COVID-19: May be waived protective measures? – Naturopathy Naturopathy Specialist Portal

Should be repealed protection measures? How and when should protective measures in times of Corona relaxed without increasing the risk for a second infection wave? The results of a new study from the University of Oxford will help to clarify precisely these questions. In a research work of the internationally recognised University of Oxford and the UK Centre for Ecology […]

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Provinces report 408 new Corona cases – the number of acutely Infected drops slightly

In Germany 185.457 people have been positive for the Coronavirus tested. The health from the messages of the Country and social ministries on Wednesday. Of the 408 cases more than on Wednesday. No province remained cases without a new Corona. Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania reported a reinfection. Here you will find the currently reported Figures by the health ministries of the countries. […]

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Treat early or wait? Experts ponder best way to manage milder forms of spinal muscular atrophy

The advent of therapeutic interventions for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) has increased the importance of presymptomatic diagnosis and treatment. When to start treatment in children with less severe disease remains controversial. Now, in a report published in the Journal of Neuromuscular Diseases, German researchers argue for an earlier start of treatment to prevent permanent nerve damage, challenging recommendations originally proposed […]

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How can data help in the pandemic?

In a recent virtual panel hosted by CogX, director of AI at NHSX, Indra Joshi and special advisor for AI and digital health at NHSX, Dominic Cushnan, convened to discuss how data has helped during the pandemic. Interesting insights were shared by both speakers outlining how the COVID-19 Data Store has assisted in showing how evidence is produced for the safe […]

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Elite gamers share mental toughness with top athletes, study finds

High-performing esports professionals may require the same mental stamina it takes to be a top Olympian, according to latest Queensland University of Technology research. A new study, published in Frontiers in Psychology, indicated an overlap between the mental toughness and stress-coping processes in traditional sports and competitive esports athletes. Competitive esports athletes appear to cope with stressors similarly to high-performing […]

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Resurgence of virus threatens South Korea’s success story

Just weeks ago, South Korea was celebrating its hard-won gains against the coronavirus, easing social distancing, reopening schools and promoting a tech-driven anti-virus campaign President Moon Jae-in has called “K-quarantine.” But a resurgence of infections in the Seoul region where half of South Korea’s 51 million people live is threatening the country’s success story and prompting health authorities to warn […]

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Body mass index lower in patients with familial psoriasis

(HealthDay)—Familial psoriasis is not necessarily induced by obesity, according to a study recently published in the Journal of Dermatology. Bolortuya Bayaraa, M.D., from Fukuoka University in Japan, and colleagues examined whether patients with familial psoriasis versus those without were obese at the onset of psoriasis. The analysis included 428 individuals (264 male; 164 female) with psoriasis identified from a registry […]

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Researchers identify new genetic defect linked to ALS

Researchers at the University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM) have identified how certain gene mutations cause amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. The pathway identified by the researchers may also be responsible for a certain form of dementia related to ALS. The finding could offer potential new approaches for treating this devastating condition, which causes […]

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