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Keeping your mind and body in check - popular topics in health and medicine to maintain a long and healthy life.

The US and UK argue over the decision to approve the Pfizer vaccine
Dr. Anthony Fauci expressed doubts about Britain's decision to approve the Pfizer vaccine, later withdrawing his comments.
By Phát Nguyễn Đức5 years ago in Longevity
Pandemic
World AIDS Day is December 1. In past years, I've spent the day with friends, mourning our community, and pandemic the caused the death of elders. The reason we have so few queer role models is because when AIDS hit, the world thought we were getting what we deserved and let members of our community die. Alone. In pain. Afraid they would never be remembered. This year I spent it alone. Because I tested positive for COVID. And the reality of the situation of those men and women hit me in a whole new light. Suddenly I knew the feeling of being young and afraid. Unable to have my partner hold me and comfort me. The fear that grips your heart when you see that bold type positive. Even though you've been as careful as possible. The feeling is all too reminiscent for those of use are in a community where we do not have elders to look up to. Faceless masses lost to neglect from the systems meant to protect them but turned a blind eye.
By Shoshana5 years ago in Longevity
UK Becomes First Country To Approve Covid 19 Vaccine
It has been revealed that after long periods of testing to ensure it is safe for use in humans, The Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine has been approved for widespread use in the UK. This will offer up to 95% protection against the disease. British regulator, the MHRA, says the jab is safe to start being used from next week. That means from the week commencing 7th December, people across the UK will be able to be vaccinated and gain protection from a brand new disease that n0 one knows anything about.
By Ashish Prabhu5 years ago in Longevity
PCR Test - Some Interesting Unknown Facts About it
At present, we are in the phase of ‘returning to New Normal’! We are re-establishing our normal life and work life again progressively. Recently, the key concern of the society becomes whether a person around is infected or not with COVID-19 infection. This makes the RT-PCR test so popular in every part of the world as it can determine efficiently whether an individual is infected or not with SARS-CoV-2.
By Jack Jones5 years ago in Longevity
Drinking Water In The Morning: Advantages & Disadvantages
Water is amazing! Water is versatile us. It is the gold remarkable fluid of your body which is vital for overall health & smooth functioning of your body. It is one of the top most therapeutic remedies for any aliment. Your body is urging water when you awaken in the morning. As soon as you rise, collect & quench a glass of water & your health will be rather than refresh in more ways than you can perceive. It gives amazing advantages to you, particularly you can obtain lots of benefits when you drinking water in the morning. Start with your day with a glass of water is highly recommended & a healthy habitude that enhance your physical performance, purify your body & stave off lots of health problems according to health experts & scientists. Drinking water after you rise in the morning is a simpler way to enjoy the incredible benefits of water & boost your general comfort. You can use smart water bottle that’s remind you to drinking water in the morning.
By Oliver Jack5 years ago in Longevity
Cranial Fixation and Stabilization Market Anticipated to Grow During the Forecast Period (2019-2025)
Cranial Fixation and Stabilization Market Overview: The Global Cranial Fixation and Stabilization Market is expected to reach USD 2.29 Billion by 2025, registering a CAGR of 8.90%.
By Shubhra Ketan5 years ago in Longevity
Watch Da Virus🦠
My fellow People of the Internet, Let’s just shoot straight, or as we say in these streets let’s keep it 💯. At this point, we are all tired 😓 fed TF’ 🆙 with this here COVID-19, and can’t wait until this 💩 goes away.
By Erik DeSean Barrett5 years ago in Longevity
My Cancer Journey
As of September 2020, I have been a cancer survivor for 6 years. The day I rang the bell after my final radiation treatment (the picture is not me) felt good. I want to share my journey with you.
By Jennifer Martin5 years ago in Longevity
What Are Early Signs of Liver Damage from Alcohol?
According to experts, the liver has more than 500 types of functions in the body. Alcohol consumption reduces its capacity and workability in the body. There are several early signs of liver damage from alcohol that can be spotted and if they are left untreated; it could lead to serious health damages in the future.
By Muhammad Siraj5 years ago in Longevity
Guide To Good Posture
Slouching down in boring lectures and laying down on the sofa like a croissant while watching television is a habit that most of us carried into adulthood. Now, instead of slouching in classes, we slouch while we drive or when we are working on our computers.
By Nikhil Suresh5 years ago in Longevity
A mother's heartbreak
There is nothing worse than a sick child. That is what I had always believed, until this year when that statement was proven wrong. A sick child is truly an awful thing, but as long as you have the tools to help your child feel better at least you can do something for your child.
By Criscindy Malosh5 years ago in Longevity
The anniversary
Not funny story time. Fourteen years ago, while attending Morgan State, I was in the tv room on the first floor with a group of people (including Jeneè Young) singing and playing around with songs. We was eating some snacks and next thing you know I felt a sharp pain in my stomach. So I excused myself and went to the elevator.
By Nicole Grant5 years ago in Longevity