Health
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‘An alert study on the diurnal behavior of malaria mosquitoes’ – Central African Republic
“Daytime mosquito predation has long been neglected. Researchers from the Institute of Research for Development in Bangui – Central African…
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Netizens unite against Amber Heard and want to boycott her next film
It was THE trial of the year. Johnny Depp sued his ex-wife for defamation. The actress had indeed declared in…
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Vitamin D – an effective treatment against Covid-19
“We learned fairly quickly during the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic that SARS-CoV2 causes dysregulation of the renin-angiotensin system…
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Monkeypox – 1,000 cases reported worldwide, WHO fears virus will settle in non-endemic countries
There is a real risk that the monkeypox virus will take hold in non-endemic countries, with 1,000 cases already reported,…
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Global COVID-19 cases cross 529.4 million
Infections have been reported in more than 210 countries The global COVID-19 case tally reached 529.4 million with 6,709,957 deaths…
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Coronavirus: more than two-thirds of the world’s population has antibodies to Covid-19
More than two-thirds of the world’s population probably has a significant amount of COVID-19 antibodies, either after vaccination or natural…
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British monkeypox cases rise to 225
The UK Health Security Agency has detected 15 new cases of monkeypox in England. The United Kingdom Health Security Agency…
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A tricks to reduce cholesterol levels naturally
Besides drugs and conventional medical practices, there are natural and effective methods to lower cholesterol levels. In this article, we…
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The benefits of walking backwards, according to this scientist
What if we walked… backwards? In a scientific article published recently, a researcher presents the benefits of walking backwards. According…
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Your Food System is your dirst weapon against Coronavirus
A team of researchers found that a person’s diet determines his risk of contracting the coronavirus and the severity of…
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