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Some Test Positive for COVID for 10 Days or Longer - Vimarsana News

Some Test Positive for COVID for 10 Days or Longer

As Omicron subvariants continue to spark an increase in COVID cases across the U.S., some people are finding that they are testing positive for long periods of time.

Source: webmd.com
Scientists uncover genetic links between Covid-19 and other diseases - Vimarsana News

Scientists uncover genetic links between Covid-19 and other diseases

Scientists uncover genetic links between Covid-19 and other diseases - The findings revealed that certain variants associated with Covid are also associated with known risk factors for Covid.

Asthma drug found to block coronavirus from replicating: IISc Bengaluru study - Vimarsana News

Asthma drug found to block coronavirus from replicating: IISc Bengaluru study

Asthma drug found to block coronavirus from replicating: IISc Bengaluru study - A study conducted by IISc Bengaluru shows that a drug used to treat asthma can help block SARS-CoV-2 protein from replicating.

Long Covid: only one in four feels fully recovered a year after infected, says UK study - Vimarsana News

Long Covid: only one in four feels fully recovered a year after infected, says UK study

Women, obese patients and those who were mechanically ventilated even more vulnerable to long-lasting symptoms, according to paper published in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine.

Source: scmp.com
All persons who caught Covid at risk of this dangerous side-effect, says new study - Vimarsana News

All persons who caught Covid at risk of this dangerous side-effect, says new study

All persons who caught Covid at risk of this dangerous side-effect, says new study - The research at the Johns Hopkins University in the US suggests that no person is immune to this side-effect.