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Women are the first caregivers in this Ebola outbreak and the most at riskEastern Congo faces a rapid Ebola outbreak. Women are primary caregivers, increasing their infection risk. Many lack protective gear, forci...- Add one spoonful of this simple ingredient to your cleaning water, and your windows could stay cleaner longer than usualWinter's persistent window fog and drips can lead to mold and structural damage. A simple, inexpensive solution gaining traction involves a...
- Ebola virus in India? Here's the latest update on the Bengaluru scare, symptoms and precautions explainedEbola virus in Bangalore: A woman returning from Uganda was quarantined in Bengaluru with Ebola-like symptoms. Her tests have come back neg...
- That dusty cabin you're opening this weekend could be hiding a deadly virusSpring cleaning at cabins can be dangerous. Hantavirus, carried by mice, spreads through droppings and urine. Inhaling dust from these can ...
- Show of hands: Handcare has become the next big thing in skincare in the West. India is catching upA viral 15-step handcare routine by influencer Victoria Ortega has helped fuel a growing global focus on handcare, turning hands into a new...
- Hantavirus outbreak kills three: What is Hantavirus, its signs and symptoms, how deadly it is, and what should you do now?Hantavirus Symptoms: A deadly Hantavirus outbreak on an Atlantic cruise ship has claimed three lives, prompting a World Health Organization...
- At 36, how does Tamannaah Bhatia maintain flawless skin? Actress reveals 'beauty secrets' taught by her motherAt 36, Tamannaah Bhatia says her glowing skin comes from simple habits she picked up early in her career. In a video, she shared that her m...
- How to Make Rosemary Hair Rinse for Growth and What It May Actually DoWhile social media touts rosemary rinses for hair growth, scientific evidence primarily supports rosemary oil's potential, comparable to mi...
- How to Use Coconut Milk on Hair for Longer, Fuller-Looking StrandsCoconut milk is a popular DIY hair care ingredient. Many believe it makes hair grow faster. Science suggests coconut oil reduces hair break...
- Why Your Room Still Smells Bad After Cleaning, And Its Hidden ReasonHomes often smell musty even after cleaning. This is due to hidden biofilms created by bacteria. These microbes trap nutrients and moisture...
- No soap, no facewash. Priyanka Chopra’s mother shares her one simple skincare routine for glowing skin and the actress follows it too. What is it?Priyanka Chopra’s mother, Dr Madhu Chopra, recently shared her simple skincare secret. She skips soap and face wash and instead uses a home...
- Why a Bowl of Vinegar Can Reduce Smoke Smell IndoorsSmoke odors linger due to particles clinging to surfaces. While air fresheners offer temporary relief, vinegar provides a chemical solution...
- 2 Drops in Your Mop Bucket; The Simple Trick That Keeps Your Home Smelling Fresh for DaysHomeowners are discovering that adding just two drops of essential oil to mop water creates a lasting, fresh scent. This method leverages t...
- Most People Clean Their Fridge Regularly But Forget This Part That Spreads OdorsEven clean refrigerators can smell sour due to hidden mold and bacteria in drain holes and drip pans. Studies reveal these areas are often ...
- Junking baseless claims: Wearing masks to protect from Covid doesn't harm childrenExperts say washing masks routinely keeps them safe and clean.
- It's safe to wash, dry reusable cloth masks; they may be effective up to a year, says studyLayering a cotton mask on top of a surgical mask provides more protection than cloth alone.
- If washed daily at high temperature, cloth masks can protect you from coronavirus: StudyThe WHO recommends machine washing masks with hot water at 60 degrees Celsius.
- What is the right way to clean and store a face mask?Health experts recommend wearing a mask made from cotton fabric, such as T-shirts, or scarves and bandannas.
- Wearing masks and gloves to protect yourself against coronavirus? Experts believe it won't helpMask and gloves may end up making you more sick.
- How to avoid coronavirus on flights: Forget masks, resort to frequent hand-washingThe virus can’t survive long on seats or armrests, so physical contact with another person carries the greatest risk of infection.
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