields and face masks with exhalation valves offer less protection against COVID-19 and may put one's health at risk.
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Apple Installs COVID-19 Contact Tracing Feature Into iOS 13.7

Apple released iOS 13.7 on Tuesday, adding support for their new exposure system that can be used for COVID-19 contact tracing.
Herd immunity

Should We Rely on Herd Immunity? Here's What to Know

Herd immunity has become a controversial topic after months of the U.S.'s efforts to limit the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
CDC Director Dr. Robert R. Redfield

CDC to States: Be Ready for COVID-19 Vaccines by November 1

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) urged state health officials to be ready for the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines by November or late October.

Glued to Your Phone? Study Says You May Have This Disorder

Phones have been a part of everyday life now, especially in the age of the internet. But finding yourself feeling anxious because your phone died or when you left your house at home could be a disorder.
COVID-19 public health campaign

COVID-19 Public Health Campaign to Be Launched. Who Will Be Included?

A COVID-19 public health campaign worth $250 million is being considered to be introduced to the public, said Department of Health and Human Services.

Coronavirus Vaccine Effort Led by WHO but US Won't Join

The coronavirus vaccine effort led by the World Health Organization (WHO) will not be working with the U.S., the White House said Tuesday.

Is Olive Oil Healthier Than Vegetable Oil? Here's What We Know

Oils have always been a part of cooking practices around the world. Sometimes, these are used to add flavors to sauces.
California Central Valley Farming Communities Struggle With Drought

Port of LA, Shipping Companies Donate 75K Respiratory Masks for Farm Workers

The United Farm Workers (UFW) of America received 75,000 face masks from the Port of LA, Logistics Victory Los Angeles and CMA CGM Group on Monday.
WHO COVID-19 Pandemic

WHO Warns Countries Cannot Pretend COVID-19 Pandemic Is Over

The World Health Organization advised countries on Monday to continue enforcing safety measures to curb the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. WHO added that this includes limiting public gatherings.
Children

New Study Suggests Kids Can Carry the Virus in their Respiratory Tracts

The result of the new study suggests that kids can carry the virus in their respiratory tracts like the noses and throats for weeks even if they do not show any symptoms.
COVID-19 and the flu

Preparing for Flu Season: Can You Get COVID-19 and the Flu at the Same Time?

COVID-19 cases around still prevalent in some states across the country, particularly in California, Texas, and Florida.
Menstruation

Myths About Menstruation Everyone Should Need to Straight

Facts everyone should know about the monthly women's menstruation. (Photo : Unsplash) Menstruation or period is the normal bleeding that women experience in their lives.
Stressed Out

Signs of Deadly Health Conditions You May Not Notice

When we look for signs of deadly health conditions like heart disease and cancer, we often assume the symptoms are easy to see and are impossible to ignore. But the truth is, most of these hide in plain sight.
Coronavirus Vaccines

Coronavirus Vaccine Needs to be Administered in Two Doses, Potential Problems Seen

Coronavirus vaccine, once available, will need to be administered in two doses and stakeholders are seeing a potential problem in bringing this about.
Mother

Moms Are Not Okay: Why COVID-19 Pandemic is Worse for Mental Health of Latino Mothers

The COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a huge economic impact on the U.S. but it has also turned many people's lives upside down, affecting the mental health of many people, especially mothers.
Latin American Hospitals that Allow Dying COVID-19 Patient Visitors, Increases

Latin American Hospitals Allowing Visitors of Dying COVID-19 Patients Increases

Several Latin American hospitals have been allowing visitors of dying COVID-19 patients. Several Latin American hospitals have been allowing visitors of dying COVID-19 patients.
Nevada Man Possible First COVID-19 Reinfection in the US

Nevada Man Becomes First Case of COVID-19 Reinfection in US

A man from Nevada appears to be the first reported case of COVID-19 reinfection in the United States.

Trump Announces $750 Million Deal With Abbott Labs for Rapid COVID-19 Tests

President Donald Trump announced a deal worth $750 million with Abbott Laboratories for rapid COVID-19 tests at the Republican National Convention on Thursday night.

Wastewater Testing Prevents COVID-19 Outbreak at University of Arizona

Wastewater testing samples from the dorms on the University of Arizona campus came back positive for COVID-19, said university president, Dr. Robert Robbins.