This is perhaps the most interesting of all epidemics. A disease that can be attributed to a single person, and the outbreak can be controlled by quarantining the person. Mary […]
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The Spanish Flu: 1918
Written by Maya Sharma We don’t know where it started – but it most likely started in Europe or Asia. However – it spread all around the world – taking […]
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Yellow Fever – AN EPIDEMIC that changed America
1793 It was the month of August in the year 1793. Philadelphia was the country’s largest city and the capital of the USA. Philadelphia housed 50,000 people in tight houses […]
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Coping with covid-19 – A Teen Writes
Written By : Ruhaan Jain, Student @ The Study Huddle The thought of COVID-19 is a very scary thought for some people. It has infected a lot of people, and […]
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Simple Indian Recipes – COVID TIME
The Indian way of living is easy and requires minimal things. One of the oldest and most evolved cultures of the world, Indian pantry staples can last for years. Yoga […]
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COVID-19 UPDATE, WEDNESDAY MARCH 18
Devi Sridhar, a professor of global public health at the University of Edinburgh, tweeted: “We had the data. We had time. We should have learned from this data in early […]
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Disease progression
The following is a breakdown of how symptoms progress based on both separate Wuhan hospital studies and other sources. Day 1: Patients experience a fever and may also experience fatigue, […]