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Memory Issues, Fatigue May Not Be Linked To Covid Infection: Study

It was established during the early days of the pandemic that besides the respiratory system, Covid virus is known to leave a deep impact on the brain, with researchers concluding that brain infection could cause neurological symptoms. TheHealthSite.com

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'I know how much he loved me' — Connie and Shona Ferguson's 21 years of marriage

Connie shared how much she cherishes the lasting memories they shared, on what would have been her and the late Shona's 21st wedding anniversary

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Woman hospitalized with COVID-19 comes home to find husband dead

A Winter Haven woman is grieving the loss of her husband after she got hospitalized with COVID-19, only to come home to find her husband dead from COVID-19 complications.

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Three of family die of COVID-19

Three persons of a family died of COVID-19 related complications at Yeli Munnoli village in Belagavi district on Wednesday. Advocate S.S. Manjal, his brother Mahesh and mother Indumati died in private

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Novel Defense Mechanism Against SARS-CoV-2 Discovered; Why It's A Big Deal

Covid-related Happy Hypoxia is a silent killer The biggest mystery surrounding COVID-19 is the varied and unpredictable outcomes among the infected. Therefore, why the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus infects in varying degrees continues to remain an important question. Now, a study by scientists from Hokkaido University reports the discovery of a novel immune defense response against the virus that could be the answer. According to the study, the expression of RIG-I, a biological molecule that can detect RNA viruses, suppresses the replication of the novel coronavirus in the lung cells. These findings may help not only in the prediction of outcomes in COVID-19 patients but also help bolster immune response in individuals with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

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