Combatting the coronavirus in 2021 will be more challenging in 2020 due to new mutations, according to an official from the World Health Organization. While current vaccines should be effective against new mutations, recently discovered strains are said to be far more infectious than the original. New coronavirus mutations have been found in the UK, …
President Trump headed to Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Saturday for his first rally since March, at a time when coronavirus US cases are spiking again at a frightening rate. On Friday, the US reported its highest number of coronavirus cases since May 1. Likewise, the World Health Organization warned on Friday that the coronavirus pandemic is …
Dr. Anthony has now weighed in on the World Health Organization’s coronavirus update from Monday, during which one WHO official said that the asymptomatic spread of the virus is “very rare.” That’s incorrect, according to Fauci. This comes as the latest numbers from Johns Hopkins University show that almost 7.3 million cases of the virus …
The World Health Organization now recommends that the general public should wear face masks during the coronavirus pandemic, and even describes what the masks should look like. According to the WHO, the “ideal” non-medical face mask has at least 3 layers. The WHO also explains which types of fabric have the greatest filtration efficiency. Confusion …
The World Health Organization kicked up a firestorm on Monday regarding the coronavirus, and specifically, how it’s transmitted — with the WHO asymptomatic spread comments causing some people to wonder if we’ve overreacted to COVID-19. One WHO official said the asymptomatic spread of the virus is “very rare,” which implied that the coronavirus lockdowns may …
The World Health Organization on Friday issued updated guidance related to the use of face masks in fighting the coronavirus pandemic. The organization now says that, when social distancing isn’t possible outside the home, all of us should be wearing a face mask in public. Moreover, the organization now says that people over age 60, …
The World Health Organization warns that a “second peak” of novel coronavirus infections could come right behind the first if countries relax lockdown and social distancing measures too quickly. While infection rates are down in some countries, many regions are still on the rise. There is still a possibility of a second wave in the …
The World Health Organization says there’s no concrete evidence that being infected with COVID-19 makes you immune from it in the future. Individuals with viral antibodies may be protected for certain lengths of time, but we still don’t know for certain if that’s the case. Programs that would give people ‘immunity passes’ would fail if …
Hearing that you’ve contracted a sexually transmitted infection is obviously not great news, but it’s a reality for up to a million people every single day. A new report from the World Health Organization emphasizes the insanely high rate of new STI diagnoses while urging sexually active individuals to put their health and the wellbeing …
Do you ever just feel totally burned out? I don’t mean the run-of-the-mill exhausted feeling we all endure from time to time, I mean really, really burned out? Most of us assume that a feeling of “burn-out” is just one of the many pleasures of modern lives, juggling work, family, friends, and other responsibilities, but …
