Category: Coronavirus

Alzheimer’s Disease: Too Much or Too Little Sleep Could Lead To Cognitive Decline

It is already known and proven that sleep quality is important for good health. However, how long a person sleeps is also important, especially as they get older. New …

Japanese Researchers Explore Anal Oxygen Delivery as a Safer Alternative to Artificial Ventilation

Artificial ventilation is an invasive procedure that can cause damage to the lungs and requires a lot of personnel. Japanese researchers suggest administering oxygen through the anus as a …

Trinity College Study Reveals Blood Vessel Leakage as Key Factor in Long COVID-Induced Mental Fog

Mental Fog and Long COVID A team of researchers at Trinity College Dublin has just discovered the underlying and likely cause of the “mental fog” associated with long COVID. …

Managing the Flu in a COVID World: Prevention, Treatment, Warning Signs, and What Still Works

Key Takeaways Most flu cases resolve in 7–10 days, but high-risk groups should watch for signs of complications. Antivirals like Tamiflu may help if taken within 48 hours, but …

The Role of Type I Interferon Autoantibodies in Exacerbating Influenza and COVID-19 Cases

Why do some people get “severe flu” or “severe COVID”? French researchers have found the answer. More precisely, they have understood the biological mechanism underlying the predisposition to severe …

SARS-CoV-2 Directly Infects Coronary Arteries, Exacerbating Plaque Inflammation and Elevating Cardiovascular Risk

The complexities surrounding the SARS-CoV-2 virus, responsible for COVID-19, appear to be unceasing. As we continue our endeavors to map out its effects, we’re reminded that its implications are …

Unusual Post-COVID Symptom: 33-Year-Old Man Experiences Rapid Blue Discoloration in Legs Upon Standing, Highlighting Acrocyanosis Link

A 33-year-old man has developed a strange condition after being infected with COVID-19. When he stood up, his legs turned blue within minutes! A doctor at the University of …