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Different studies determine the impact of Covid on pregnant women and their children, making it hard to reach a detailed conclusion. A recent study has revealed that pregnant women are more likely to have serious illnesses and can even die sometimes due to infection. Medical experts also urged pregnant women to take the Covid vaccination to reduce the risk to themselves and their children, Guardian reported. 

People who died of severe COVID-19 had brain tissue similar to that of people who were at least 71 years old, prompting Harvard Medical School researchers to recommend that recovered COVID-19 patients seek neurological follow-up care.

The research is published in Nature’s Molecular Psychiatry. Professor Trent Woodruff who led the research said: “We studied the effect of the virus on the brain’s immune cells, ‘microglia’ which are the key cells involved in the progression of brain diseases like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s.”  

A study has suggested that age, obesity and diabetes were much stronger predictors of death due to COVID than heart disease

The trauma of the Covid period accelerated the natural process of personality change, a new study says.

The team analysed the anyonymous health records of 6.2 million elderly people in the US for the study.

The Cedars-Sinai study, which was published in JAMA Network Open, found that the majority of people who were infected with the Omicron variant didnt know they had the virus.

The study found the

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