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Study finds a new way of predicting the efficacy of Covid-19 vaccines

Read more about Study finds a new way of predicting the efficacy of Covid-19 vaccines on Business Standard. A study has identified the immune response associated with protection from Covid-19. The discovery is likely to help reduce the time it takes to develop new vaccines

Overweight or obesity amplifies harmful effects of alcohol on the liver

Overweight or obesity amplifies harmful effects of alcohol on the liver Led by the University of Sydney s Charles Perkins Centre, the study looked at medical data from nearly half a million people and found having overweight or obesity considerably amplified the harmful effects of alcohol on liver disease and mortality. People in the overweight or obese range who drank were found to be at greater risk of liver diseases compared with participants within a healthy weight range who consumed alcohol at the same level. Even for people who drank within alcohol guidelines, participants classified as obese were at over 50 percent greater risk of liver disease.

Study finds new way of predicting COVID-19 vaccine efficacy

The early immune response in a person who has been vaccinated for coronavirus can predict the level of protection they will have to the virus over time, according to analysis from Australian mathematicians, clinicians and scientists published in Nature Medicine, reported UNSW Sydney Newsroom.

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Here s why overweight people should not consume alcohol!

Here s why overweight people should not consume alcohol! ANI | Updated: Jun 01, 2021 19:49 IST Sydney [Australia], June 1 (ANI): A study led by the University of Sydney s Charles Perkins Centre observed medical data from nearly half a million people and found that people who are obese and overweight worsens liver-damaging effects of alcohol. People in the overweight or obese range who drank were found to be at greater risk of liver diseases compared with participants within a healthy weight range who consumed alcohol at the same level, said senior author and research program director Professor Emmanuel Stamatakis from the Charles Perkins Centre and the Faculty of Medicine and Health.

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