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Should random COVID-19 tests for kids and teachers be part of our back-to-school plans?

Article content continued Testing comes with its own challenges: Test someone in the early stages of infection and the test might come back “negative,” because there hasn’t been enough time for the person to develop enough viral load to be detectable, said University of Ottawa epidemiologist Raywat Deonandan. “So, a negative result doesn’t necessarily put… Read More: Should random COVID-19 tests for kids and teachers be part… »

Women should bin their knickers every six to 12 months, according to experts

When it comes to our underwear drawers, most of us will have pairs of knickers tucked away that have seen better days. You know the ones, the comfy pants, that have faded in the wash and have little holes in – but no matter what, we just can’t bring ourselves to part with them. But… Read More: Women should bin their knickers every six to 12 months,… »

Collagen: How Much You Should Be Consuming To See Results

Recent research into consuming collagen supplements has shown great promise for its beauty-enhancing effects, such as stronger hair and nails, and more hydrated skin with fewer wrinkles. This has spawned a huge number of new products containing collagen but, despite the claims, not all collagen products are created equal. Some are so high in sugar… Read More: Collagen: How Much You Should Be Consuming To See Results »

Crazy week of PR & news on studies should teach us how/what to ignore

August 6, 2020 Posted By Categories Gary Schwitzer is the founder and publisher of HealthNewsReview. He has covered health care news almost exclusively since 1973. Here is his online bio. He tweets as @garyschwitzer or as @HealthNewsRevu. Getty Images On Tuesday, it was excitement over vaccine news in 12 monkeys. (Journalism example.) On Wednesday, it was excitement over… Read More: Crazy week of PR & news on studies should teach… »