The Strange New Way You Could Get COVID, Study Says
By Sarah Crow of Best Life |
The Strange New Way You Could Get COVID, Study Says
While COVID is primarily spread through the inhalation of contaminated respiratory droplets, new research suggests that a surprising daily habit could be putting people at risk of contracting the virus, as well. According to new research out of Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, eating may be a particularly perilous activity for individuals with one common condition. Read on to discover if you could be at risk, and for more qualities that have the opposite effect, check out This Rare Trait Could Keep You Safe From COVID, According to Doctors.
This Is Where You Should Really Take Your Temperature to Detect COVID
By Kali Coleman of Best Life |
This Is Where You Should Really Take Your Temperature to Detect COVID
Even if you haven t been consistently checking for a fever at home, you may have been stopped to get your temperature taken while out and about amid the coronavirus pandemic. Many places have adopted this COVID safety measure as a way to try to stop sick individuals from entering a space and infecting others. However, this may not be the best way to check for this common coronavirus symptom depending on how it is being done. While most people get checked using their forehead, according to a recent study, you should actually take your temperature in two different places to more accurately detect COVID. Read on to find out which body parts give the most accurate reading, and for more coronavirus safety measures, Dr. Fauci Says You Need One of These at Home to Avoid COVID.