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COVID-19's Potential Long-term Effects on Heart Health Revealed in Autopsies - Vimarsana News

COVID-19's Potential Long-term Effects on Heart Health Revealed in Autopsies

COVID-19 may induce long-term effects on the heart, even in patients who have no previous history of heart disease. Experts reported abnormalities observed in the heart tissue of COVID-19 victims.

COVID-19 leaves 'dramatic' changes in heart, researchers find 'abnormalities' in survivors - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 leaves 'dramatic' changes in heart, researchers find 'abnormalities' in survivors

‘We found evidence, in the hearts of COVID-19 patients, abnormalities in the way calcium is handled,' said one of the researchers.

Covid stresses the heart and alters the beats, the study-breakinglatest.news-Breaking Latest News - Vimarsana News

Covid stresses the heart and alters the beats, the study-breakinglatest.news-Breaking Latest News

Covid damages the heart and an American study explains how. Oxidative stress, inflammation, heartbeat alteration, impaired blood and oxygen pump function to other tissues are some of the effects that Sars-CoV-2 infection produces on the 'motor organ' of the human machine. They are described by Andrew Marks, cardiologist and professor of biophysics at Columbia University,…

Mental health and addictions services streamlined by merger - Vimarsana News

Mental health and addictions services streamlined by merger

Three organizations are integrating to bring better mental health and addictions care to the Cochrane-Temiskaming district.

Medical working group asks city to contribute up to $1M for permanent injection site - Vimarsana News

Medical working group asks city to contribute up to $1M for permanent injection site

Supervised injection sites decrease mortality by 35%, says addictions specialist