Surgical masks, when worn by infected people, may prevent COVID-19 from spreading through respiratory droplets and aerosols shed by coughing and sneezing.
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According to a recent release this Monday, the developers and makers behind the hit video game “Plague, Inc.” are reportedly donating an amount of $250,000 towards efforts to combat the growing...
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In a new but unsurprising research, a study finds that the majority of American children are still eating diets that are of poor quality, even though the amount of kids that are eating more fruits...
Anxiety regarding the COVID-19 has made people turn to mental health apps for help.
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A study predicts that if public restrictions fail, the novel coronavirus may affect more people and cause hundreds of thousands of deaths in the U.S. and other affected countries.
According to a news release, it seems like world-famous fast food chain McDonald’s is joining the green movement since the franchise reportedly decided to no longer put hard plastic toys in its...
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, a man from Colorado that's scheduled for a liver transplant was reportedly put on hold for at least two weeks, reducing his chance of survival.
Netizens slammed Facebook early this week after the company's automated moderation tool removed posts containing legitimate news articles about the novel coronavirus.