A woman forced to isolate in a tent in her family’s backyard claims she is not the only Victorian without adequate emergency accommodation. A Melbourne woman who tested positive for Covid-19 and is isolating in a tent in her family’s backyard has claimed she is not the only Victorian without adequate quarantine accommodation, as cases… Read More »
Netflix’s rebooted version of Unsolved Mysteries is already on the path of, ahem, solving one of its more vexing cases. On July 21, the body of Alonzo Brooks—whose murder was highlighted in the fourth episode of the series—was exhumed and his case reopened by the FBI who is now looking at new evidence and considering… Read More »
When the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a new statement this week decreeing that people who are fully vaccinated are no longer required to wear masks, it led to some confusion over whether this was a broad rule of thumb, or a guideline that would alter depending on context. The opening sketch of… Read More »
It’s that time of year where many suffer from hay fever from the high levels of pollen in the air. It becomes worse when the weather is warm, humid or windy, so this could be why you are suffering now. Pollen is a fine powder from plants, and people who experience hay fever have an… Read More »
“You will start hyperventilating, your heart rate will shoot up and your body will be flooded with adrenaline,” warned Dr Mosely. As he pointed out, being exposed to lots of stress is not generally a good thing but when introduced gradually, having a cold shower can confer health benefits. “Gradually, over time, you will adapt… Read More »
Breadcrumb Trail Links World News Health and Wellness Health Can the solitary rhinovirus overcome coronavirus’ social animal? Author of the article: Shari Kulha Publishing date: Mar 24, 2021 • 2 days ago • 4 minute read • 12 Comments The virus that causes COVID-19 is very social; it likes to open doors for others to come… Read More »