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[ad_1] A new batch of tests would prove that the coronavirus that caused COVID-19 did not come from the Wuhan lab, its director said this week. Shi Zhengli, the Chinese virologist known as “batwoman”, published this week in the magazine Nature an update of his research published in February on …

[ad_1] This week’s roundup of some of the latest scientific studies on the coronavirus and efforts to find treatments and vaccines for COVID-19 explore how childhood vaccination could be essential to prevent serious illness, such as cigarette smoking makes cells more vulnerable to the virus. and how longer lasting immunity …

[ad_1] In the first few months of Corona vaccine production, doses will be in the millions, which is much less than global demand, so governments of all countries around the world have started creating lists of people who will have priority in getting Corona vaccine. According to the Washington Post, …

[ad_1] Whether it’s coffee, tea, soda, or chocolate, most of us consume caffeine every day. For healthy people, taking up to 400 milligrams of caffeine per day appears to be harmless. But if you have diabetes, caffeine can affect your blood sugar (glucose) levels or make it harder to control. …

[ad_1] A short time ago, the recovery of Covid-19 patients through the plasma of people recovered from Coronavirus held high hopes. However, one study has since blown all that away. However, we must remain cautious as research will continue with a plasma with neutralizing antibodies and higher levels. Plasma from …

[ad_1] The coronavirus clenches and continues to show its teeth. On Saturday, 3,432 people were unofficially tested, of which 1,024 tested positive. This means that the percentage of positive tests was higher than in previous days. Saturday was 29.84% and the day before it was 4% lower. The number of …

[ad_1] Prof. Johannes George Wexler revealed that dark chocolate is good for health, as it contains more cocoa and less sugar. The German clinical dietician said that dark chocolate slowly raises blood sugar. They lead to feelings of satiety faster, thus reducing attacks of extreme hunger. Thanks to its low …

[ad_1] Bothered by a cough, are you tempted by one of those over-the-counter syrups at the pharmacy? Not so fast. In recent years, scientific research has been far from proving the effectiveness of these products. Steffen Frank / Pixabay Since the 2000s, this research has not in fact been able …

[ad_1] – Why doctor: while we are experiencing a second wave and a new imprisonment, you denounce the lack of pedagogy. Do the measures taken by the government not seem sufficient to you? Dr Luc Duquesnel : We gargle because we are the country where we do the most tests. …

[ad_1] photo: Depositphotos, oatstocker The viral load of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus appears to peak in the upper respiratory tract early in the course of the disease, from onset of symptoms to day five, while SARS-CoV and MERS subsequently reach load; this could also be the reason why the kovida 19 …