News Consumer News Summer Water Fun Can Bring Drowning Risks: Stay Safe SATURDAY, June 5, 2021 — As you seek to cool down in a pool or at the beach this summer, always keep water safety for yourself and others in mind, an expert urges. “With children, I always recommend starting swim lessons at an… Read More »
SATURDAY, May 15, 2021 — If you live in the path of hurricanes , the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is urging you to be prepared. Deaths from carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning, fires and electric shock are common during severe weather events, according to the CPSC. Hurricane season in North America runs from June… Read More »
By Steven Reinberg HealthDay Reporter MONDAY, July 20, 2020 (HealthDay News) — Immunotherapy for cancer patients with COVID-19 appears safe, a preliminary study suggests. The treatments activate a person’s immune system against cancer. Researchers have been wary, because many COVID-19 complications result from an overactive immune response that leads to increased production of proteins called… Read More »
Representational Image (Photo Credits: Pixabay) Coronavirus is likely to remain in the news. The more unfortunate victims are identified, the more the stress gripping individuals worldwide. When a Pomeranian in Hong Kong was tested positive at the start of this month, pets quickly become parts of the novel coronavirus conversation. Are they in the threat… Read More »
An online psychologist cares about you A therapist or psychologist cares about their clients. An online psychologist is empathetic and wants their patients to have stable mental health. An integral part of online therapy is helping your client to feel safe. One thing that an individual needs to feel safe is they sense that their… Read More »