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COVID-19 Study Shows That Those Who Had Allergic Reactions to 1st Shot of mRNA Vaccines Can Get 2nd Dose

26 July 2021, 09:07 pm A new COVID-19 study has shown that people who had an allergy after a first dose of an mRNA vaccine can safely receive a second dose.  COVID-19 mRNA vaccines available are those from Moderna and Pfizer/BioNTech.  The study, whose co-authors include Dr. Matthew Krantz, Dr. Jason Kwah, and Dr. Cosby Stone, has been published in JAMA Internal Medicine.  COVID-19 Study: mRNA Vaccine Can Cause Allergic Reaction Any COVID-19 study have been helpful in learning not just how the virus itself works, but how the human body can be best protected. The new COVID-19 study published in JAMA Internal Medicine discusses the allergic reaction that some people have experienced upon receiving a first shot of an mRNA vaccine. 

Pfizer Second Jab More Effective After Eight-Week Interval, Study Confirms

Pfizer, AstraZeneca Vaccine Side Effects Are Not Too Bad, Study Suggests

30 April 2021, 02:04 am A study published early this week professed that fewer people exhibited side effects from Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccines in the real world than in the clinical trial data.  Perhaps it is one good news that would boost vaccine confidence in the general population. For those not satisfied with the data shown during the trials. perhaps the real-world data might be more convincing.  If more people would be willing to be inoculated, vaccine administration could speed up herd immunity.   (Photo : Gustavo Pring from Pexel) A study published early this week professed that fewer people exhibited side effects from Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccines in the real world than in the clinical trial data.

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COVID-19 Vaccine: Moderna Begins Trial on Young Children, Babies to See How it Affects Them

COVID-19 Herd Immunity Might Not Happen - What Do Experts Say About This?

11 March 2021, 8:43 am EST By The coronavirus pandemic has only gotten worse in some countries, with increasing numbers of infection rates that continue to surge over time. We already have COVID-19 vaccines at the moment, but people are hoping that the said "herd immunity" can happen in the middle of this catastrophic event. The word "herd" is not only applicable to groups of hoofed animals. In the case of the ravaging virus, groups of humans are also considered a herd. The public is hoping that as time passes by, more people would grow immune to the novel coronavirus, with or without the vaccine.

Selenium Believed to Contribute to Low COVID-19 Infections, Chinese Scientists Reveal

10 March 2021, 10:27 am EST By Researchers from China discovered this week that the Selenium inside the human body could suppress the effects of COVID-19. The study revealed that the said element's level was a huge contributing factor for the disease immunity.  The Presence of Selenium in the Body In a South China Morning Post report, infection rates in some China provinces like Hubei were higher than what experts expected. They also said that they have been speculating how and why the coronavirus spread in some places is lower. The answer could be found in the soil, like in the case of Enshi.

How VR Detects Early Alzheimer's in Older People

1 March 2021, 8:55 pm EST By Alzheimer's Disease is one of the worst brain deterioration and impairments that could happen naturally for people, especially as time goes by and ages catch up to them. There are several brain exercises and activities to prevent this illness, but it is something that even modern medicine cannot fully heal. However, there is a way to detect it at its early stages and set up ways to prevent it. (Photo : Pixabay) Researchers have recently discovered that Alzheimer's can be easily detected and early signs of it are recognizable using modern devices such as Virtual Reality (VR) technology, used mostly for games. Initially, Alzheimer's disease may show up when experiencing a new environment and facing unfamiliarity around the person, causing a state of shock.