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The novel coronavirus can be a killer — or no big deal.  It can put a person in the intensive care unit on a ventilator, isolated from family, facing a lonely death — or it can come and go without leaving a mark, a ghost pathogen, more rumor than reality. Six months into a pandemic that has killed more than 400,000 people globally, scientists are still trying to understand the wildly variable nature of covid-19, the disease caused by the virus. Among their lines of inquiry: Are distinct strains of the coronavirus more dangerous? Does a patient’s blood type affect the severity of the illness? Do other genetic factors play a role? Are some people partially protected from covid-19 because they’ve had recent exposure to other coronaviruses? Much of the research remains provisional or ambiguous, and for now scientists can’t do much better than say that covid-19 is more likely to be worse for older people — often described as over the age of 60 — and for those with chronic conditions suc...

The simplest and the easiest thing that you can do every morning after you wake up, is wash your face with cold water. Skincare need not be elaborate always. Sometimes, it can be simple. Every day, if you follow a routine for the skin, one that suits its type, you will see the difference in a few days. If you are looking for ways to make your face glow naturally, these three basic tasks must become a part of your morning routine. Washing the face with cold water The simplest and the easiest thing that you can do every morning after you wake up, is wash your face with cold water. Even if you are not stepping out of the house, washing your face and keeping it clean, is the first step towards achieving a naturally-glowy look. Washing the face can clean the excess oil that builds on the skin all night. This, in turn, can make the face feel fresh. Remember, however, to not use bathing soap on your face ever. Multani mitti face pack . The next best thing you can do is apply some multani mitt...

Like nails, hairs are made of dead cells packed with keratin they grow from living roots in the base of pits called follicles. A typical hair grows for 2-3 years after which it's blood supply is cut off and the root dies.A new hair then starts growing and pushes the old one out. We shed 50-100 old hairs every day. Types of Hair Straight, wavey , or curly The shape of your hairs that are round in cross section (cylindrical)tend to grow straight. Hairs tht are oval in cross section tend to grow in wavey style. The hairs that are flat tend to grow curly. Curly hair can also be caused by hairs emerging from the skinat a slanted angle.

• The brain stores memories as networks of connections between neurons. • Every new experience or new piece of information makes your neurons fire in particular pattern . When you recall the event or fact, neurons fire in the same pattern again , strengthening the memory. Experience New experience makes neurons send signals in a particular pattern. In reality, hundreds of neurons are involved in the network. Repeating Repeating the experience  or Recalling  the. Fact  causes new Links from. Form  making the network larger and easier to trigger. Strengthening Further repetition strengths the network further, consolidating memory . Links that are not refreshed tend to fade and are lost.

*Coronavirus Situation "Worsening" Worldwide: WHO* Geneva: The World Health Organization said Monday that the coronavirus pandemic situation was worsening around the globe, as it warned against complacency. The WHO said it had recorded its highest daily tally of new infections, with COVID-19 raging in the Americas. And as mass protests for racial justice sweep across the United States and beyond, the United Nations' health agency urged anyone demonstrating to do so safely. The novel coronavirus has killed more than 403,000 people out of at least seven million infected since the outbreak emerged in China last December, according to a tally from official sources compiled by AFP. After East Asia, Europe became the epicentre of the disease, but has now been overtaken by the Americas. "Although the situation in Europe is improving, globally it is worsening," WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told a virtual news conference in Geneva. "More than 100,000 cases h...

1. The worlds first astrolabes were used by Muslims to determine prayer times and the direction of Mecca. 2. From the deepest ocean bottoms sound waves take fewer than 15 seconds to return to the surface. 3. The weight of the Antarctic ice cap deforms the shape of the Earth. 4. About third of the worlds population live in latitudes between the tropic of Cancer and tropic of Capricorn. 5. Sea otters have up to a million hairs per sq. Inch of skin. 6. Passenger pigeons ,now extinct , once migrated across the US in flocks of up to two billion. 7. Four inches of snow falling on a given area contain the same water as 0.4 inch of rain falling there. 8. A single acre of red mangrove sheds about three tons of leaves a year. 9. About 2 % of water on Earth is locked up in snow, ice ,and glaciers. 10. One out of every six people living in the world today speaks Mandarin Chinese as native language. 11. Muslims believe that this time , Arabic text of Quran is the one and only ...

• Early in the formation of fetus, the embryo contains versatile genetic material known as stem cells . • These non differentiated cells gradually produce both other stem cells and the tissue that forms the rest of the body. • Researchers indicates that stem cells, cultivated from early stage embryo called a blastocyst, could replace the damaged by heart disease, diabetes, Parkinson’s disease, or other illnesses. • Because the embryo is destroyed in the process of extracting stem,  Research has raised ethical concerns. • Researchers have made strides in alternative sources, including cells from adult donors and hematopoietic ( blood forming) stem cells from the umbilical cords of newborns. These are used to treat blood diseases such as leukemia and lymphoma.

• Antibiotics have saved countless lives but their widespread use may prompt bacteria to mutate and develop resistance to them . Methicillin_ resistant staphylococcus aureus,  MRSA, may be just a bug. MRSA caused an estimated 94000 infections and 19000 deaths in 2005.Awereness spiked in 2007 after several schools closed for disinfection .Basic hygiene, such as keeping wounds bandaged and not sharing towels or personals items, is an effective defense.

• Just few decades ago, the United States stood in danger of losing of it’s national bird . In  1963 only 417 breeding pairs of bald eagles were  known to inhabit the lower 48 states. Hunting and the use of pesticide DDT were both to blame . • DDT exposure caused the eagles to lay eggs with shells so thin the unborn did not survive . • DDT was banned in 1972.The bald Eagle was placed on endangered species list I. Almost all states in 1978. Today there are almost 10,000 or more nesting pairs in lower 48 state . And in June 2007,US government removed the species from the threatened list.

I'm here to explain some remedies for treating diarrhea at home in initial stage.. 1:-Mustard seeds                                   ✓   Mustard seeds are very effective to prevent the person from.  diarrhea or loose motions..Add some mustard seeds to water keep it for 1 hour then drink this water ..loose motions will be relieved. 2:-Lemonade                                  ✓ As we know lemon juice cleanse the stomach but add some sugar and salt to the juice it will work as ORS keep your body hydrated... loose motions will be relieved also.. :-3 Pomegranate                           ✓ Fresh juice of the pomegranate  stops the diarrhea. 4:-Raw papaya                         ...

2nd lunar eclipse of this year will be observed on 5th June.. It will be seen in India also and the ist of this year was seen in 10 January... On 5 the lunar eclipse will start at 11:15 pm till 2:34 pm of 6th June... Proper eclipse will be visible at 12:54pm..... Eclipse will cover the 58 th portion of moon nd be seen in India, Australia ,Asia and africa

1:- Excessive use of Hand sanitizer can disrupt your micrbiomes.... (It means sanitizer kills all bacteria even those which are beneficial for our health..) 2:-Excessive use can create strong bacteria.. (Hand sanitizer with anti bacterial ingredients can contribute to the development of antibiotic resistance bacteria.. Antibiotic resistant bacteria can develope the ability to tolerate the drug..) 3:-Hand sanitizers cannot remove dirt and grime effectively.. (If your hands are visibly soiled hand sanitizer doesn't work..) 4:- Excessive use can make ur hands dry.. (The alcohol in hand sanitizer can dry out your skin but this can be fixed by using hand moisturizers ( everyone doesn't afford this).. 5:-ingesting or inhaling sanitiser everyday increase risk of alcohol poisoning.. (Keep hand sanitizer away from children if they ingest it ...it will be terrible..) 6:- If you work with chemicals hand sanitizer  can be dangerous.....

First of all we should know the definition of bad habbit.It is the condition in which a person is using his/ her time , using physical nd mental energy for some unecssary work nd resulting in   loss of time, physical weakness nd mental distress .. Some examples of bad habbits are as:. :-Continuous use of smart phone. :-watching movies continuously.. :- watching porn movies.. :-masterbation :-looking for unnecessary things. :- loss of concentration on good resulting works.. So a person should make  control on on natural phenomenons in himself.. Otherwise if he get involved in unnatural works ,a person must think he is involved in bad habbit.. Results of bad habbits:-  :- Loss of time :-physical weakness or unfit :-mental distress.. :- Loss of concentration :negative thinking.. :- loss of self control :- preferring to remain away from friends nd family members.. :- always quarrelling.. :- Chance of neurological disorders Now the outcomes of leaving the bad habbits:. :-...