13 days ago | By Mercola

Vitamin D plays an important role in most diseases, including infectious disease, which is why from the very beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, I suspected that optimizing vitamin D levels among the general population would significantly lower COVID-19 incidence and death.
Since then, mounting evidence reveals this is indeed the case, as researchers have repeatedly demonstrated that higher vitamin D levels reduce rates of positive tests, hospitalizations and mortality related to this infection.
Vitamin D3 Reduces ICU Admissions and Mortality
Most recently, a Spanish study 1, 2 found...
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Ischemic Stroke: New Molecule Provides Protective Effect

13 days ago | By Medindia Health

In ischemic stroke treatment, a modified therapeutic molecule- glutamate-oxaloacetate transaminase has been developed that offers protective effect.
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India Inc to Play a Vital Role in Vaccine Rollout, Says CII

13 days ago | By Medindia Health

High-Level Taskforce has been set on COVID-19 Vaccines with the objective of galvanizing industry support for effective rollout of COVID-19 vaccine.
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Polyphenols may provide protective effect against COVID-19 disease

13 days ago | By News Medical

In the study published in the journal Integrative Physiology, the researchers found that a high intake of polyphenols may have a protective effect on patients with COVID-19 and prevent disease progression.
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Best of cartoons, March 8, 2021

The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists. Read more ...

Beyond sexual assault and harassment, equity remains elusive for women

As shocking as the recent allegations are, it is important to also consider today, on International Women's Day, how profound are the other challenges confronting women. Read more ...

And justice for all: Rules of law dictates that no-one is above it

The Prime Minister's selective advocation of the rule of law is a very narrow and self-serving interpretation of the administration of justice. Read more ...

Telstra Ventures tips shift to shopping through SMS and Messenger

Telstra is backing messaging-based mobile commerce as a growth area. Read more ...

Food delivery platforms turn to room service

Forget the club sandwich wheeled into your room under a silver cloche, food delivery platforms want to replace room service with their own delivery options. Read more ...

From the Archives, 1971: Frazier now ‘The Greatest'

50 years ago, Joe Frazier “all but destroyed” Muhammad Ali over 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden. It was Ali's first professional defeat. Read more ...

In the Herald: March 8, 1971

Wines going up, mystery fish death, and retired nurses wanted back. Read more ...

Bipartisan push for sexual consent education and reform

Liberal, Labor and Greens MPs have joined forces to call for an overhaul to the NSW sex education curriculum. Read more ...

AstraZeneca boss says vaccine effective against variants

The AstraZeneca vaccine will offer strong protection against both the Brazilian and South African coronavirus variants, according to the company's global chief. Read more ...

The Sydney Morning Herald ends year as nation's biggest masthead

The Sydney Morning Herald finished 2020 as the most widely-read newspaper across digital and print in the country. Read more ...