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… respiratory illness season. That’s around October in the Northern Hemisphere and March in the Southern Hemisphere.COVID-19 vaccineCurrent research suggests that most people with MS are no more at risk for severe COVID …
… students experienced the same disruption to their education and social lives that young people did during the COVID-19 crisis.The survey found that 36% of college students have been diagnosed with anxiety, while 41 …
… Before your first visit, be sure to check with your acupuncturist for protocols regarding the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19).Best when used with other methodsAcupuncture is even more effective when used together with other integrative …
… begin treatment for lymphoma.“The COVID vaccines are much more effective at protecting people with lymphoma from COVID if they get them before they’re treated,” says Dr. Dean. “If you give the COVID vaccines …
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… you’re feeling sick (especially this year), just stay home. Cold and flu season mixed with the COVID-19 pandemic is a threat to everyone and your daily workout isn’t worth putting other people …
… to worry about passing it on to other people. But there are plenty of contagious conditions — like COVID-19, the flu or whooping cough (pertussis), for example — that can cause bronchitis, too.If your bronchitis …
If you don’t notice a tiny deer tick bite on your body, it’s easy to dismiss the symptoms of Lyme disease. Headaches, body aches, fatigue, fever — you assume you just have the flu …
The holidays are a time of celebration and a period when we can experience sensory overload in the best way. Bright lights, memorable songs and lots and lots of smells.For many people, the smells …
Three cheers (or really, all the cheers) for antibiotics. The discovery of antibiotics in the early 1900s was a major advance in medicine. Antibiotics can easily cure common bacterial infections that were once deadly. But …
Most of us associate a fever with someone touching our forehead and saying: “You’re feeling a little warm.” Medically speaking, a fever is measured by temperature: specifically, 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius …
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