13 Gorillas at Atlanta zoo have tested positive for COVID-19

Coronavirus infects Gorillas at Atlanta zoo

Atlanta zoo employees discovered that the animals were infected with coronavirus after testing them when they exhibited classic symptoms associated with COVID-19. The gorillas had been suffering from runny noses, lack of appetite and coughing. One of the gorillas named Ozzie, is currently the world’s oldest living male gorilla at 60 years of age. “The … Read more

Long-term Covid could affect your sex life

Having Covid could affect your sex life

Researchers have determined that having the coronavirus could affect our sexual and reproductive health. As well as the already well-known possible long term side effects of Covid, such as fever, cough, fatigue and sensory losses, researchers are ever learning about new possible implications that could derail your health. Some women and men have reported effects … Read more

Israeli study finds that natural immunity after Covid infection is more powerful than vaccination

Eye-opening study lifts the lid on natural immunity to Covid-19

A recent study conducted in Israel at Maccabi Healthcare and Tel Aviv University compared the outcomes of over 76,000 Israelis in three groups. Those people who had Covid-19 but weren’t vaccinated against an equal number of people who had been fully vaccinated but hadn’t been previously infected and those previously COVID infected with only a … Read more

Study cites the 5 most common signs you have caught Delta if you’re vaccinated

Delta Variant symptoms to watch out for it you are already fully vaccinated

The Coronavirus Delta variant is proving to be one of the most difficult challenges and is prolonging the pandemic. This highly contagious strain of the virus has spread swiftly among those that are unvaccinated but is also infecting those that have had both their inoculations. A new study published in the journal The Lancet Infectious … Read more

Quarantining in Turkey during unprecedented fires

Turkey on fire

Testing positive to Covid-19 whilst in Turkey was bad enough. What made the situation even more dire were the horrendous fires that have decimated great parts of the country while in that situation. The end of our ten day quarantine was nearly up when the wildfires exploded in Manavgat, Antalya on 28th July, 2021. The … Read more

Gwyneth Paltrow drank whiskey ‘every night’ during coronavirus lockdown

Actress uses whiskey to get through Covid lockdown

The Oscar-winning actress indulged in quinoa whisky cocktails to help her get through the lockdown, as reported by The Mirror. Paltrow also shared that as well as drinking every night she also gained 14 pounds. “I was drinking seven nights a week and making pasta and eating bread. I went totally off the rails,” Paltrow … Read more

Man hospitalized and on a ventilator with Covid-19 after being vaccinated

Man put on ventilator after being vaccinated

An American man from New Jersey has been hospitalized with COVID-19 after receiving the Johnson and Johnson vaccine. Franciso Cosme, 52 was placed on a ventilator on Friday his daughter told the New York Post. Cosme had been inoculated five weeks prior to contracting the virus. “He’s not doing well now,” his daughter Michelle Torres … Read more

Russia registers the world’s first coronavirus vaccine for animals

Russia develops first coronavirus vaccine for animals

Clinical trials of the Russian animal vaccine began in October 2020, and involved cats, dogs, mink, Arctic foxes as well as other animals. According to Agricultural regulator Rosselkhoznador, mass production of the vaccine entitled Carnivac-Cov can now start in April after Russia has registered the world’s first vaccine for animals against Covid-19 last Wednesday. The … Read more

A study claims ‘Perfect Storm’ of conditions allowed the coronavirus to spread across the world

The Coronavirus Pandemic "almost didn't happen."

The coronavirus pandemic almost didn’t happen, a new study shows. The Covid-19 wave made its way across the globe due to a “perfect storm of conditions.” Scientists from the University of Arizona claim the potentially killer virus spread due to constricted conditions in China after it caught “a lucky break or two.” Speaking to CNN, … Read more