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Study involving 10,000 patients will investigate a range of potentially ground-breaking oral antivirals - News - PharmaTimes

They mostly affected young, unvaccinated individuals and only caused mild disease

About four in 10 COVID patients have some sort of taste loss, according to a new study.

According to a study, people suffering from vitamin D deficiency were likely to develop severe COVID-19 as compared to patients who had higher levels of the vitamin. The study by Israeli researchers found vitamin D helped a person's immune system to fight off the virus after it was measured among 1,176 patients between April 2020 to February 2021.

The world's first human challenge trial in which volunteers were deliberately exposed to COVID-19 to advance research into the disease was found to be safe in healthy young adults, one of the companies running the study said on Wednesday.

The Omicron variant of coronavirus can remain alive on skin for over 21 hours, and more than eight days on plastic surfaces, which may be contributing to its faster spread compared to other strains, a study claims.

English COVID study finds record prevalence in January

It's a study that has been out, but with more and more people taking the at-home COVID test these days it is worth noting once again.

It's a study that has been out, but with more and more people taking the at-home COVID test these days it is worth noting once again.

It's a study that has been out, but with more and more people taking the at-home COVID test these days it is worth noting once again.