As a recruiter, Emily Yeager greets a lot of people every day. But there’s one handshake she’ll never forget. It was early 2010, during the height of the swine flu outbreak — the colloquial term for what was then a novel variant of the H1N1 influenza virus — and Yeager had a meeting with a… Read More: Swine flu survivors recount terrifying pandemic as coronavirus concerns grow »
We know the importance of physical exercise for children, teens, and adults. But infants and newborn babies don’t need to exercise, right? Actually, science may have something to say about that. As it turns out, a recent study found that infants may benefit from moving around more. Research Behind The Importance of Infant Movement The… Read More: Here’s Why Infants May Benefit from Moving Around More »
This photo taken on February 28, 2020 shows workers producing face masks at a factory in Handan in China’s northern Hebei province. STR | AFP via Getty Images Medical experts have urged people to stop panic buying face masks, warning that such equipment is not an effective way to protect yourself from the fast-spreading coronavirus.… Read More: Do face masks work? Medical experts explain how to protect… »
Scrotal swelling refers to swelling of the scrotum. The scrotum is the sac of skin that holds the testicles. Sometimes, scrotal swelling may affect the entire scrotum. At other times, there may be swollen lumps on one or both sides of the scrotum. Scrotal swelling may be painless or very painful. Although it can be… Read More: What to know about a swollen scrotum »