Scientists find blood biomarkers linked to ‘brain fog’ in long COVID
A groundbreaking study published in Nature Medicine reveals that two blood biomarkers may be predictive of long-term cognitive deficits—including "brain fog"—in COVID-19 survivors.
Conducted by...
What to know about EG.5 (Eris)—the latest coronavirus strain
A Yale Medicine expert explains whether EG.5 is more transmissible or severe than previous Omicron subvariants.
Viruses mutate, so it was only a matter of...
Scientists find the cause of fatigue and physical impairment in long COVID
A recent study conducted by Charité-Universitätsmedizin Berlin and the Max Delbrück Center has revealed concerning data about the long-term effects of post-COVID syndrome (PCS),...
Vaccine may reduce severity of long COVID symptoms, study finds
A new study from Mayo Clinic has some good news for those worried about long-haul COVID.
According to the research, people who got their COVID-19...
Long COVID risks stick around for two years, study warns
Even though COVID-19 has been declared over as a global emergency, it’s far from over for many people.
A new study has found that the...
COVID-19 survivors have higher heart disease risk related to stress
New research from Brazil has raised the alarm about the lasting effects of severe COVID-19 on people's bodies.
A team of scientists from various universities...
Scientists find persistent health risks from long COVID
Although the global health emergency for COVID-19 has been declared over, a new study reveals that the virus's impact continues to linger for many...
COVID-19 could make you more likely to get high blood pressure, study says
A new study says that people who get sick with COVID-19 are more likely to later develop high blood pressure compared to those who...
A simple spray could make COVID-19 vaccines more accessible
Imagine if you could get a COVID-19 vaccine just by inhaling it. A group of researchers led by Prof. Mark Saltzman has done just...
Common prostate cancer drug could treat COVID-19, study finds
In the early days of the COVID-19 outbreak, data showed that men seemed more prone to severe illness and death from the virus than...