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Ever since the novel coronavirus was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization on March 11, life looks… different. Sporting events, parades, festivals and concerts are being cancelled. Tons of people are putting travel plans on hold, and flights between the U.S. and Europe are temporarily banned. So. Yeah. What does this mean for […] More
The mounting spread of the coronavirus now known as COVID-19 has prompted widespread concern around the world as public health officials race to contain the outbreak. The novel coronavirus has killed more than 4,955 people worldwide, with the vast majority of deaths occurring in mainland China. However, 132,758 cases have been reported on every continent except for Antarctica. The […] More
If you’ve been feeling tired, stuffed up, or even a bit feverish, you might wonder: It’s a fair question, considering the novel coronavirus (officially known as COVID-19) has spread from China to over 100 countries pretty quickly, and there are 17 confirmed cases in SA so far, per the latest report from the World Health Organization (WHO). […] More
As more cases of the new coronavirus are diagnosed many people are wondering how they can prepare, what it’s like to have it, and how long the symptoms last. While many of the reports of severe cases may be scary to read, it’s worth noting that the majority of cases have been mild. A recent study published by […] More
It’s not every day that a respiratory illness becomes primary point of conversation, but the new coronavirus, which causes the illness known as COVID-19, has us in a near-pandemic. That’s right — it’s not yet a pandemic, despite the fact that the virus, which originated in China, has since spread to worldwide, according to the […] More
The spread of coronavirus has plenty of people worried. But, as freaky as it is to hear words like “pandemic” thrown around, the data shows that most people who contract the virus have relatively mild symptoms. A recent study published by the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention found that, of the 44,672 coronavirus cases that […] More
When my college boyfriend and I first started having sex in 2011, I believed that I’d been sold the biggest lie of all time. Terrified of STDs thanks to the abstinence-only sex ed at my middle school in Tennessee, I’d waited as long as I possibly could before what would be, as promised by some […] More
1. The Kegel Throne The BTL Emsella Chair uses electromagnets to deliver a powerful pelvic floor workout in minutes. Designed with women in mind, it promises to help with incontinence (involuntary leaking of urine) and vaginal laxity. : “What I Thought Was Just An Itch Led To A Breast Cancer Diagnosis at 28” An expert […] More
