You may have a higher risk of this eye disease after COVID-19
Scientists from the Southern California Permanente Medical Group found that the risk for retinal vein occlusion (RVO) may be increased in the six months...
Third mRNA COVID-19 vaccine dose is safe, study finds
Scientists from nference and Mayo Clinic found that the third dose of the COVID-19 mRNA vaccine is safe.
The research is published in JAMA Network...
Future of COVID-19 vaccines brings high hopes, familiar obstacles
Looking back on a year since most people in the United States became eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine, medical experts can celebrate a technological...
Sleep disorders after COVID-19
Recently, scientists conducted a study on sleep disorders, mood and fatigue after COVID-19.
They found these factors are interrelated and recommend a comprehensive approach to...
Higher risk of heart disease could mean much higher risk of severe COVID-19
Scientists found that people with an elevated risk of developing a stroke or heart attack over the next 10 years who contract COVID-19, are...
Your mental health may affect your chances of breakthrough COVID-19
Scientists from UC San Francisco found that people who are vaccinated against SARS-CoV-2, and have a history of certain mental conditions, have a heightened...
COVID-19 vaccines, boosters effectively prevent severe reinfection
Scientists from the CDC found if you already got COVID-19, vaccines and boosters could protect against hospitalization from COVID -19 reinfection.
The research is published...
Vaccination can strongly cut viral load in COVID-19 infection
Scientists from the University of Geneva and elsewhere found that vaccination greatly reduces infectious viral load in COVID-19.
They measured the infectious viral load of...
New vaccine made of common dietary supplements could prevent COVID-19
Scientists from Tel Aviv University developed a new vaccine that contains several common dietary supplements to protect against COVID-19 as well as several common winter...
New COVID-19 nasal spray better than current antibody treatments
Scientists from Northwestern University and elsewhere found that a new protein-based antiviral nasal spray is better than current antibody treatments.
The drug is being advanced...