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Not only humans but even tiny insects crawl out of their dens during monsoons to rejoice the rains. But their bites can be dangerous if not cured on time.

Insect Bites: 5 easy remedies to provide instant cure from the pain and swelling

Not only humans but even tiny insects crawl out of their dens during monsoons to rejoice the rains. But their bites can be dangerous if not cured on time.

Monsoon season calls for fun and enjoyment after the scorching summers. Not only us, but even birds, animals and even insects come out of their dens to rejoice the rains.
However, sometimes unknowingly we tend to disturb our tiny but not so friendly neighbours and get bitten by them. In such situations do not panic and try these easy remedies to get rid of the pain and prevent swelling and the spread of the insect poison.
<h3>Easy remedies for relief from insect bites</h3>
<ul>
<li>Apply ice on the affected area to get instant relief</li>
<li>Aloe vera has anti inflammatory properties that gives you relief from swelling, itching and pain</li>
<li>You can also opt for flavour less toothpaste or soaps and apply on the area and wash it after sometime</li>
<li>Essential oils like lavender, rose mary, tea tree have antifungal and antiseptic effects that brings much needed relief from the pain caused due to insect bite</li>
<li>1-2 spoons of baking soda mixed in water can also be a big saviour</li>
</ul>
Also watch: <a title="Monsoon Health: Conjunctivitis is common during this season; here's how to prevent it" href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/monsoon-health-conjunctivitis-is-a-common-eye-infection-during-this-season-here-s-how-to-prevent-it-1689766535781">Monsoon Health: Conjunctivitis is common during this season; here's how to prevent it</a>

Climate change accounts for 9 to 18% of all infectious diseases affecting children under the age of 16, finds a new study. 

Climate change makes children more vulnerable to infections

Climate change accounts for 9 to 18% of all infectious diseases affecting children under the age of 16, finds study. 

Climate change accounts for 9 to 18% of all infectious diseases affecting children under the age of 16, finds a new study.&nbsp;

Several global reports have proved that young people are especially more worried about climate change and a new study suggests that they have more than a couple of good reasons to be alarmed.
A study of children under 16 years of age has found that climate problems account for 9 to 18 per cent of total infectious diseases affecting kids in Varanasi.
Estimates suggest that children bear the heaviest burden of disease due to climate change and this may be particularly high in a country like India, ranked high on climate vulnerability risk.
SEE MORE <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/the-kids-are-not-alright-why-children-need-more-support-as-schools-play-hide-seek-1638779450123">Why children need more support as schools play hide &amp; seek</a>
Published in Science of the Total Environment, the study followed a cohort of 461 children over a three-year follow-up period. It was found that common cold and flu and gastrointestinal infection (mainly diarrhoea) account for 78 per cent of the disease burden.
The highest risk was observed in children with physiological vulnerabilities, with the poorest being the worst affected. The findings urge policymakers to prioritise child health to prevent an increased disease burden due to climate change in the future.
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/environment/here-s-how-air-pollution-can-affect-children-s-long-term-health-1637393036740">Here's how air pollution can affect children's long-term health</a>

Covid in India: Record 95k plus recoveries in a day

More people in India recovered from the coronavirus than were infected in the last 24 hours. Over 42 lakh&nbsp;have recovered from the contagion so far

More people in India recovered from the coronavirus than were infected in the last 24 hours, Health Ministry data released om Saturday morning showed. India is the second worst-hit country by the coronavirus pandemic, after the US. While the country recorded 93,337 new Covid-19 infections in the last 24 hours, 95,880 people recovered from the deadly virus in the same period. Recovery rate in India currently stands at over 78%. More than 42 lakh people have recovered from the contagion so far.

Kids cooped up: 'school in the age of pandemic in Iran'

Acing social distancing without any masks, Iranian kids have finally returned to school and how. With strict health protocols in place, over 15 million students attended classes after a break of 7 months in Iran. Images of little kids cooped up in transparent plastic tents shared by Journalist Farnaz&nbsp;Fassihi have gone viral on social media. Fassihi's&nbsp;tweet read, 'school in the age of pandemic in Iran'.&nbsp;While many are calling the innovation, 'cute', and a 'thoughtful step', some have completely denounced it,&nbsp;raising serious health concerns. Iran which is one of the worst-hit covid&nbsp;countries in the&nbsp;middle east has over 3,84,000 confirmed infections.&nbsp;

'School in the age of pandemic in Iran'

'School in the age of pandemic in Iran' 15 mn&nbsp;Iranian kids return to school after 7 months Images of school kids cooped up in tents goes viral

Acing social distancing without any masks, Iranian kids have finally returned to school and how. With strict health protocols in place, over 15 million students attended classes after a break of 7 months in Iran. Images of little kids cooped up in transparent plastic tents shared by Journalist Farnaz&nbsp;Fassihi have gone viral on social media. Fassihi's&nbsp;tweet read, 'school in the age of pandemic in Iran'.&nbsp;While many are calling the innovation, 'cute', and a 'thoughtful step', some have completely denounced it,&nbsp;raising serious health concerns. Iran which is one of the worst-hit Covid&nbsp;countries in the&nbsp;middle east has over 3,84,000 confirmed infections.&nbsp;

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