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November Nighttime: Bats Hold Clues in Preventing the Next Pandemic

The Animal That Holds the Next Pandemic

Dec 14, 2020 PM EST

To prevent another pandemic from taking place, Brazilian researchers focus on bats to find clues and preventive methods.
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Understanding How Vaccines Work in the Body

Dec 08, 2020 AM EST

Having second thoughts on taking vaccines? Here's how it works.
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COVID-19? It Might Be Stomach Flu; Difference Between the Two

Dec 03, 2020 AM EST

Having fear if you have COVID-19 or Viral Gastroenteritis? Here are some of the manifestations that you need to spot on.
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Research Reveals, Alteration of the Body's Response to Viruses Caused by E-Cigarettes

Nov 17, 2020 AM EST

Research from the University of North Carolina shows a connection of the body's immune response impairment to e-cigarette use.
MD News Daily - Brazil Faces New Health Epidemic As Mosquito-Borne Zika Virus Spreads Rapidly

Is the Pandemic Affecting the Number of Dengue Cases in Certain Countries? Here’s What a New Study Finds

Oct 30, 2020 AM EDT

Scientists presenting in PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases have found that COVID-19 has resulted in a substantial rise in dengue infections in Thailand. However, no change is detected in either Malaysia or Singapore.
MD News Daily - Study in Mice Reveals How a Virus May Trigger Diabetes

Study in Mice Reveals How a Virus May Trigger Diabetes

Oct 26, 2020 AM EDT

A new study done in mice has presented how an enterovirus transmitted through the intestines, known as coxsackievirus B type 4 or CVB4, "may be able to trigger diabetes" in individuals who develop the virus.
MD News Daily - Flu Vaccination In Madrid

Wrong Perception About Vaccine Components Hinder People from Getting the Flu Shot. Experts Explain the Ingredients

Oct 20, 2020 AM EDT

Wrong perceptions about vaccine components hinder people from getting the flu shot. Experts explain the ingredients and why they are safe.
MD News Daily - Researchers Find Link Between Early COVID-19 Cases in Southern California and New York

Researchers Find Link Between Early COVID-19 Cases in Southern California and New York

Oct 09, 2020 AM EDT

A recent Cedars-Sinai study said, Most COVID-19 patients in Southern California during the early months of COVID-19 seemed to have been infected by a variation of SARS-CoV-2 virus to the said region from New York State, not directly from China, but v..
MD News Daily - Bristol Researchers Discover a Ground-Breaking Way To Stop the Virus in Its Tracks

Bristol Researchers Make Discovery That Could Stop COVID-19

Sep 22, 2020 PM EDT

This "druggable pocket" on the surface of the virus could be injected with antiviral medicines that could stop the virus's function before it penetrates the human cell.
MD News Daily - 5 Ways to Avoid or Alleviate Canker Sores, Experts’ Advice

5 Ways to Avoid or Alleviate Canker Sores, Experts’ Advice

Sep 15, 2020 AM EDT

Even though canker sores appear similar to cold sores, both conditions are totally different. Cold sores are results of a virus and are infectious, while canker is not spreadable.
MD News Daily - First 2 Deaths of 2020 due to West Nile Virus Reported in Dallas County

First 2 Deaths of 2020 Due To West Nile Virus Reported in Dallas County

Sep 08, 2020 AM EDT

Dallas County's Health Department recently reported the deaths of two Dallas residents after they contracted the West Nile Virus.
Scientists are working on a potential vaccine for COVID-19, following the outbreak of COVID-19

COVID-19 Vaccine: How Soon Can We Expect It?

Jun 22, 2020 AM EDT

From the time researchers announced the birth of COVID-19, anticipation for a much-needed vaccine has grown week after week. There is no COVID-19 vaccine developed yet but scientists remain optimistic about it.
A recent study reported that the country's approach to the pandemic stopped what could have been a possible 60 million more infections.

Early Lockdown Regulations May Have Stopped 60 Million Infections in the US, Research Says

Jun 09, 2020 AM EDT

A recent study reported that the country's approach to the pandemic stopped what could have been a possible 60 million more infections.
Shapeshifting, an evolutionary factor in COVID-19 transmission

Shapeshifting: What Made the Virus Jump From Animals to Humans?

May 30, 2020 AM EDT

A recent study from a team of scientists shows that SARS-CoV-2 has the ability to shapeshift, which is an important factor in understanding how the virus has transferred from animals to humans.

Pakistan Takes Steps to Enforce Polio Immunization

May 06, 2014 PM EDT

The Health Minister of Pakistan has declared that his country is establishing mandatory polio immunization and reinoculation check-points at all its international airports, hoping to stop the spread of wild poliovirus beyond its borders.
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