[ad_1] All over the world, minks are getting sick. Small ferret-like mammals bred for their precious fur sounded the alarm after contracting and mutating the coronavirus, transmitting it to humans. The virus, officials said, spread from human manipulator to mink, mutated and then spread back to humans. Denmark went so …
Read More »COVID-19 can exacerbate mental health symptoms among pregnant and postpartum women
[ad_1] Although delivery is often anticipated with optimism and enthusiasm, around 10-20% of pregnant women also experience mental health problems during the weeks immediately before and after birth. Depression, anxiety, and trauma-related disorders can all be exacerbated by increased stress related to pregnancy and postpartum experiences. But it is not …
Read More »MICROBIOTE: Vitamin D is what activates it
[ad_1] Vitamin D is known to take many different forms, but standard blood tests only detect its inactive precursors (ergocalciferol + cholecalciferol) stored by the body. To use vitamin D, the body must metabolize these precursors into an active form. However, this research shows for the first time that the …
Read More »Hospitals face severe staff shortages as COVID-19 cases increase
[ad_1] The spike in COVID-19 cases that pushed hospitalization numbers in Alabama COVID-19 to a record high on Monday put hospitals on critical alert, the president of the Alabama Hospital Association said today. And the increase in number has nothing to do with Thanksgiving holiday reunions. The impact of Thanksgiving …
Read More »Types of tests available for COVID-19: who should be tested?
[ad_1] Test to diagnose active infection includes molecular test / real-time polymerase chain reaction test (RT-PCR) / nucleic acid amplification test (NAAT) and rapid antigen test COVID-19 is a respiratory disease caused by a new virus called SARS-CoV-2. Most people infected with COVID-19 are asymptomatic (showing no symptoms). Some may …
Read More »Covid-19 vaccines: priority for health care workers and retirement homes in the United States, recommends a committee
[ad_1] Washington (AFP) Healthcare professionals and nursing home residents should be given priority for vaccination against Covid-19 in the United States, an advisory committee recommended on Tuesday. These two populations represent approximately 24 million people in the United States, which is the approximate number of people who can be vaccinated …
Read More »TikTok viral video shows reaction from Oregon nurse who ignores pandemic safety measures
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Read More »Priority Healthcare Professionals and Senior Residences in the United States
[ad_1] Healthcare professionals and nursing home residents should be given priority for COVID-19 vaccination in the United States, an advisory committee recommended Tuesday. • Read also: All the developments in the COVID-19 pandemic • Read also: COVID-19: Dr. Fauci predicts the explosion of cases after Thanksgiving These two populations represent …
Read More »Public health prepares for vaccine distribution in the coming weeks
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Read More »48 hours later, the second doctor died of the crown in Dakahlia … and the Syndicate: the 45th martyr of the governorate
[ad_1] Sign up to receive the most important news Dakahlia’s Doctors Syndicate announced the death of Dr. Majed Mikhail, an internal medicine consultant at Talkha Central Hospital, following his infection with the Corona virus, 48 hours after the death of Dr. Ahmed Al-Baz, consultant of internal medicine and former director …
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