The World Health Organization has cautioned against the use of Ibuprofen for symptoms of coronavirus such as a runny nose, sore throat, cough, and fever. The warning was issued following concerns raised by French health officials regarding the potential of anti-inflammatory drugs to exacerbate the effects of the virus. Referring to a recent study in The Lancet medical journal, French Health Minister Olivier Veran suggested that an enzyme, which is amplified by anti-inflammatory drugs like ibuprofen, might aid and worsen COVID-19 infections. Veran emphasized that individuals with coronavirus symptoms should opt for paracetamol as an alternative, and those already using anti-inflammatory drugs should seek advice from their doctor. Addressing the study, WHO spokesm...

Water heaters are essential electrical appliances found in homes, hotels, and hospitals. They provide hot water for activities such as bathing, cooking, and cleaning, delivering comfort and convenience. Especially during the rainy and harmattan seasons, water heaters play a crucial role in providing hot water for bathing, promoting comfort and health. Despite common misconceptions, water heaters are relatively affordable and cater to a wide range of users. Using a water heater for heating water is safer than traditional methods like fire or boiling water on a stove, particularly when considering the safety of babies and elderly individuals. However, as with any electrical appliance, ensuring the proper use of water heaters is crucial to avoid potential risks. It is essential to pay c...

American basketball star Kevin Durant and three other Brooklyn Nets players have received positive test results for the coronavirus.   On Tuesday, March 17, the Nets disclosed that four of their players had tested positive for COVID-19 without disclosing their names. The team revealed that all four Nets players are under quarantine, with only one experiencing symptoms.     Shams Charania of The Athletic reported that Kevin Durant confirmed the news and stated that he is currently doing fine. Durant said:    "Everyone be careful, take care of yourself and quarantine. We're going to get through this."   The team was reportedly tested upon returning from their game at San Francisco's Chase Center, and the results were received on Tuesday.     States have started to shut down restau...

To reduce officers' exposure to COVID-19 and curb the disease spread, the Philadelphia Police Department has been directed to postpone arrests for low-level criminal offenses.   An internal memo obtained by Billy Penn and WHYY revealed the decision announced by the department.   As per the memo, Philadelphia authorities will halt arrests for specific nonviolent crimes, including all narcotic offenses, retail theft, vandalism, burglary, and prostitution.   Effective immediately, the arrests for these offenses will be carried out through arrest warrants, as stated in the memo by Outlaw.   Under this new protocol, officers can detain and identify a suspect for evidence collection, followed by the release of the alleged offender. Subsequently, officers will submit an arrest affidavit to...