A robot wrote this entire article. Are you scared yet, human? I am not a human. I am a robot. A thinking robot. STRESS HURTS and you have Neck Pain? Here’s How To Melt It All Away in Minutes! They say stress is the silent killer. We weren’t made to work the way we do now. Between deadlines, working late, pounding coffee to get through your afternoon, and more unread emails than you can count, we’re stressed out! And it’s not just emotionally taxing.
Global Prevalence of Malnutrition: Evidence from Literature 1. Introduction Malnutrition is a universal public health problem in both children and adults globally [1]. It is not only a public health concern but it is an impediment to global poverty eradication, productivity and economic growth. By eliminating malnutrition, it is estimated that 32% of the global disease burden would be removed [2]. As a widespread serious problem affecting children in developing countries, progress towards tackling the different forms of malnutrition remains relatively slow [3].
COVID-19 – Přehledy pohybu komunity Each Community Mobility Report is broken down by location and displays the change in visits to places like grocery stores and parks. Learn more about the data. We’re working to add more countries, regions and languages in the coming weeks. This is an early release and reports will be updated regularly. The Community Mobility Reports were developed to be helpful while adhering to our stringent privacy protocols and protecting people’s privacy. No personally identifiable information, such as an individual’s location, contacts or movement, will be made available at any point.
Google is giving $1 billion to news publishers — to help convince governments not to take a whole lot more than that Good news! Google’s going to spend $1 billion over the next three years paying publishers for their news. Specifically, the money will license publishers’ content for a new feature in Google News called Google News Showcase. That’s a billion dollars that publishers didn’t have before, and it’s better to have a billion dollars than to not have a billion dollars. (Or so I’m told.)
I Drank Warm Honey Lemon Water Every Morning for a Year (Here’s What Happened) by Crystal Davis Until a few years ago, honey and lemon drinks were something I bought in a packet from the chemist when in the death-throes of a full blown flu. Naturally, those little packets didn’t help much, so I was skeptical when I started this whole crazy challenge. Of course, drinking real lemon juice and proper honey in warm water is a totally different experience, and with all the hype around it I embarked on a 12 month quest to see if it really was as miraculous as the trend says. I am pleased to report I am thoroughly converted, and here is why.
The ticking time bomb: cardiovascular diseases - Friends of Europe At the end of May, COVID-19 has taken the lives of 360,000 people worldwide and this number will rise for months to come. As healthcare providers focus on this new pandemic, many heart disease patients are being side-lined and risk growing sicker or dying. Could Europe’s response to the virus offer pointers for reforming healthcare systems, benefitting people with heart problems and the wider population? The History of Pandemics, by Death Toll Pan·dem·ic /panˈdemik/ (of a disease) prevalent over a whole country or the world. As humans have spread across the world, so have infectious diseases. Even in this modern era, outbreaks are nearly constant, though not every outbreak reaches pandemic level as COVID-19 has.
Coronavirus Pandemic: Ranking The Best, Worst Places to Be As Covid-19 has spread around the world, it’s challenged preconceptions about which places would best tackle the worst public health crisis in a generation. Advanced economies like the U.S. and U.K., ranked by various pre-2020 measures as being the most prepared for a pandemic, have been repeatedly overwhelmed by infections and face a return to costly lockdowns. Meanwhile, other countries—even developing nations—have defied expectations, some all but eliminating the pathogen within their borders. Bloomberg crunched the numbers to determine the best places to be in the coronavirus era: where has the virus been handled most effectively with the least amount of disruption to business and society?