Older adults with low intake of foods and drinks containing flavonoids, such as berries, apples, and tea, were more likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias over 20 years, compared with people who consumed more of those items, according to a new study. View original article Contributor:
As visits plummet because of the coronavirus, small physician practices are struggling to survive. View original article Contributor:
At least 15 children in New York were hospitalized with an illness scientists worry might be linked to Covid-19. Washington opted out of an $8 billion global vaccine effort, instead investing in national research. View original article Contributor:
With the world effectively on pause, now is a unique opportunity to listen to those close to you, or to those you wish were closer to you. View original article Contributor:
Pandemic-related terms have permeated everyday speech, yielding dictionary updates and slangified phrases. But what about after coronavirus? View original article Contributor:
In this Covid-19 spring, a socially hungry person is inclined to see faces where there are none. View original article Contributor:
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is urging the world to fight the epidemic using a Japanese-made medication, though there is little evidence that it works. View original article Contributor:
President Trump says the U.S. is pouring billions into its own effort to develop a vaccine. And in Russia, three medical workers who complained about the government’s response have fallen from buildings. View original article Contributor:
The technique aims to make a person’s cells churn out proteins that will stimulate the body to fight the coronavirus. View original article Contributor:
Health care workers continue to risk their lives to fight the coronavirus pandemic, even as countries test easing restrictions on public life. Beneath their stoic selfies, they are scared, grief-stricken, guilty they can’t do more. Here are their stories. View original article Contributor: