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Tracing ‘Patient Zero’: Why America’s First Coronavirus Death May for Ever Go Unmarked

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While the US experts are still investigating this world-widely spread illness, they are also trying to chase down its US source, the famous ‘patient zero’ but with no results. Why is pinpointing the coronavirus arrival to America so hard? ‘We’re not going to exhume bodies and test them’, said George Rutherford, an epidemiologist at the […]

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Rare Inflammatory Syndrome Seen in US Child With Covid-19

Rare Inflammatory Syndrome Seen in US Child With Covid-19

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Do we have everything under control? Definitely not. The newest stories bring in some level of anxiety when it comes to coronavirus’ worldwide fight. As for 1st May, in the U.S., the vast majority of serious Covid-19 cases — and eight out of 10 deaths — occur in people who are at least 65. Data

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Italy Facing COVID-19: Crucial Turnabouts In The Italian Antivirus Actions

Italy Facing COVID-19: Crucial Turnabouts In The Italian Antivirus Actions

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Why Italy? The coronavirus infections drama, initially China-located and powerfully spreading out there (in other words – far away), kicked off in Europe in the most prominent Italian city, Milan, known as the world capital of design and fashion, at the beginning of February. If such an easily-spreading infection was supposed to flourish anywhere, it’s

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The Coronavirus Isn’t Alive. That’s Why It’s So Hard to Kill

The Coronavirus Isn’t Alive. That’s Why It’s So Hard to Kill

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The dark secret behind the novel coronavirus’s actions is that it isn’t a living organism. Maybe that’s what makes it so sneaky and difficult to defeat? The main hero of today’s press is a small infectious agent that replicates only inside the living cells of an organism. It encodes its genetic material in RNA. In

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Lost Sense of Smell May Be Peculiar Clue to Coronavirus Infection

Lost Sense of Smell May Be Peculiar Clue to Coronavirus Infection

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As time goes by, more and more surprising effects of the researches on the novel coronavirus appear. The medical community is still putting all the pieces together. The evolution of medical knowledge is filled with trial-and-error, patience, and diligence. Just recently, it has been observed that one of the Coronavirus infection early symptoms may be

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Coronavirus: What Happens to People's Lungs When They Get Covid-19?

Coronavirus: What Happens to People’s Lungs When They Get Covid-19?

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COVID-19 was first discovered in China in late 2019. At the time, the cluster of pneumonia cases with an unknown cause showed up out of nowhere. The reason turned out to be a new virus, never met before. It was called severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2, or Sars-CoV-2.  Symptoms and possible outcomes Most of

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Have Asthma? This Is How Coronavirus Could Impact You

Have Asthma? This Is How Coronavirus Could Impact You

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There is a common belief circling that the new coronavirus affects mostly people over their sixties. Another group put at great risk are individuals with pre-existing medical conditions such as asthma, diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure. Although there is very little data to show an increased risk for Coronavirus from asthma, it’s listed

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What’s Your Risk of Dying of COVID-19 - Or Inadvertently Allowing The Death of Someone in Your Community?

What’s Your Risk of Dying of COVID-19 – Or Inadvertently Allowing The Death of Someone in Your Community?

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Let’s admit it, we are deadly afraid to know some facts, although some of them must be said. Consciousness can save the masses. With this in mind, we have to face the deadly statistics of the new coronavirus. The crucial question is: What’s the risk of dying of COVID-19? What about me and the other

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Comparing The Latest Coronavirus to MERS and SARS!

Comparing The Latest Coronavirus to MERS and SARS!

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Are Coronavirus Diseases Equally Deadly? Since we already know that coronaviruses are no fun, it’s worth deepening the research. Quite a lot has been discovered recently, and scientists have never worked so hard. What has COVID-19 to do with the famous MERS and SARS, other members of the coronavirus family? Are they equally deadly? What

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Why Protein Matters In Your Diet.

Why Protein Matters In Your Diet

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Everybody needs a certain amount of protein to survive. Many people who don’t study nutrition choose foods based on availability, affordability and taste without even considering health factors. Luckily, even what is considered “junk food” has a certain amount of protein, despite high amounts of sodium, artificial flavors, and preservatives. If your goal is to pursue a healthy

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Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, What Is It?

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Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, or MCS, also goes by other names such as Chemical Injury, Chemical Sensitivity, Environmental Illness or EI, and Multiple Allergy. What it is, basically, is an extreme reaction to every day pollutants such as smoke, perfumes, cleaning products, gasoline, scented candles, and many others. The difference between this and other allergies is

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COPD:Chronic Airflow Limitation

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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) refers to long-term lung problems that result in blocked air flow in the lungs. The two main COPD disorders are emphysema and chronic bronchitis. Emphysema occurs when the walls between the lung’s air sacs become weakened and collapse. Damage from COPD is usually permanent and irreversible. According to Mayoclinic, signs

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