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Covid-19: Patients at High Death Risk for at-least 18 Months from Infection

It is to be noted that the study was conducted during the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic.

The study found that chances of developing major cardiovascular disease or dying were higher in patients with severe Covid-19 conditions than in non-severe cases.

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Groundbreaking Study Reveals COVID-19 Spreads to Brain and Persists for Months, NIH Research Finds

The study also showed that SARS-CoV-2 primarily infected and damaged airway and lung tissue.

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Coronavirus Omicron BF.7 Variant: Modi govt makes RT-PCR mandatory for arrivals from THESE countries – Check LIST

Omicron BF.7 Cases In India, Coronavirus New Variant: It is feared that the new variant can result in the fourth wave of COVID-19.

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Intermittent Fasting May Reduce Complications From COVID-19: Study

In the study, researchers identified 205 patients who had tested positive for the virus between March 2020 and February 2021 -- before vaccines were widely available.

Another potential benefit is that intermittent fasting promotes autophagy, which is "the body's recycling system that helps your body destroy and recycle damaged and infected cells", Horne added.

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Pediatric Neurologist Sheds Light on Headaches in Children, Emphasizes the Importance of Evaluation and Treatment

Headaches can occur because of problems in structures of head eg ear, throat, sinuses, eyes or teeth. Also, any fever especially many viral fevers, can also cause headache. It was a common symptom of Covid 19 in many children. In these cases, the headache gets relieved when the cause is treated.

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Asian Institute of Medical Science Implements Cutting-Edge Roche Diagnostics Technology to Enhance Healthcare Delivery

In terms of diagnostics, COVID-19 pandemic has changed the perception about health, preventive care and the value of diagnostics. Patients today are more aware of the role of diagnostic tests for maintaining their general health.

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Johns Hopkins Researchers Develop Simple Glucose-Meter Test for Monitoring COVID-19 Antibody Levels at Home

The researchers wanted to see whether producing a fusion protein consisting of both invertase and a detection antibody would work in an assay that would allow SARS-CoV-2 antibody levels to be read with a glucose meter.

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COVID19

Covid-19: Patients at High Death Risk for at-least 18 Months from Infection

Groundbreaking Study Reveals COVID-19 Spreads to Brain and Persists for Months, NIH Research Finds

Coronavirus Omicron BF.7 Variant: Modi govt makes RT-PCR mandatory for arrivals from THESE countries – Check LIST

Intermittent Fasting May Reduce Complications From COVID-19: Study

Pediatric Neurologist Sheds Light on Headaches in Children, Emphasizes the Importance of Evaluation and Treatment

Asian Institute of Medical Science Implements Cutting-Edge Roche Diagnostics Technology to Enhance Healthcare Delivery

Johns Hopkins Researchers Develop Simple Glucose-Meter Test for Monitoring COVID-19 Antibody Levels at Home

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Revolutionary CAR-T Cell Therapy Developed by AIIMS Researchers Offers New Hope for Multiple Myeloma Patients

Severe Strain of Bird Flu Spreading Rapidly: Is India at Risk of Another Pandemic?

India Achieves Significant Progress in Reducing Malaria Cases: WHO Report

Can Cutting Sugar in Your Child’s Diet for the First 1,000 Days Prevent Diabetes and Heart Disease?