Long Queues And Dearth Of Covid-19 Jabs In Nepal
Hundreds of Nepalese were seen queuing in lines outside vaccination centers to get their jabs.
Health Care
Motivation Depends On How Brain Processes Fatigue
Study shows that the willingness to work is not static, and depends upon the fluctuating rhythms of fatigue.
World Health Organization Says Delta Variant Driving “Fourth Wave” In Middle East
Infections have increased by 55 percent, and deaths by 15 percent, as per reports.
Metabolic Syndrome Linked To Increased Risk Of Second Stroke, Death
People with metabolic syndrome are at higher risk for having a second stroke and death.
Priyanka Chopra Hails Simone Biles After She Withdraws From Olympics To Focus On Mental Health
The United States gymnast pulled out of the women’s team event on July 28, 2021, after faltering mid-air on the first apparatus.
Study Suggests Testosterone Does Not Influence Success
Testosterone has little impact on socioeconomic position, health, or risk-taking in men or women.
New Zealand Nurses Reject Pay Offer, Set To Walk Off The Job Again
The Kiwi health minister has revealed that nurses have declined annual pay raises of at least 3.2 percent and will strike again.
New Australian Hospitals Will Not Have Emergency Department And Beds
The Queensland government’s proposed satellite hospitals are little more than health clinics, said the Liberal National Party.
Ghanaian School Girls Tackle Covid-19 With Touchless Sanitizer Dispenser Invention
Their innovation came days after 136 students of Achimota School in Accra tested positive for Covid-19 on July 4, 2021.