More findings are emerging around susceptibility to COVID-19, as researchers have identified increased risks for contracting coronavirus for those with certain blood types, men who are bald, children, and first dog in US tests positive. People with blood type A+ higher likelihood of severe coronavirus symptoms, research finds People who …
Read MoreStrong strains of cannabis with high CBD content could help prevent or treat coronavirus infections, according to a study done by scientists in Canada. High hopes cannabis could prevent and treat coronavirus A study by Canadian researchers from the University of Lethbridge done in April found that at least 13 …
Read MoreA rising tide is turning against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) as a global majority has come together to support launching an independent international investigation into the origins of the coronavirus pandemic. 116 nations want international coronavirus pandemic investigation In a regularly scheduled virtual meeting that brought together 194 member …
Read MoreThere are three new developments with the novel coronavirus that is raising concerns after separate studies reveal a more contagious strain, a mystery illness in children, and traces of COVID-19 in the semen of male survivors. New strain of coronavirus more contagious than original, study A strain of the novel …
Read MoreWe’re all ready to get back to normal–but experts warn that we need to patient. Rushing back into our normal routines could lead a coronavirus rebound, erasing any good we’ve done by staying home. Multiple models show that the death toll will only continue to rise in the United States …
Read MoreBowing to pressure from President Trump, along with public protests in states including North Carolina and Wisconsin, the timeline to “reopen” the economy is now on a fast track. When will your state declare itself open for business? Find out below. Trump’s Plan for ‘Opening Up America Again’ Social distancing …
Read MoreIf you’ve been to the grocery store in the last month, you’ve doubtlessly seen empty shelves and freezer cases. In modern-day America, such sights are completely unprecedented. It’s hard not to recall the Soviet-era grocery stores with long lines and little to buy. Toilet paper is, of course, nowhere to …
Read MoreWe’re all feeling the stress of the coronavirus. But this isn’t the first time the world has faced a pandemic. Between 1918 and 1920, a deadly flu epidemic killed millions around the globe. When it reached America, two leaders in major cities on opposite sides of the country had drastically …
Read MoreThe last time we checked in on the Coronavirus, it had just started to spread beyond China. Unfortunately, any hope that the outbreak might blow over is ended as the virus continues to infect new victims across the globe. As cities–or entire countries, in the case of Italy–go into lockdown, …
Read MoreThe confirmed death toll from the coronavirus is now 427, with a total of 20,000 cases around the globe. Despite the best efforts of the World Health Organization, the deadly virus has spread beyond the epicenter of Wuhan, China, to more than 25 countries. Here’s what you need to know. …
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