Stress and anxiety have taken a turn for the better since the start of the outbreak, according to a new study. Read More
The research team, from Oregon Health & Science University and the Portland VA Research Foundation, believe that HLA gene variations may make certain people more vulnerable to the coronavirus. Read More
A team of economists from the University of Wyoming has weighed in on the debate surrounding reopening the US for business. Read More
Researchers in Spain have found that purple-colored lesions from five to 15 millimeters in diameter (similar to chickenpox) found on the feet have been observed on COVID-19 patients including children, adolescents, and adults. Read More
There will always be outliers but generally speaking the most common COVID-19 symptoms are a high fever, tiredness, dry cough, and labored breathing … Read More
Researchers from New York University linked factors like age, obesity and chronic illness at raising the risk of COVID-19 hospitalizations. In one study, researchers at NYU Langone Health found that obesity is a risk factor for patients under the age of 60. Read More
Could COVID-19 cause long-term brain problems in recovered patients? A new study dives into the possibility and long-term effects it might have. Read More
New evidence adds another culprit to the list of coronavirus carriers: your shoes. Read More
The absence of a vaccine to treat the coronavirus could extend the measures to contain the outbreak through 2022, according to a new study. Read More
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