“I think we are very confident that some vaccines will come through and work,” he told BBC Radio 4’s Today Programme. “There are so many groups working on different approaches and the virus is not as difficult a target as some of the things we have seen before. “The main issue is that it doesn’t… Read More: Coronavirus breakthrough: New method could see millions of vaccines produced… »
A new study finds a lower risk of adverse post-treatment outcomes among returning military service personnel with chronic pain who received nondrug therapy. Share on PinterestNew research shows that some nondrug therapies, including exercise therapy, can help relieve pain in veterans. Many people returning from military deployment experience physical and mental health issues. These can… Read More: Veterans benefit from pain treatment without drugs »
—By Gonzalo R. Quintana Zunino, Concordia University Lately, the one topic the entire world is concerned about is the novel coronavirus. In line with that, as a sex positive neuroscience sex researcher, I am writing this article with a couple of goals: to inform readers how sex relates to the current pandemic, and to prevent… Read More: Coronavirus and Sex: Dos and Don’ts During Social Distancing »
Maria Kefalas considers her husband, Patrick Carr, a forgotten victim of the coronavirus. In January, Mr. Carr, a sociology professor at Rutgers University, suffered a relapse of the blood cancer that he has had for eight years. Once again, he required chemotherapy to try to bring the disease, multiple myeloma, under control. But this time,… Read More: The Pandemic’s Hidden Victims: Sick or Dying, but Not From… »