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Long COVID research hasn’t yet produced results, as millions suffer
Long COVID patients testify on Capitol Hill for more support The Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions heard ...
Nurse is ‘feeling better’ arms are ‘healing nicely’ in recovery
By Mackenzie Tatananni For Dailymail.Com 19:44 25 Feb 2024, updated 20:15 25 Feb 2024 Lucinda ‘Cindy’ Mullins, 41, appeared in ...
Oregon bubonic plague case likely came from pet cat, officials say
Health officials in Central Oregon have confirmed a case of human bubonic plague and said they individual was was likely ...
Why a cheap, effective treatment for diarrhoea is underused
A salty-sweet solution is a cheap and effective way to prevent children’s death from diarrheal diseases. Yet doctors did not ...
Chef, 29, dies after catching a FUNGAL infection that ‘ate huge holes in his lungs’
By Cassidy Morrison Senior Health Reporter For Dailymail.Com 17:13 07 Feb 2024, updated 23:20 08 Feb 2024 He was in ...
Does it matter if you flush with toilet lid up or down? Not really.
Public toilet flushes send fecal matter higher than you might expect Engineers from the University of Colorado Boulder used laser ...
There’s Been a Staggering Increase in People Killed by Fungi Every Year, Study Finds
The global burden and death toll of fungi has substantially climbed over the past decade, new research finds. The study ...
Highly-contagious infection spread by feces breaks out in Portland as homeless crisis sparks disease common in Third World
By Claudia Aoraha, Senior Reporter For Dailymail.Com 16:35 31 Dec 2023, updated 17:19 31 Dec 2023 In the last month, ...
Avoiding COVID was about more than just keeping 2 metres apart, study finds
A new Oxford University study found that the duration of an encounter with a person sick with COVID was as ...
Humans may get infected by ‘Zombie Deer Disease’, warn scientists amid case surge in US
Researchers in the United States have issued a warning against the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), which is present ...
