There’s a new strain of coronavirus that’s taking over the world
According to a new study published in Science, researchers from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the University of Wisconsin-Madison have provided...
Health Care
Health care involves the maintenance and improvement of an individual’s physical and mental well-being through the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of illness and disease.
Whole pandemic’s coronavirus would ‘almost fit on a teaspoon’, statistician claims
The total amount of coronavirus infecting people around the world would fit in just one teaspoon, it has been claimed. TV mathematician Matt Parker says...
Tell us what you think about coronavirus vaccine – and when we’ll get back to normal
The potential for a coronavirus vaccine in the UK within weeks has sparked great hope – and we want to know what Mirror readers think...
How Long Do Novel Coronavirus Symptoms Last?
As more cases of the new coronavirus are diagnosed throughout the U.S. (currently, there are 163,539 confirmed or presumptively positive cases of the illness known...
A Yoga Sequence for Deep Hip Opening
Find release through awareness and use of the hips. Try this sweet yoga sequence from Sonima and Dawn Feinberg to go inward and invite new...
8 Best Healthy Replacements for Refined Sugar
Sugar is the biggest culprit when it comes to weight gain, obesity, tooth decay, high blood pressure, heart diseases and so on. Sounds like all...
8 Things Every Pregnant Woman Wants to Hear
During these seven months of pregnancy, I have read so many things that every pregnant woman does not want you to say or do. I...
Safe Workout, Fitness Tips for Pregnant Women
One of the biggest stereotypes in our society is that pregnant women should avoid anything strenuous but keeping fit during the nine months is one...
Is High Blood Pressure Always Bad? Why Doctors Take Hypertension So Seriously
Whether you’ve been diagnosed with prehypertension or your health care provider believes you may have high blood pressure, it’s tempting to write it off as “no big...
Here’s the Best Way to Check for Breast Cancer at Home
Most doctors don’t recommend yearly mammograms until you’re at least 40. It can be younger if you have a history of the disease, but it’s...