Omicron may be less severe in young and old, but not ‘mild’: WHO
Omicron may be less severe in young and old, but not ‘mild’: WHO The impact on the elderly is one […]
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I fear our Covid strategy has put young people’s long-term health at risk
After two full years battling the virus, it’s clear that some of the decisions made in the effort to
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Study reveals what could be behind long Covid
Persistent blood-clotting may be the cause, according to South African scientists Researchers at South Africa’s Stellenbosch University say they have
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Omicron variant watch: Scientists detect key antibodies to neutralise mutations
In a study published almost exactly a year ago, scientists at the Rockefeller University found that memory B cells,
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New Covid variant IHU, What WHO says
Amid a fresh wave of the pandemic led by the highly transmissible Omicron variant, first discovered in South Africa
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COVID-Positive what to do next
“If you have tested positive, you are infected. At the moment, you are [either] symptomatically infected or pre-symptomatically infected,” says
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What is Florona, flu plus Corona, All you need to know
Florona infection may indicate a major breakdown of the immunity system as two viruses are entering the human body at
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How many covid vaccines we need
We probably will need additional shots. But just how many depends on our immune systems, the virus, and how often
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Scientist reveals when Covid vaccine with lifelong protection might be available
The jab, based on well-known technology, remains effective longer than existing ones and has fewer side effects, its creator claims
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US and Iranian researchers collaborate on Lake Urmia restoration
by Kelsie Holman , Utah State University Iran’s Lake Urmia — a sister to Utah’s Great Salt Lake — has