Protection from cardiovascular events by fish oil? Heart attacks and strokes each year cost many lives. A statistical analysis has now shown that the use of high-purity fish oil heart attacks, strokes and other adverse cardiovascular can avoid events. In the current investigation of the University of California, Irvine, it…
Gene mutation enhances cognitive flexibility in mice, study suggests
Researchers at the National Institutes of Health have discovered in mice what they believe is the first known genetic mutation to improve cognitive flexibility—the ability to adapt to changing situations. The gene, KCND2, codes for a protein that regulates potassium channels, which control electrical signals that travel along neurons. The…
Bayern in the Virus crisis: the free state imposed a country-wide output restrictions
The case of a disaster, and output restrictions now apply in the free state of Bavaria to fight against the spread of the Coronavirus. What is the cost of it, if you are in breach of the rules and all the measures of the Bavarian government at a Glance. Output…
Your Fitness Tracker Might Play An Important Role In Tracking COVID-19 Symptoms
Since it’s still difficult to get tested for COVID-19, people are getting creative when it comes to self-diagnosing. For some, that’s included looking to their fitness tracker for early signs of illness. “I had a sudden onset of fever and fatigue like I’ve never experienced,” one 37-year-old Whoop user based…
France extends stay-at-home order until at least April 15: PM
France extended its stay-at-home order for all non-essential employees, as well as widespread business closures, until at least April 15 in an effort to curtail the coronavirus outbreak, Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said Friday. “In agreement with the president, today I’m announcing the renewal of the confinement period for two…
Weight gain may reduce risk of breast cancer before menopause
New research has found that women who gain weight in early adulthood are at a decreased risk of breast cancer before menopause. A new study, which features in the International Journal of Cancer, has found that women who gain weight from early adulthood are at a reduced risk of developing…
4 tips for eating well from your freezer during a coronavirus quarantine, according to nutritionists
Many people are stocking up on food to reduce grocery trips while self-isolating, to help prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus. According to nutritionists, your freezer can be a helpful tool for storing healthy foods like whole grain bread, fruits, veggies, and pre-made meals like soup, chili, sauce, and…
COVID-19: What is important now is to stay healthy – Naturopathy naturopathy specialist portal
COVID-19: Can we do something to prevent this? Every day there are countless new horror stories on the subject of Coronavirus. This can lead to the fact that we feel at the mercy of the threat posed by the new disease helpless. However, there are some things we can do…
Single-patient isolation and transport system could help tackle the coronavirus outbreak
Infectious diseases are a leading cause of death worldwide. Increased efforts to combat COVID-19 and other recent outbreaks like Ebola and Middle East respiratory syndrome cases have highlighted the challenges involved with patient logistics. Enter the EU-funded EpiShuttle 2.0 project that has launched its eponymous solution: a hard-top polycarbonate, reusable…
Three countries have kept coronavirus in check; here’s how they did it
Vietnam. South Korea. Taiwan. All three countries are placed uncomfortably close to China, the initial epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic that’s now swept across the world. But they also have one other thing in common: They’ve each managed to contain their COVID-19 infections, preventing the new coronavirus from reaching epidemic…