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Smoking, marijuana may increase risk of breakthrough COVID-19 infection: Study - Vimarsana News

Smoking, marijuana may increase risk of breakthrough COVID-19 infection: Study

According to a new study, people who take marijuana, alcohol or tobacco have an increased risk of being susceptible to breakthrough coronavirus cases even if they are fully vaccinated. The study found that those who suffered from substance use disorder (SUD) had a higher chance of getting hit with the virus after vaccination. Also Read: Is the coronavirus getting better at airborne transmission?

Education and Research Ministry to continue funding COVID-19 studies - Vimarsana News

Education and Research Ministry to continue funding COVID-19 studies

Altogether over €12 million have been allocated to various crisis-related studies during the coronavirus pandemic from the budget of the Ministry of Education and Research, while the funding of such studies is also set to continue in 2022.

KORONAVÍRUS Štúdia odhalila: Takéto vedľajšie účinky môžete mať po podpornej dávke vakcíny! - Vimarsana News

KORONAVÍRUS Štúdia odhalila: Takéto vedľajšie účinky môžete mať po podpornej dávke vakcíny!

WASHINGTON - Väčšina vedľajších účinkov po tretej dávke vakcíny proti ochoreniu COVID-19 je slabá až mierna a vyskytujú sa približne ...

Source: topky.sk
KORONAVÍRUS Štúdia odhalila, ktorá vakcína je najefektívnejšia proti DELTE! - Vimarsana News

KORONAVÍRUS Štúdia odhalila, ktorá vakcína je najefektívnejšia proti DELTE!

ROCHESTER - Nová štúdia odhalila, že vakcína Moderna je najefektívnejšou vakcínou proti variantu delta. Vedci tiež prezradili, ako veľmi ...

Source: topky.sk
Children may have weaker long-term immune response to COVID-19, says Israeli study - Vimarsana News

Children may have weaker long-term immune response to COVID-19, says Israeli study

Children may have weaker long-term immune response to COVID-19, says Israeli study - Study suggests that the neutralizing antibodies that develop after contracting COVID start declining in children after only four months.