Nearly 300 fewer people have died in Colorado directly from the coronavirus than was originally reported, according to revised data from the state. Colorado health officials now report that as of May 9, 878 people died “due to” the coronavirus, and 1,150 people died “among” COVID-19 cases, according to Fox 31 News Denver. Health officials… Read More »
Mice given antibiotics regained a normal microbiome more quickly if they lived in groups than if they lived alone. Credit: Getty. Kerwyn Casey Huang at Stanford University in California and his colleagues studied intestinal bacteria in mice whose guts had been populated with microbes from a human donor. Gut-microbe density dropped up to ,fold within… Read More »
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Acne of times! So whether your cheeks, nose, or chin are giving you blemish-related grief, this guide can help you ID the possible causes of your skin imperfections, as well as the most effective zit-zapping tactics. Since skin is your largest organ, problems like acne, dermatitis and more may occur forehead something is from internally.… Read More »
Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing, said, “Variety of form and brilliancy of color in the object presented to patients are an actual means of recovery.” We all need some #ArtTherapy in this #StayHome COVID-19 era, #AloneTogether to #FlattenTheCurve. Yes, I’ve been spending too much time connecting on social media. Can you tell I’m… Read More »