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Ohio, Texas, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Oklahoma are currently battling litigation regarding the allowance of abortion during the pandemic.
Consuming caffeine up to 300 mg is safe for pregnant women according to the World Health Organisation (WHO).
Farmers markets and local farms have now moved online as supply chains have been disrupted. People can now directly order food from them.
Here are healthy ways to snack in isolation.
The six-week plan is aimed at consuming 70 percent plant-based food and 30 percent lean meat.
The FDA has approved phase 2 of Moderna's clinical trial to further test their promising vaccine candidate called mRNA-1273.
As the world starts to flood more interest in alternative protein food sources, a food company aims to meet the demand by launching the first-ever vegan spam.
A new study found that consuming fish greatly improved cognitive function and prevented cognitive decline.
If cooked a certain way, fish skin can give provide plenty of nutrients.
Nordstrom has launched its new affordable face masks in an effort to help address the growing shortage of protective gear in the U.S. amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
A new study revealed that it is important to train medical professionals on how to effectively remove PPE.
If your stomach starts to act up during this uncertain time, here are a few supplements you can keep in your medicine cabinet to ease stomach trouble.