The confirmed cases in South Africa have doubled in the last two weeks to make a total of 264,184, and India has recorded a surge of 28637 new COVID-19 infections with a total of more than 850000 coronavirus cases. In the center of South Africa’s coronavirus outbreak, … [Read more...] about Coronavirus Cases Surge Across India and South Africa
‘Broken Heart Syndrome’ Has Increased During COVID Pandemic
Patients at Ohio hospitals with no diagnosis of COVID suffered from ‘broken heart syndrome,’ and there has been a significant increase in stress cardiomyopathy. It suggests that the social, physical, psychological, and economic stressors due to the COVID pandemic are … [Read more...] about ‘Broken Heart Syndrome’ Has Increased During COVID Pandemic
Antiviral Remdesivir: Improved Recovery Of Severe Coronavirus Patients
Gilead Sciences Inc published additional data from the study on antiviral drug remdesivir showing that it improved the recovery of severe coronavirus patients with a lower risk of death. The company analyzed the data of 312 patients who received treatment at the … [Read more...] about Antiviral Remdesivir: Improved Recovery Of Severe Coronavirus Patients
COVID-19: Age, Sex, Race, And Ethnicity Increase Chances Of Death
Researchers from the United Kingdom have pointed out the factors like age, sex, race, and ethnicity can increase the risk of death due to COVID-19. The study was conducted in England with data from more than 17 million people. Williamson, Walker, Bhaskaran, Bacon, and … [Read more...] about COVID-19: Age, Sex, Race, And Ethnicity Increase Chances Of Death
COVID-19: What is Happy Hypoxemia?
A new study suggested that the phenomenon of happy hypoxia, also called hypoxemia experienced by people with COVID-19, can be utilized to explain the fundamentals and principles in respiratory physiology. The COVID-19 pandemic has led to several new pieces of research, … [Read more...] about COVID-19: What is Happy Hypoxemia?
Neurologists Warn Of Brain Disorders Due To Mild Coronavirus Symptoms
According to the neurologists from the UK, mildly infected and recovered coronavirus patients may have severe and potentially fatal brain disorders. The scientists have warned that patients with mild symptoms or recovering patients of coronavirus have signs of … [Read more...] about Neurologists Warn Of Brain Disorders Due To Mild Coronavirus Symptoms
‘Evidence Emerging’ For Airborne Coronavirus Spread: WHO
Scientists and researchers wrote a letter to the World Health Organization regarding the emerging evidence of airborne transmission of coronavirus, and WHO has acknowledged the scientific documentation for airborne coronavirus spread. Benedetta Allegranzi, the … [Read more...] about ‘Evidence Emerging’ For Airborne Coronavirus Spread: WHO
Coronavirus Pandemic Will Give Rise To A Disabled Generation
A professor and dean at Baylor College of Medicine, Dr. Peter Hotez, said that the coronavirus pandemic would give rise to a more significant number of disabled people. The coronavirus pandemic has infected more than 11 million people around the globe, with 544,036 … [Read more...] about Coronavirus Pandemic Will Give Rise To A Disabled Generation
Majority Testing Positive For Coronavirus Have No Symptoms
The Office for National Statistics reported among the positive tests of COVID, only 22% of people had symptoms of coronavirus on the day of their test and it suggested an asymptomatic transmission of the virus. The ONC report highlighted the spread of the virus through … [Read more...] about Majority Testing Positive For Coronavirus Have No Symptoms
COVID-19: Experts From Spain Doubt Herd Immunity
The research experts in Spain doubt the feasibility of herd immunity to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic because only 5% population has developed antibodies. In European countries, Spain is amongst the most affected countries with COVID-19 pandemic. In the medical … [Read more...] about COVID-19: Experts From Spain Doubt Herd Immunity