A method for fast, cheap, yet accurate testing for COVID-19 infection has been developed by a team of researchers. The
New Covid-19 testing method developed by Sweden is cheaper, faster and accurate
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Study: Most with COVID-19 will develop symptoms
A new meta-analysis from PLOS Medicine is casting doubt on the theory that 50 percent of those with COVID-19 are asymptomatic, showing that four out
The hidden sign of COVID on your lips – how to find your risk of coronavirus in your mouth
COVID-19 is an infectious disease that has been confirmed in more than 30 million people across the world. If you
Researchers hypothesize coronavirus immunity from dengue exposure
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Face masks: Check out which coverings offer sufficient protection and which do not work against Covid-19
While the hunt for a vaccine against the novel coronavirus continues, researchers across the world have been evaluating the best
Kissing Booth 2 star Taylor Zakhar Perez’ latest fitness post is all about forest bathing, flaunting chiseled body
Leaving fans smitten with his sizzling performance in Netflix’s Kissing Booth 2, actor Taylor Zakhar Perez knows how to keep
Tara Sutaria’s home yoga session is all about cobra and wheel poses, Milap Zaveri takes a dig
Adding new challenges to fans workout session, Bollywood diva Tara Sutaria gave them a glimpse of her intense morning Yoga
Meditation, music, and the Mediterranean diet: How Rita Wilson stays healthy after being hospitalized with the coronavirus
Actress and singer-songwriter Rita Wilson is committed to a healthy, active lifestyle, especially because she survived breast cancer. Quarantine life
Study: Kids infected at day care spread coronavirus at home
Children who caught the coronavirus at day cares and a day camp spread it to their relatives, according to a
Study reveals antibodies against coronavirus stay in body for 60-80 days
A sero survey conducted at a leading hospital in New Delhi over five months has found that the prevalence of