China’s COVID Wave Is Coming
In China, a dam seems on the verge of breaking. Following a wave of protests, the government has begun to relax some of its most stringent zero-COVID protocols, and regional…
It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Another COVID Surge
When I called the epidemiologist Denis Nash this week to discuss the country’s worsening COVID numbers, he was about to take a rapid test. “I came in on the subway…
6 Actions That Hospitals Were Ready To Take To Combat COVID- 19
Many hospitals are taking the necessary steps to combat C.O.V.I.D.-19 in response to a recent increase in reported cases worldwide and virus outbreaks within their facilities. The disease has been…
Long COVID Isn’t the Only Post-Viral Illness
In the 1980s, many people in the medical community treated chronic fatigue syndrome as a punchline. Some doctors dismissed patients’ debilitating symptoms, including crushing fatigue and crashes after exercise, as…
How Many COVID Deaths Will Chinese Protesters Accept?
Anti-lockdown protests erupted across China following a deadly apartment fire in Xinjiang last week. The country’s zero-COVID policy may have been to blame, as first responders were apparently restricted from…
How Enterprise And Leisure Travel Can Come Again Publish Covid
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Each Resident In A Kansas Nursing Dwelling Has COVID
Oral ailments pose a significant well being burden for a lot of international locations and affect people throughout their lifetime, causing ache, discomfort, disfigurement and even demise. Whereas neural health…
MS drug almost halves hospitalised patients’ risk of severe Covid symptoms
A drug used for multiple sclerosis nearly halves the chance of developing severe coronavirus symptoms in hospitalised patients and may prevent deaths, a new trial has shown. Covid patients at…
‘Rush to pub’ before second lockdown may have fuelled record rise in Covid cases
Asked whether the “kink” in the case rate could have been caused by “people rushing to the pub” ahead of a lockdown, Steven Riley, professor of infectious disease dynamics at…
Anti-vaxxer misinformation risks harming UK’s ability to beat Covid, scientists warn
Anti-vaxxers spreading misinformation could prevent Britain reaching the level of herd immunity needed to end the Covid pandemic, scientists have warned. A new study from the London School of Hygiene…