Prenatal microbial exposures influence neurodevelopment
Photo Cred: Omar Lopez/Unsplash By Katherine Shagoury Giving beneficial bacteria to stressed mothers during the third trimester of pregnancy prevents an autism-like disorder in their offspring, according to a new...
Read MoreAltered sense of taste in half COVID-19 cases, study finds
Photo Cred: Kaboompics/Pexels By Katherine Shagoury Nearly half of individuals who contract the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) experience changes in their sense of taste, according to a new analysis led by...
Read MoreStrengthening immunity through movement and nature
Photo Cred: Oziel Gómez/Pexels By Wendy Pecoraro, MSN, APRN, DipACLM The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has led to several unprecedented challenges, from social distancing and isolation to supporting immunity and fear...
Read MoreFirst human trial of COVID-19 trial shows promising results
Photo Cred: Retha Ferguson/Pexels By Katherine Shagoury The first novel coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine to reach phase 1 clinical trial has been found to be safe, well-tolerated, and able to generate...
Read MoreIntegrative approaches to seasonal allergies
Photo Cred: Artem Beliaikin/Unsplash By Bill Reddy, LAc, DiplAc As the bite of wintertime eases into spring and summer, our natural tendency is to spend more time outside. But it...
Read MorePreliminary results from remdesivir for COVID-19 clinical trial published
Photo Cred: Adam Nieścioruk/Unsplash By Katherine Shagoury The investigational antiviral remdesivir is superior to the standard of care for the treatment of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), according to a new...
Read MoreNo evidence of benefit for anti-malarials in COVID-19 patients, study says
Photo Cred: Volodymyr Hryshchenko/Unsplash By Katherine Shagoury A large observational study suggests that treatment with the antimalarial drug chloroquine or its analogue hydroxychloroquine, taken with or without the antibiotics azithromycin...
Read MorePrimary care physicians experience more burnout and anxiety than other health professions
Photo Cred: Trang Doan/Pexels By Katherine Shagoury A new study by researchers at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, found that health care professionals were more than twice as likely...
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