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2020-07-30 11:00As Covid Has Become a Red-State Problem, Too, Have Attitudes Changed?

There’s still a persistent partisan gap in the level of concern and in mask wearing.
New York Times - Health

2020-07-30 11:00Johnson & Johnson's Covid-19 Vaccine Protects Monkeys, Study Finds

It’s the second study in a week to report promising results in monkeys for a vaccine candidate. But the real test will come with human trials that are now underway.
New York Times - Health

2020-07-30 11:00A Covid Patient Goes Home After a Rare Double Lung Transplant

Mayra Ramirez was the first of a small but growing number of people whose only hope of surviving the coronavirus was to replace their lungs.
New York Times - Health

2020-07-30 11:00Pandemic Loneliness in Late Life

Many seniors comply with the physical distancing and stay-at-home orders, even as we understand that social isolation generates the lethal byproducts of loneliness.
New York Times - Health

2020-07-30 11:00His Face, Hands and Feet Swelled Up. What Was Going On?

The young boy’s grandmother saw strange red lines snaking around his body. Could this be an allergic reaction? A rare autoimmune disease?
New York Times - Health

2020-07-30 10:55Coronavirus: England 'highest level of excess deaths'

Office for National Statistics analysis shows how countries compared in the first six months of the year
BBC News Health

2020-07-30 08:51UK virus isolation 'to go up from seven to 10 days'

The government is expected to announce new guidance for those with symptoms in England.
BBC News Health

2020-07-30 05:40Coronavirus: Australia's Victoria records huge case jump

The state reports its highest case and death toll - prompting fears that lockdown is not working.
BBC News Health

2020-07-30 03:22One in three children 'exposed to lead' globally

One in three children are poisoned by lead that can cause their health irreversible harm, research finds.
BBC News Health

2020-07-30 00:35Old Vaccines May Stop the Coronavirus, Study Hints. Scientists Are Skeptical.

Certain vaccines may provide broad protection against infections. But new research doesn’t prove these vaccines can turn back the coronavirus, experts said.
New York Times - Health

2020-07-29 22:58Mexico Supreme Court rejects state's bid to decriminalise abortion

Were it upheld the ruling would have decriminalised abortion in Veracruz state.
BBC News Health

2020-07-29 22:51Stressors Harming U.S. Families During Pandemic

Just over a quarter of parents said their mental health had deteriorated during the pandemic, and about 14% said their kids' behavioral health suffered.
WebMD

2020-07-29 22:46Diamond Princess Saga Began with One COVID Carrier

An outbreak aboard the ship eventually led to nearly 700 infections and seven deaths from COVID-19.
WebMD

2020-07-29 22:33One Disease Mosquitoes Don't Spread: Coronavirus

The researchers found that the new coronavirus can't replicate in three common species of mosquitoes -- Aedes aegypti, Aedes albopictus and Culex quinquefasciatus -- and therefore cannot be transmitted to humans.
WebMD

2020-07-29 22:03Blood Test Heralds New Era in Alzheimer's Diagnosis

A study led by Swedish researchers found the test did more than differentiate between Alzheimer's and other types of dementia.
WebMD

2020-07-29 22:00Gum Disease Tied to Alzheimer’s Disease Risk

Severe gingivitis with tooth loss was associated with an increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
New York Times - Health

2020-07-29 21:41Hydroxychloroquine No COVID Cure, Experts Warn

Experts are warning about messages in a controversial video shared by President Donald Trump touting the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine as a recommended treatment for COVID-19.
WebMD

2020-07-29 21:37Misinformation, Disagreement Hinder COVID Messaging

This conflicting information can leave the consumer wondering who to believe and, more importantly, what advice to follow.
WebMD

2020-07-29 20:03Corona-Pandemie: "Geduld haben und vernünftig bleiben" – Was Psychologen und ein Musiker jetzt raten

Je länger die Coronakrise dauert, desto mehr leidet die Disziplin. Dabei steht Deutschland im internationalen Vergleich noch gut da. Nicht nur Wissenschaftler warnen deshalb davor, das Erreichte zu verspielen.
Stern.de

2020-07-29 19:25Alter, Verlauf, Beatmung: Was über schwerkranke Covid-19-Patienten in Deutschland bekannt ist

Männer werden häufiger beatmet als Frauen, auch junge Menschen können schwer erkranken, und etwa jeder fünfte stationär aufgenommene Covid-19-Patient stirbt: Eine Studie liefert detaillierte Einblicke zu den Krankheitsverläufen von Corona-P...
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