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How Often Should You Clean Your Earbuds
Jan 12, 2021
A Brief History Of EarbudsFrom as early as the start of the nineteenth century, earbuds have been around as a go-to device for projecting audio output. Earbuds exist in a wide variety taking many forms, from In-Ear Headphones/Monitors, the Classic Earbuds, and the Ear-Hook earbuds. However, before this assortment we enjoy today was available,...
Read MoreTips for Managing Depression & Anxiety During The Pandemic
Jan 12, 2021
Prior to the news of COVID-19, many people couldn't have imagined that almost a year of social distancing and quarantine would've become the new normal. Due to a sudden unfolding of events, quite a few individuals have been tasked with the job of adjusting to a different way of living. This can be especially hard for those who are...
Read MoreWhere You Live May Determine Which COVID-19 Vaccine You Get
Jan 11, 2021
According to the experts, the COVID-19 vaccine you receive is most likely dependent on the area you live in and the medical facility providing the vaccine. The Pfizer vaccine must be stored at colder temperatures than the Moderna. This means the majority of rural areas and smaller facilities will probably be using the Moderna vaccine.Most...
Read MoreAll Potential COVID-19 Vaccines Must Pass These FDA Requirements
Oct 28, 2020
A COVID-19 vaccine is big news right now. Politicians like President Donald Trump are pushing for a vaccine to be approved by November 3rd. This has caused worries about whether these vaccines will be tested thoroughly enough. Even an expedited vaccine or one given an emergency approval will still have to meet certain FDA requirements before they...
Read MoreNew Procedure Could Eliminate the Need for Insulin In Majority of Type 2 Diabetics
Oct 28, 2020
Diabetes is a serious metabolic disease in which the body's blood sugar levels are not correctly controlled. There are two types of this condition, Type 1 and Type 2. Type 1 is also known as juvenile diabetes. It typically appears in childhood, often well before the age of 10. It's possible for adults to get Type 1 diabetes, too, but this...
Read More1 in 5 Coronavirus Infections Are Asymptomatic But Still Contagious
Oct 28, 2020
Unless you’re experiencing a cough, trouble breathing, fever or chills, you may think you’re in the clear as far as coronavirus for the time being. Think again– did you know that as many as one in five coronavirus infections are asymptomatic, but still contagious? This means that you can have coronavirus without feeling sick at...
Read MoreWhy You Need To Drink More Water As You Get Older
Oct 28, 2020
The body, if not well taken care of, can be a host to various health problems. That is why hydration is vital as you get older to help regulate body temperature. It also helps prevent you from contracting or suffering from diseases easily.Clean water is a very efficient source of energy for your body. One key to aging gracefully is having a healthy...
Read MoreWhat We Can Learn From The Southern Hemisphere’s Flu Season
Oct 7, 2020
The 2020-21 flu season begins in October for nations in the Northern Hemisphere following the conclusion of the influenza season in the South. The question on the lips of many experts as the flu season in the north begins is, how will COVID-19 and the lockdown measures that have been put in place work out? Many medical experts have been discussing...
Read MoreResearch on Division of Rheumatoid Arthritis into Two Types
Oct 7, 2020
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic autoimmune disease that remains a challenge to manage for both doctors and their patients for years. They have faced the challenge as more research on ways to manage its symptoms and progression is underway. However, recent studies in treatment and medications have brought about positive results and quality of...
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