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Comfort for long Covid sufferers: blood points to immune therapy hope
Research finds symptoms can be seen on a biological level – and may be curable
Source: thetimes.co.uk
Long COVID leaves distinctive signs in blood which could be targets for treatment, study suggests
Findings from the largest UK study of patients admitted to hospital with coronavirus show long COVID leads to ongoing inflammation which can be detected in the blood.
Source: sky.com
Long Covid may be body trying to fight off other viruses
Scientists find the immune system is still active for some time after a coronavirus infection has cleared up
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Source: telegraph.co.uk
Anticipation rises for RSV rollout as positive data emerges - Pharmaceutical Technology
Following major successes in the RSV landscape over the last few years, experts debate rollout plans.
Source: pharmaceutical-technology.com
Could a nasal vaccine mean you never get Covid again?
The vaccine is designed to work in the respiratory tract, where the virus first gets into the body. The vaccine offers almost instant protection against Covid - compared to injected vaccines.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Another Variant, Another Desperate Cry For Masks
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
Source: zerohedge.com
RSV is as bad for you as flu if you're over 65 - so should you get the vaccine?
Regulators have greenlit two new vaccines for respiratory syncytial virus, the 'silent killer' of the elderly
Source: telegraph.co.uk
RSV is as bad for you as flu if you're over 65 – so should you get the vaccine?
After 30 years as a qualified doctor working on the paediatric wards of hospitals, Alastair Sutcliffe is familiar with the health burden that respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) inflicts on newborn babies and infants each winter.
Source: yahoo.com
JN.1 COVID Variant Sparks Fears of Escalating Wave
The JN.1 variant, designated as a variant of interest (VOI) by the WHO due to its rapid transmission, is presently identified in more than 41 countries, India included.
Source: medindia.net