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Unhas de Covid : O novo sintoma a ter em atenção, alerta cientista

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Labour s Batley And Spen Candidate Must Be Working Class , Keir Starmer Told

Labour MP for Wansbeck and former Labour Party chair Ian Lavery Labour’s candidate to be the next MP for Batley and Spen must be “working class”, Keir Starmer has been told. The message from left-wing MPs Ian Lavery and Jon Trickett, and campaigner Laura Smith, came after the party’s defeat to the Conservatives in Hartlepool. Paul Williams, who lost the race to the Tories’ Jill Mortimer, was selected from a “longlist” of one in a move which provoked anger among grassroots campaigners. Now, the party faces another red wall challenge after Tracy Brabin’s victory in the contest to be West Yorkshire mayor will trigger a by-election in Batley and Spen.

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For Hug s Sake: How To Have A Proper Cautious Cuddle

| Updated May 10, 2021 Hugs are back on, Boris Johnson has announced. But if you’re going to embrace embracing, you’ll need to be “cautious” about it. As part of a briefing to confirm the lockdown rule changes from May 17, the prime minister announced that we’re being given back the choice of whether (or not) to socially distance from close family and friends. However, “people will be urged to remain cautious about the risks that come with close personal contact such as hugging, as we know this remains a direct way of transmitting the disease,” Downing Street added in a statement.

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People are getting COVID nails, and one expert says the unusual lines could be as useful as an antibody test to prove previous infection

A horizontal line across the nail could be a sign of a previous COVID-19. If “COVID nails” were an infection marker it could be as useful as an antibody test, Prof Spector said. The lines can happen on the fingers or toes and are harmless. Odd-looking nails could be a sign of previous coronavirus infection, a top UK scientist has said. Horizontal lines across the nail that appear several months after catching coronavirus can happen in both fingers and toes, Tim Spector, professor of genetic epidemiology at King’s College, told Insider. Spector, who leads the world’s largest coronavirus symptom study, said that he’d received multiple anecdotal reports of so-called COVID nails from people using the ZOE COVID Symptom Study app, a symptom tracker with more than 4 million users globally.

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People are getting Covid nails – one expert says the odd lines could be used as an antibody test

People are getting Covid nails â one expert says the odd lines could be used as an antibody test May 08, 2021, 09:20 AM facebook A horizontal line across the nail could be a sign of a previous Covid-19 infection. If Covid nails were an infection marker it could be as useful as an antibody test, Professor Tim Spector said. The lines can happen on the fingers or toes and are harmless. Odd-looking nails could be a sign of previous coronavirus infection, a top UK scientist has said. Horizontal lines across the nail that appear several months after catching coronavirus can happen in both fingers and toes, Tim Spector, professor of genetic epidemiology at King s College, told Insider.

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