From the colour of our hair and eyes to the size of our chest and fingers, how we look can say a lot about our health. Here we highlight the ways our features can say things about our wellbeing. Ear fear If your earlobe has a crease, it may mean you have a dodgy heart.… Read More »
The Podcast by KevinMD | Podcast | August 29, 2020 “We are blessed to work in a clinic that has a very large immigrant population. Over the years, we have cared for those who speak over 80+ languages with an even higher number of unique countries and regions represented. Arabic and Spanish are our two… Read More »
How giving blood may lead to a Covid-19 cure: Model, a mother-of-three and a former helicopter pilot are among thousands of survivors donating their antibodies so they can be injected into sick patients Former coronavirus sufferers are being asked to donate their antibodies to NHS It is part of a clinical trial to find other… Read More »
In January, as a frightening new virus filled hospital wards in Wuhan, China, Stephanie Giordano, a 25-year-old researcher at the drugmaker Regeneron, in a suburb of New York City, began working on a treatment for the disease. By March, the deadly coronavirus had hit home. Fearing she would get infected on the train that took… Read More »
Do you ever wonder if you’re serving up the right food portion size when you’re creating your snack or meal? Portion sizes and serving sizes can be confusing to say the least. How much should I be eating? Should I follow the serving sizes? How do I know whether or not I need more than… Read More »
So, monitor local pollen counts and try to stay indoors between 5 a. Exhibit A: allergies. For some people, allergy shots allergen immunotherapy can be a good option. It’s true that due to climate change, there’s more pollen in the air—and for a longer time—than there used to be, according to the American Academy of… Read More »