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This Harvard research may be the best news about COVID-19 and the holidays Sarah Dillon

Due to the powerful filtration and ventilation systems aboard most commercial airlines as long as passengers adhere to mask wearing and other SARS-CoV-2 mitigation techniques the chances of spreading or getting infected are relatively low. Read More

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The reason why December may be the deadliest month in the pandemic yet CW Headley

There are emerging reports on COVID-19’s evolution. The particular coronvirus responsible for the disease is a fast-acting RNA virus: every time it replicates genetic material it does so uniquely, giving it more opportunities to perfect its tranmittiability. Read More

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How these countries successfully kept COVID-19 down CW Headley

In a recent study, published in The Lancet Public Health, researchers reviewed the mandates implemented to suppress local transmission of coronavirus within the city of Hong Kong between late January and March 31. Read More

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The disturbing COVID-19 symptom that can last for 150 days Meredith Lepore

COVID toes have been defined as red, sore, itchy irritations on toes. They lead to discoloration of the skin and can be quite painful. Read More

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80% of COVID-19 patients don’t have enough of this in their body Kyle Schnitzer

Eighty percent of 216 COVID-19 positive patients reported having vitamin D deficiencies when they entreated the Hospital Universitario Marques de Valdecilla in Spain, according to a new study. Read More

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Here’s what the COVID-19 vaccine will and won’t do CW Headley

Broadly speaking, a successful vaccine appears to mean time for clinicians and health systems to play catch-up. A successful vaccine does not seem to mean normalcy, at least not in the way we’re all hoping. Read More

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Study uncovers new COVID-19 effect that ages your brain by 10 years CW Headley

New research from Imperial College London suggests that the novel coronavirus can cause chronic cognitive deficits in critically ill patients–even after recovery. Read More

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This is exactly how many minutes it takes for COVID-19 to be transmitted CW Headley

Now researchers are saying that even exposure-time achieved cumulatively poses a substantial risk for a subject. Read More

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Here’s why COVID-19 deaths are on the decline CW Headley

The data was derived from 5,200 coronavirus cases treated at hospitals in New York City and Long Island between March and August. Read More

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