Men with COVID-19 much more likely to need intensive care and die
In a new study, researchers found that men with COVID-19 are three times more likely to require intensive care than women and are at...
Memory loss in Alzheimer’s disease can be reversed, study finds
In a new study, researchers found that memory loss in Alzheimer's disease (AD) may be able to be restored.
The findings could pave the way...
Keep taking your blood pressure medicine during the pandemic, scientists say
Each day, at least half a million Danes take a small pill to keep their blood pressure down or to protect against heart disease.
In...
Even moderate COVID-19 can cause dangerous brain diseases
In a new study, researchers found that COVID-19 can lead to a broad range of neurologic complications including stroke, seizures, movement disorders, inflammatory diseases,...
People with COVID-19 twice as likely to die if they have this health problem
In a new study, researchers found that patients with COVID-19 and vertebral fractures are twice as likely to die from the disease.
This is the...
Despite allergies, asthma, a COVID holiday can still be merry and bright
You already downsized your Thanksgiving due to COVID-19, and now you’re contemplating a smaller celebration for the holidays.
Unfortunately, your allergies and asthma still need...
Many people with COVID-19 have long-lasting symptoms, study finds
Since its appearance in early 2020, COVID-19 has been unpredictable for both physicians and affected people given the variety and duration of its symptoms.
Notably,...
How to deal with cancer through the holiday season
The holiday season, while considered a joyous time of year, can be challenging for many people.
For those impacted by cancer, this time may be...
New study shows how COVID-19 can harm your eyes
In a new study, researchers found that sore eyes are the most significant vision-based indicator of COVID-19.
The research was conducted by a team at...
More years of obesity means higher risk of disease, study finds
In a new study, researchers found that a greater obesity duration is linked to worse values for all heart-metabolic disease factors.
The research was conducted...