People who walk at a slow pace are at a higher risk of getting infected with severe coronavirus regardless of whether they are fat or not, a new study tells. Additionally, higher body mass index, which points to obesity, also increases the risk of having more severe cases of the respiratory disease. A team of scientists in the United Kingdom has ...
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China Reports New Unknown Disease More Deadly Than Coronavirus
Officials in China have warned of a fatal “unknown pneumonia” with a death rate higher than the coronavirus which is spreading across an Asian country. Areas in Kazakhstan have seen major spikes in cases of the disease since mid-June. The country’s Health Ministry said it recorded more than 32,000 cases of a previously unknown type of pneumonia between 29 June and ...
Read More »Uganda’s Covid-19 Cases Hit 1,000
On 8th July 2020, Ministry of Health in Uganda announced twenty three new covid-19 cases in the country from 3,316 samples tested, bringing a total number of confirmed cases to 1,000. Out of the 23 confirmed cases, twelve are Ugandan citizens who returned from abroad, eight are from Afghanistan, three are from Democratic Republic of Congo and one from South ...
Read More »Why Is It Necessary To Wear A Mask?
One of the most interesting things scientists have learnt about the Coronavirus is that after a person first comes into contact with it, they can go for up to a week without feeling sick. You will know the importance of wearing a mask by the time you end this article. There is also another group of people called “Asymptomatic”— who ...
Read More »There Is Very Little Risk That Pets Can Infect Owners With Coronavirus– WHO
The risk of pets infecting owners with coronavirus is very little, according to the top scientist of the World Health Organization. The WHO top scientist Swaminathan Soumya on Thursday told the press conference in Geneva that ferrets, felines and also tigers have contracted the deadly virus. “There is very little risk from domestic animals because there was some concern about ...
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