There's evidence that low blood levels of the "sunshine vitamin" -- vitamin D -- may increase a person's risk of infection with the new coronavirus, researchers say.
Flu Deaths Walked Back From Tens of Thousands to HundredsFor decades, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has warned about the deadliness of seasonal influenza, but their estimates of annual flu deaths may have been heavy-handed.
In recent years, the promotion of an… Read MoreFarmed Salmon Is Getting WorseSalmon is often used as an example of a health-conscious food choice, but its health value depends greatly on its source. While wild salmon is nutritious, there are many problems with farm-raised salmon, which makes up the bu… Read More
COVID Advances New World Order — The Empire of Billionaires
The COVID-19 pandemic is being used to facilitate the efforts of a select few to create a one-world government with power concentrated in the hands of an elitist group of billionaires.
In March 2020, the United Nations New W… Read MoreHundreds Sickened by Parasite in Bagged Salad
The salads were made by Fresh Express at a plant in Illinois and may be contaminated with cyclospora.
from WebMD Healthhttps://img.webmd.com/dtmcms/live/webmd/consumer_assets/site_images/article_thumbnails/news/2012/05_201… Read MoreWebMD Poll: Most Would Wait on COVID Vaccine
Fewer than half of people plan to get a coronavirus vaccine in the first year it’s available, and an even smaller group -- fewer than a third -- say they’ll get it in the first 90 days, a new WebMD reader poll finds.
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