Your body odor is caused by perspiration on your skin mixed with bacteria. Your sense of smell may be impacted by hormones, the food you consume, infections, medications, or underlying medical conditions like diabetes. Medication or prescription-strength deodorants may be helpful. Several natural methods can help lessen body odor, like applying baking soda, apple cider … Read more
Certain types of scented candles (particularly those made of paraffin wax) have been labelled as “toxic” and can release harmful, cancer-causing chemicals. Although scented candles do emit vapors and particles that can be hazardous to inhale at high doses, research suggests that the dose you get with typical use is much less than what’s considered … Read more
According to documents published by the Food and Drug Administration before a meeting of its vaccine advisory group on Tuesday, the Coronavirus vaccine made by Pfizer and BioNTech provides strong protection against Covid-19 within about 10 days of the first dose. Several significant new findings are included in the briefing materials, which include more than … Read more
The digital banking platform Oxygen has raised $17 million in its Series A round of funding, which will enable it to develop new products for the banking industry. In addition to Runa Capital, S7V, 1984.vc, EFG Hermes, Rucker Park and Inventures, the investment is also supported by Runa Capital and S7V. This investment round also … Read more
After the Kremlin denied rumors about the Russian president’s health, western intelligence officials said there is no evidence that he is ill. Earlier this week, Western intelligence officials and the Kremlin dismissed reports that Vladimir V. Putin, the 69-year-old Russian president, is ill. On Wednesday, Mr. Putin coughed during a speech in Moscow, raising concerns … Read more
Pharma giant Pfizer agreed to pay $2.3 billion to settle civil and criminal allegations that it illegally marketed its painkiller Bextra. As far as criminal fines go, it was the largest ever settlement for health care fraud. Top Obama administration officials held a news conference on Wednesday to celebrate the settlement, thank each other for … Read more
The story seems too bizarre to be true and has the ring of an urban legend. According to experts, taking a shower during a lightning storm will not electrocute you. A bolt of lightning striking a house or building can travel through plumbing, into metal pipes, and shock anyone who comes into contact with a … Read more
While facing different diseases or illnesses, you opt for a particular treatment or medication that helps you to recover, right? Similarly, if you are dealing with substance abuse issues, then you have to get the proper treatment for recovery. Going to rehab is the right thing that individuals should do who are facing substance abuse … Read more
As a result of the prospect of a new surge, many Americans are blaming the unvaccinated. Some experts warn that taking a tougher stance may backfire. As Coronavirus cases resurface across the country, many inoculated Americans are losing patience with vaccine holdouts who, they say, are neglecting a civic duty or clinging to conspiracy theories … Read more
Research has found that those in better moods were 35% less likely to die in the next five years. The stats prove that psychological well-being not only leads to a more enjoyable but also a longer life. Today’s fast-paced world has made it challenging to look beyond work and competition. The result has been an … Read more