Learn More About The Pandemic: The Coronavirus Symptoms

The world fell into a pandemic when a fatal virus from Wuhan, China, spread like wildfire across the globe and infected thousands of people.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the coronavirus disease, or now called COVID-19, attacks your respiratory system and can cause an array of illnesses, but there is no need for serious treatment as the mortality rate of the said virus is only 3-4%. Unfortunately, this wasn’t the case as the contagion of the disease increased exponentially within weeks, leading to the biggest viral outbreak in the 21st century.

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Check Out This Amazing Reason Why People Visit Estonia (and Come Home Sexier!)

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Thu, 04/23/2020 - 6:18am

The beautiful country of Estonia is one of the less popular gems of Europes, nestled between Europe, Russia, and Scandinavia. It is particularly famous for a very special type of weather which is mostly cold throughout the year as it is situated in the northern hemisphere. People who frequent this country have great reasons and it involves health and wellness. This country has unique and unspoiled features which will surely entice you to visit soon. Most of all, this country will help you with the health goals you have.

Greener Place

You would find that this country is rich in...

Deafblind UK expands support provision for people with sensory loss, including veterans

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 04/22/2020 - 9:15pm

National charity, Deafblind UK has temporarily extended its helpline opening hours to support people who have sight loss, hearing loss or both, through the COVID-19 crisis.

The helpline is also now available to people who have reduced sight and hearing as a result of, or since, serving in the Armed Forces and to people who are supported by smaller sensory loss charities that may not have such provisions.

Director of Operations, Simone Moore said: “The Coronavirus pandemic is affecting a lot of our members, either emotionally or practically. We have connected people to...

New Date for Race for Life in Exeter

ORGANISERS of Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life in Exeter have announced a new date this autumn for the much-loved event.

The charity has postponed Race for Life events this spring and summer across the UK to protect the country’s health during the coronavirus outbreak. This includes the Race for Life 5K series which starts at Westpoint on 18th and 19 July, which can no longer take place.

But everyone across Devon can once again be part of the empowering Race for Life movement and show support to the 34,800 people diagnosed with cancer every year in the South West.* The...

UK coronavirus policy places people aged 60-69 at increased risk

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 04/22/2020 - 8:41pm

A new editorial has summarised evidence and concluded that people aged 60-69 are at risk of severe illness if infected with COVID-19.

Writing in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, Professor Azeem Majeed, Head of the Department of Primary Care & Public Health at Imperial College London, said that while this group is at a lower risk of severe illness when compared to those aged 70 years or older, their risk is still considerable.

Professor Majeed, who co-authored the paper with colleagues from Imperial College London and the University of Exeter, said: “The...

Here are 4 compelling reasons to try online slots

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Wed, 04/22/2020 - 12:59pm

In the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, where the majority of the world's population is forced to stay at home and practice social distancing, people turn to the internet to kill time and find some entertainment.

Since we've witnessed the rise of online gambling and casinos, it's absolutely safe to say that online slots are the most trending online casino games at the moment.

Online slots have been the most popular gambling entertainment for quite some time now, so let's see some of the most compelling reasons to try these spinning loads of fun yourself.

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Exeter cancer team takes on Captain Tom style challenge

National hero Captain Tom Moore has inspired cancer specialists from the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital to take on their own fundraising challenge.

Staff from the Oncology Department at the RD&E are planning to complete laps of the hospital in aid of FORCE Cancer Charity.

The plan is for doctors, nurses, radiographers and other healthcare professionals from the hospital to form teams of at least 12 people to take on the 12-hour challenge every day from Monday to Friday next week, April 27 to May 1.

During their breaks they will walk or run laps around the...

6 Interior Design Trends that You Need to Know About

Authored by Claire Small
Posted: Wed, 04/22/2020 - 10:59am

Interior decoration is an art but most of the women have a knack of nailing it to perfection in spite of any professional degree at their disposal. With some info on what is trending these days, anyone would be able to update their homes to make it look newer and ever-changing as per their tastes.

Presenting here are 10 such trends that the interior designers are adopting. Most of these trends reveal that the need of the hour is to keep it simple and minimalistic.

Color blues

Navy blue is the trending color. The trend now is to make a dichromatic effect with the...

7 Quick Steps to Tidy and Present Your Garden Beautifully

Authored by Claire Small
Posted: Wed, 04/22/2020 - 10:14am

With spring in the air, it’s natural that you will be keen to make the most of your own garden. If you’re short of space, or are worried you’ve let things go a bit, don’t worry; here are 7 great ideas to get your garden looking great and ready to enjoy again.

1 De-clutter

If you have kids, the chances are your garden will have toys and other items scattered around. These can find their way into flower beds, water features and many other places, not to mention being a hazard on paths and patios. Take time to clear everything away, from the largest to the smallest. It’s...

5 Fantastic Ways to Reward Yourself

Have you at any point attempted to reward yourself? It isn't unexpected to compensate yourself after increasing an effective objective in day by day lives once some time. Each individual has their one of a kind approaches to reward himself/herself. Rewarding yourself isn't wrongdoing as it will make a perpetual positive effect on how you feel after doing beneficial things or buckling down to complete the tasks. For what reason do rewards make a difference? Since when you praise your achievements, you advise yourself that you are capable of reaching your objectives. Here are some ways to...

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