Very few people with autism receive two recommended genetic tests, a new study finds.
'Love Hormone' Could Hold Key to Treating COVID
Previous research suggests that oxytocin -- a hormone that's produced in the brain and is involved in reproduction and childbirth -- reduces inflammation.
from WebMD Healthhttps://img.webmd.com/dtmcms/live/webmd/consumer_a… Read MorePolice, at High Risk for COVID-19, Race to Adapt
More than 100 law enforcement officers -- mainly police, sheriffs, and corrections -- have died from COVID-19 on the job this year, which is more than from gun violence, car accidents, heart attacks, or other causes, accordi… Read MorePew: COVID Sends Majority of Young Adults Back Home
They study -- based on monthly Census Bureau data -- found 52% of young adults lived with one or both parents in June, up from 47% in February. The number grew to 26.6 million, an increase of 2.6 million.
from WebMD Health… Read MoreFirst Confirmed U.S. Cases of COVID Reinfections
Unlike most cases of reinfection, the men in Reno, NV, and Virginia, and a 46-year-old man in Ecuador, had more severe symptoms during their second infections, potentially complicating the development and deployment of effec… Read MoreCoronavirus Survives on Surfaces for Weeks: Study
The study also found that the virus survived longer at lower temperatures and tended to last longer on non-porous or smooth surfaces such as glass and stainless steel rather than porous or rough surfaces such as cotton.
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