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What coronaviruses in pets can teach us about the future of covid-19

plainpicture/myriam tirler REPORTS of pet cats and dogs catching covid-19 from their owners are mounting. They come as no surprise to virologist Gary Whittaker. For the past year, he has surveyed cats brought to a veterinary hospital around the corner from New York Presbyterian hospital in Manhattan’s affluent Upper East Side, which was ground zero for covid-19 in the US last spring. His unpublished findings suggest that around 15 to 20 per cent of pet cats in the area have antibodies for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes covid-19. “Cats are easily exposed,” says Whittaker. Yet most of them are doing fine, as are infected dogs. “What’s puzzling is that cats are dealing with it pretty well, but they can’t cope with their own coronavirus.”

ER visits declined during pandemic But that wasn t a bad thing, study suggests

26 May 2021 Visits for appendicitis and miscarriage dropped during the pandemic, but that didn t translate into worse outcomes for patients. (Image credit: Shutterstock) During the COVID-19 pandemic, many people have avoided emergency room visits, but this isn t always a bad thing, a new study suggests. The study, published Tuesday (May 25) in the appendicitis and miscarriage dropped markedly during the pandemic, but that didn t translate into worse outcomes for patients. The authors say their findings suggest that people may have been overusing the ER before the pandemic, seeking hospital care for symptoms that could have been managed with telemedicine or outpatient treatment. But during the pandemic, those who really did need hospital care still received it.

The COVID testing boom: How providers are reaping a financial windfall

The COVID testing boom: How providers are reaping a financial windfall
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Weight loss diet: the long-term effects of intermittent fasting are unclear

Weight loss diet: the long-term effects of intermittent fasting are unclear Quarantine 15 still disappointed you? Using intermittent fasting to lose weight is not a new idea, but as a strategy to improve overall health, it has gained more and more attention in 2021. In March, Gwyneth Paltrow claimed that she used a form called “intuitive fasting” to help relieve the lingering symptoms of COVID-19. Actress tells Inside story She compares “intuitive fasting” with This ketone Eating to improve her metabolism, which in turn helped her lingering COVID-19 symptoms. However, health experts say these claims have not been confirmed by current research. Although studies have shown that intermittent fasting can lead to short-term weight loss, the long-term effects of calorie restriction in this way are still not fully understood.

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