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Allergic Conditions Linked With Risk Of Long-Covid After Infection: Study
Pre-existing allergic conditions such as asthma or rhinitis may be associated with a higher risk of experiencing long-term symptoms associated with COVID-19, or Long-COVID, according to a study.
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Does Picking Your Nose Increase Your Risk Of Covid? Study Says...
According to a recent study, health professionals who picked their noses were more likely to contract Covid than those who didn't.
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AstraZeneca Covid Jab Linked To Higher Risk Of Rare Blood Clot, Finds Study
AstraZeneca's Covid vaccine has been linked to a 30-percent higher risk of getting a very rare blood clotting condition compared to the Pfizer jab, a large international study said on Thursday.
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Even Mild Covid Is Linked To Higher Risk of Deadly Blood Clots: Study
Covid-19 at any level of severity is linked to an increased risk of dangerous blood clots that start in patients' veins and travel to the heart, lungs and other parts of the body, according to a UK study
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COVID-19: Delhi High Court Directs School To Permit Unvaccinated Teacher To Join Duty
The Delhi High Court has directed a private school here to allow an unvaccinated teacher to join duties after a medical board found he was at a "higher risk" of having an allergic reaction to the Covid-19 vaccine.
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Higher Risk Of Severe Covid Complications In Children With Immunodeficiency: Study
According to a new study, children with specific immunodeficiency illnesses have abnormalities in genes that regulate the body's immune system against viral infections and have a higher death risk owing to COVID-19.
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Older Adults Who Caught COVID-19 At Higher Risk Of Developing Alzheimer's, Claims Study
The team analysed the anyonymous health records of 6.2 million elderly people in the US for the study.
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Covid's Harmful Effects On The Brain Stay For Years
Covid-19 survivors remain at higher risk of psychotic disorders, dementia and similar conditions for at least two years, according to a large study that highlights the mounting burden of chronic illness left in the pandemic's wake.
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Covid Survivors At Risk Of "Brain Fog", Epilepsy Even Years Later: Study
Increased risk of neurological and psychiatric conditions such as dementia and seizures is still higher two years after COVID-19 compared to other respiratory infections, suggests an observational study published in Lancet Psychiatry journal.
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Omicron More Infectious Than Delta Variant, Says Singapore: Report
Singapore's Ministry of Health has said that early clinical observations globally suggest that the Omicron variant of COVID-19 may be more transmissible and have a higher risk of reinfection compared to the Delta and Beta variants of the virus.
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Covid Poses Higher Risk Of Rare Brain Conditions Than Vaccines: Oxford-Led Study
COVID-19 is more likely to cause very rare neurological conditions than vaccination with the AstraZeneca or Pfizer preventives, according to a study led by the University of Oxford in the UK.
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Indian People Living In Isolation At Higher Risk Of COVID-19, Says Study
Some isolated populations of India like the Onge and Jarawa tribes of the Andaman islands have a higher genetic risk for COVID-19, according to a study led by researchers at CSIRCCMB and BHU.
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WHO Advises Additional COVID-19 Vaccine For Immunocompromised People
The World Health Organization on Monday recommended that immunocompromised people be given an additional dose of COVID-19 vaccine, due to their higher risk of breakthrough infections after standard immunisation.
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Blood Clot Risk Much Higher From Covid Than With Vaccines: UK Study
Covid-19 patients face a much higher risk of developing blood clots than those vaccinated with AstraZeneca Plc or Pfizer Inc.'s shots, according to a large U.K. study.
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Covid During Pregnancy Linked With Higher Risk Of Preterm Birth: US Study
People who are infected with the virus that causes COVID-19 while pregnant face a higher risk of having a very preterm birth, as well as any preterm birth, according to a large US study published in The Lancet Regional Health - Americas journal.
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Allergic Conditions Linked With Risk Of Long-Covid After Infection: Study
Pre-existing allergic conditions such as asthma or rhinitis may be associated with a higher risk of experiencing long-term symptoms associated with COVID-19, or Long-COVID, according to a study.
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Does Picking Your Nose Increase Your Risk Of Covid? Study Says...
According to a recent study, health professionals who picked their noses were more likely to contract Covid than those who didn't.
-
AstraZeneca Covid Jab Linked To Higher Risk Of Rare Blood Clot, Finds Study
AstraZeneca's Covid vaccine has been linked to a 30-percent higher risk of getting a very rare blood clotting condition compared to the Pfizer jab, a large international study said on Thursday.
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Even Mild Covid Is Linked To Higher Risk of Deadly Blood Clots: Study
Covid-19 at any level of severity is linked to an increased risk of dangerous blood clots that start in patients' veins and travel to the heart, lungs and other parts of the body, according to a UK study
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COVID-19: Delhi High Court Directs School To Permit Unvaccinated Teacher To Join Duty
The Delhi High Court has directed a private school here to allow an unvaccinated teacher to join duties after a medical board found he was at a "higher risk" of having an allergic reaction to the Covid-19 vaccine.
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Higher Risk Of Severe Covid Complications In Children With Immunodeficiency: Study
According to a new study, children with specific immunodeficiency illnesses have abnormalities in genes that regulate the body's immune system against viral infections and have a higher death risk owing to COVID-19.
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Older Adults Who Caught COVID-19 At Higher Risk Of Developing Alzheimer's, Claims Study
The team analysed the anyonymous health records of 6.2 million elderly people in the US for the study.
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Covid's Harmful Effects On The Brain Stay For Years
Covid-19 survivors remain at higher risk of psychotic disorders, dementia and similar conditions for at least two years, according to a large study that highlights the mounting burden of chronic illness left in the pandemic's wake.
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Covid Survivors At Risk Of "Brain Fog", Epilepsy Even Years Later: Study
Increased risk of neurological and psychiatric conditions such as dementia and seizures is still higher two years after COVID-19 compared to other respiratory infections, suggests an observational study published in Lancet Psychiatry journal.
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Omicron More Infectious Than Delta Variant, Says Singapore: Report
Singapore's Ministry of Health has said that early clinical observations globally suggest that the Omicron variant of COVID-19 may be more transmissible and have a higher risk of reinfection compared to the Delta and Beta variants of the virus.
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Covid Poses Higher Risk Of Rare Brain Conditions Than Vaccines: Oxford-Led Study
COVID-19 is more likely to cause very rare neurological conditions than vaccination with the AstraZeneca or Pfizer preventives, according to a study led by the University of Oxford in the UK.
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Indian People Living In Isolation At Higher Risk Of COVID-19, Says Study
Some isolated populations of India like the Onge and Jarawa tribes of the Andaman islands have a higher genetic risk for COVID-19, according to a study led by researchers at CSIRCCMB and BHU.
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WHO Advises Additional COVID-19 Vaccine For Immunocompromised People
The World Health Organization on Monday recommended that immunocompromised people be given an additional dose of COVID-19 vaccine, due to their higher risk of breakthrough infections after standard immunisation.
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Blood Clot Risk Much Higher From Covid Than With Vaccines: UK Study
Covid-19 patients face a much higher risk of developing blood clots than those vaccinated with AstraZeneca Plc or Pfizer Inc.'s shots, according to a large U.K. study.
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Covid During Pregnancy Linked With Higher Risk Of Preterm Birth: US Study
People who are infected with the virus that causes COVID-19 while pregnant face a higher risk of having a very preterm birth, as well as any preterm birth, according to a large US study published in The Lancet Regional Health - Americas journal.
