Author: Franklin Davis

The latest study reveals that e-cigarette vaping, particularly glycerin and propylene glycol, may inflame the lungs. The study published on Wednesday, in the journal Cancer Prevention Research, shows that people who had never smoked after using e-cigs twice a day for 30 days, levels of propylene glycol in their system had tied with changes in […]

A resident of Indiana has died from Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE), the uncommon but severe mosquito-borne illness. The person belonged to Elkhart County. It is the first-ever case of death from EEE in the region for the past two decades. Reportedly, it is the fourth case in the Hoosier state since 1964. As per state […]

Cheese is one of the favorites and popular dairy products worldwide. For foodies, it is tough to neglect a pizza with lots of cheese inside and out. While munching on cheesy food items, we do not even think of its impact on the body. Before this, many studies have revealed a link between cheese and […]

Legionnaires’ disease continues to spread across North California. More than 100 cases of, the disease caused by Legionella, have been reported across the state. Reportedly, a display of hot tubs at the North California Mountain State Fair is liable for the rapidly spreading epidemic of Legionnaires’ disease. New cases of the disease have started emerging […]

Vaping-related illness is killing people nationwide. The epidemic is surging as time moves ahead. On Thursday, U.S. health officials have reported the death of 26 people. Even more, more than 1000 people are at the edge of vaping-related illness. Reportedly, there are 1,299 confirmed and potential cases of so-called mysterious vaping-related illness. A week ago, […]

Pollution, let it be soil, air, or water, has become a primary global concern. Scientists across the world are concerned about its impact on Earth as well as organisms living on it, including humans. Rapidly increasing pollution has resulted in the emergence of many diseases, but a new finding might surprise you. Researchers fear fumes […]

According to research by Johns Hopkins University, a diet inclusive of meat has lower carbon footprints than a vegetarian diet. This was done after an analysis of diets from 140 countries. People who change their diet to a vegetarian diet usually take dairy products like Halloumi cheese, yogurt, and Creme Fraiche. By doing this, they are only fractionally improving their […]

According to a study, 1 in 16 American women were either forced or intimidated to have their first sexual encounter. This study was published in the American Medical Association peer-reviewed journal (JAMA Internal Medicine). As part of the survey, more than 13000 women aged 18 to 45 were interviewed between 2011 and 2017 by the […]

According to Dr. Nancy Messonnier, director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, there is a high possibility that the United States of America might lose the measles elimination status. “It certainly is incredibly frustrating and upsetting to the public health community that we may lose measles elimination […]

Emory Vaccine Center and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states that immunity given against the mumps virus appears insufficient in a few youngsters who were vaccinated in childhood. This shows that there is a need for better understanding related to vaccine given for mumps. Across the united State there had been several mumps outbreaks among […]