Norway, which says it has the new coronavirus epidemic under control, reopened primary schools to the youngest students on Monday, in another step toward a gradual normalisation, though some parents expressed concern. One week after nursery schools, pupils aged six to 10 started returning to their school desks after six weeks of remote learning from home in the Nordic country. […]
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Bryan also said bleach and other disinfectants like isopropyl alcohol have been shown to kill the virus in saliva and other respiratory fluids — “with no manipulation, no rubbing, just spraying it on and letting it go. You rub it and it goes away even faster.” After Trump's comments, Reckitt Benckiser, the makers of Lysol, put out a statement imploring […]
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Connection between COVID-19, and blood identified clots Worldwide COVID is treated 19 as a primary lung disease, there are complications due to the blood but they have also observed again and again clots in people with COVID-19. This suggests that the respiratory insufficiency in COVID-19 is not due solely to the development of the acute respiratory distress syndrome, but micro […]
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Cancer symptoms are important to recognise to ensure early diagnosis and a better chance of survival. While symptoms linked to cancer are often caused by other, non-cancerous illnesses, it’s still important to contact your GP so they can investigate. READ MORE Lung cancer warning: When your cough could be something serious It should be noted at this time, as part […]
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The Coronavirus pandemic, the world will continue to be in respiratory: Significantly more than two million people worldwide are already infected with the Virus 154.150 of them in Germany. All the News on the Corona-crisis and the fight against the spread of the Virus, you can find in the News Ticker of FOCUS Online. Federal foreign Minister Heiko Maas (SPD) […]
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France reported 369 more coronavirus deaths on Saturday, a drop on previous days, with the number of people in intensive care falling for the 17th day in a row. While 22,614 people have died from the virus in France since the beginning of March, health officials said the mortality rate in hospitals was the lowest in a month, with 198 […]
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Coronavirus. Credit: European Centers for Disease Control Italy announced plans Saturday to set price limits on face masks and ramp up antibody testing as it nears the end of the world’s longest active national coronavirus lockdown. The Mediterranean country is awaiting a fateful decision this weekend about which of its restrictions will be lifted when the current regime expires on […]
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Too many of us spend too much time hating the skin we’re in. We can think of a million things wrong with our bodies and somehow manage not to see one bit of how amazing they actually are. When we don’t like our bodies, we don’t like ourselves. And when we don’t like ourselves, we don’t go after all of […]
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Autopsy reports of 65 COVID-19-deceased from Hamburg Recently, a post-mortem report of 65 deceased COVID-19-patients and patients from Hamburg, that so far, all investigated deaths with pre-existing conditions are in conjunction. This was predominantly the result of cardiovascular pre-existing conditions such as high blood pressure, heart attack and atherosclerosis. A pathologist-a Team, the coroner, Klaus Püschel showed in the frame […]
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Responding to a looming global shortage of ventilators, a team from Oregon Health & Science University has come up a low-cost version that can be widely produced with 3-D printing technology. Albert Chi, M.D., M.S.E., an OHSU trauma surgeon who previously pioneered 3-D-printed prosthetics for children, is leading the effort. As COVID-19 spread inexorably across the globe, health care workers […]
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