A woman who had crippling long COVID for 8 months says it vanished after getting vaccinated. There is no clear scientific reason why. mguenot@businessinsider.com (Marianne Guenot) © REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson A woman gets a shot of COVID-19 vaccine. She is not Arianna Eisenberg, the woman in this story. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson
Arianna Eisenberg says her long COVID symptoms were gone after two vaccine shots, the Washington Post reported.
Others have reported that vaccination alleviated long COVID symptoms.
Scientists don t understand the phenomenon, but one has ideas of how it could work.
A woman who had long COVID said her symptoms were gone 36 hours after getting her second dose of COVID-19 vaccine, according to The Washington Post.
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Scientists have digitally rebuilt the brain of a dinosaur, revealing surprising insights into its diet and behaviour.
Using advanced imaging and 3D modelling techniques, researchers from the UK s University of Bristol rebuilt the brain of a Thecodontosaurus, a sauropod that roamed what is now England some 205 million years ago.
Experts found that unlike its plant-eating relatives Diplodocus and Brontosaurus, Thecodontosaurus may have eaten meat - and could have walked on two legs. Our analysis of Thecodontosaurus brain uncovered many fascinating features, some of which were quite surprising, Antonio Ballell, a PhD student at the University of Bristol s School of Earth Sciences, said in a statement.
By Amy Woodyatt, CNN
Thecodontosaurus was the size of a large dog and lived in the Triassic age.
London (CNN)Scientists have digitally rebuilt the brain of a dinosaur, revealing surprising insights into its diet and behavior.
Using advanced imaging and 3D modeling techniques, researchers from the UK s University of Bristol rebuilt the brain of a Thecodontosaurus, a sauropod that roamed what is now England some 205 million years ago.
Experts found that unlike its plant-eating relatives Diplodocus and Brontosaurus, Thecodontosaurus may have eaten meat and could have walked on two legs. Our analysis of Thecodontosaurus brain uncovered many fascinating features, some of which were quite surprising, Antonio Ballell, a PhD student at the University of Bristol s School of Earth Sciences, said in a statement.