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COVID-19 and the flu spread through similar mechanisms, so it's not surprising that
Most study participants said they would want to take psilocybin again.
Lockdown relaxation is leading to a new wave of infections in Europe.
This could complement medical workforce and act as a failsafe mechanism.
Cheat meals are not as bad for you as you might think.
"Dark" personality traits might be impeding pandemic efforts, but the overall picture is far more complex.
A flimsy argument against face coverings gets a serious blow.
For the love of god, just wear the mask on your *whole* face.
A vaccine against COVID-19 is urgently needed if we’re to stop the virus spreading and prevent potentially millions of further deaths. We’re now one step closer to that goal. We have published early results from our clinical trial of the vaccine ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 (also known as AZD1222), designed by the University of Oxford and developed […]
We have to deal with wildlife trade and the destruction of forests -- then we could prevent the next pandemic at a fraction of the cost.
Scientists have detected a decrease in vibrations caused by human activity.
Emotionally, older adults seem to fare better -- at least in one study
It can detect cancer before it's even cancer, researchers say.
The larger is the awareness, the better are the results
Falafel? I'll take two, please.
As is so often the case, it's hard to reconcile nutritional studies -- but biotin seems to have its uses.
There’s more to gum disease than just bad breath.
When patients only report light respiratory problems, cases tended to be less severe.
The vaccine developed by Oxford University and AstraZeneca produced antibodies against the coronavirus.
Children between the ages of 10 and 19 can also spread the coronavirus, researchers from South Korea write.
The researchers think that the brain adapts to the new color signals thanks to the glasses.
Such a coating can be helpful both in public and in our homes.
Omega-3 fatty acids have been associated with less brain shrinkage at old age.
Researchers hope to completely sequence the other 23 chromosomes by the end of the year.
That's a new one for robots.
As far as mosquitoes go, fewer ladies is ideal.
Our food preferences could be rooted in our genes.
Japan already issued recommandations to avoid cramped spaces, crowded areas and close conversation.
More colors is always a good thing -- especially for those who didn't yet get to enjoy them.
The UK has free, universal healthcare, and this shows.
Unemployment makes people stressed, and angry -- music reflects that.
Some make it seem like protecting the economy comes at odds with human health. But that's not the case -- early lockdowns help both.
It's not helping anyone.
No sign of things slowing down in the most affected countries.
Desk jobs might not always be fun, but they could be healthy.
This century-old vaccine could have a protective effect against COVID-19, these researchers claim.
Therapy such as smell-training might be needed to help restore the senses.
The team believes most of these symptoms are caused by our immune response, not the virus.
For better or worse, money is increasingly the source of happiness.
Sleeping sickness is on the brink of eradication thanks to international efforts.
This suggests that herd immunity cannot be reached without unacceptable human loss.
Good air is key for a good, healthy body.
This was especially true for those who live with others, have a child and are between 30 and 59 years old.
The strain doesn't seem to increase disease severity, though.
Absence of symptoms does not necessarily mean absence of harm.
The researchers advise people stay clear of fireworks smoke, especialy children.
The non-invasive light therapy only improves vision in older patients, typically over the age of 40.
The study underscores the importance of widescale testing in communities.
Because topical CBD interacts with the body differently from products taken orally, effects could vary wildly.
The virus can be transmitted from pigs to humans, but not between humans. No reason to panic yet.
