KAMADIA – 5 Tips You Can Not Ignore During This Pandemic
Aly Kamadia, Editor-In-Chief of iDose, offers 5 tips you can't ignore when dealing with Coronavirus
In a Dark Time, the Eye begins to See: 13 things we might see more clearly during this crisis
2 min read Evolutionary Psychologist David P. Barash and Psychiatrist Judith Eve Lipton reveal 13 crucial observations that we might see more clearly in this crisis
Vitamin C DOES NOT cure coronavirus
4 min read "Vitamin C is a common remedy that some people believe will cure the common cold and flu. Although it helps us maintain good immune function," writes Peter McCaffery, Professor of Biochemistry at the University of Aberdeen
Coronavirus: Here is what type of hand sanitizers you should use
3 min read "Though hand sanitisers can help reduce our risk of catching certain infections, not all hand sanitisers are equally effective against coronavirus," writes Manal Mohammed, Lecturer of Medical Microbiology at the University of Westminster
Which Coronavirus symptoms should I look for and when should I call a Doctor? A Doctor and Professor answers 4 Questions
2 min read Dr. William Petri, a professor of medicine and immunologist at the University of Virginia Medical Center, explains when you need to call your doctor
Coronavirus: Social Distancing is the best tool we have to fight it
3 min read "Social distancing is a tool public health officials recommend to slow the spread of a disease that is being passed from person to person. Simply put, it means that people," writes Thomas Perls, Geriatrician and Professor of Medicine at Boston University
Coronavirus virus measures that slow down the pandemic could save millions of lives
3 min read "Anywhere from 20% to 60% of the adults around the world may be infected with the new coronavirus SARS-CoV-2," writes Matthew McQueen, Director of the Public Health Program and Associate Professor of Integrative Physiology at the University of Colorado Boulder
Coronavirus: Conspiracy, Disinformation and Xenophobia
6 min read "The conspiracy theories about the virus range from it being a biological weapon created by the Chinese government, that it is a conspiracy created by U.S. democrats to prevent Trump’s reelection, or that the CIA created the virus in order to lessen China’s power," writes Julia R. DeCook, specialist on online extremist movements, Assistant Professor in the School of Communication at Loyola University Chicago