Category: healthcare

Are Republicans Risking Public Health And Wellness For Political Edge?

With the World Health Organization comparing COVID-19 to the Spanish Flu and announcing the worst is yet to come, Texas politicians need to show solidarity for the health and wellness of voters in upcoming elections. That means something has to give.

Coronavirus May More Severely Affect Pregnant People, According To Research

A report by the CDC has found that pregnant people infected by Covid-19 are more likely to suffer complications. The organization detailed that pregnant people are more likely to be hospitalized, need ICU care and more likely to receive mechanical vent…

This New Flu Virus Has ‘Pandemic Potential,’ Here Are 7 Reasons Why

This novel influenza virus strain has been circulating among the swine population in China and has infected humans.

Light Kills Coronavirus. Here’s How It Could Help Beat COVID-19

Scientists are studying how UV light in sunshine can be used to inactivate Coronavirus.

We’re Making Exciting Progress In Developing Covid-19 Drugs

Drugs specifically designed to prevent and treat Covid-19 are urgently needed. The good news is they are on their way.

Ultrasound And Microbubbles: An Unusual Approach To Fighting Cancer

Most people associate cancer treatment with having to take chemotherapy drugs, or be exposed to radiation, often accompanied by unpleasant side effects. But what if we could use non-invasive ultrasound and microbubbles of air to target tumors instead?

The Other Shoe Drops: Gilead’s Outrageous Pricing Of Remdesivir

This is an unreasonable price for a drug that has demonstrated little to no ability to save lives or lower viral loads in patients.

Benefits Of Exercise Could Be Passed Through Breast Milk, Says New Study

Exercise during pregnancy is generally recommended to upkeep the health of parents, staying active during and after pregnancy may pass along a lifetime of health benefits to your baby through breast milk.

You’re More Racist Than You Think: How Your Mental Biases Perpetuate Racism And How To Fix Them

What do we need to do to create lasting change and a more just society?

Supreme Court Strikes Down Louisiana Abortion Law

The ruling was 5-4, with Chief Justice John Roberts concurring in the decision.