To better understand what could be driving their symptoms, the researchers conducted tests to assess their breathing patterns during exercise and typical daily routines. Participants were also asked to indicate patterns of fatigue over the prior half-year, as well as any joint stiffness, muscle aches, sleep and concentration problems, and exertion-related issues. In … Read more
Why these dietary factors might make a difference is not yet known, and it’s important to note that the study cannot prove a direct cause-and-effect relationship. The reason why coffee seems protective while tea is not could be the greater amount of caffeine in coffee, Cornelis suggested. “Alternatively, it could be other constituents … Read more
And it’s going to be a difficult question to answer, she added, “as we could never expose an uninfected person to an infected cat to determine whether cat-to-human transmission would occur.” Still, Poulsen suggested that while the possibility cannot be ruled out, it is not overly concerning. “We have no evidence that any … Read more
Covid-19 cases has surged in Punjab since March first week (IE Image) Covid experts at Punjab is expecting the peak of the second wave of the pandemic to be worse than the earlier peak. The government’s health adviser and expert committee head Dr KK Talwar find the new UK strain of Covid-19 to be more … Read more
Barry Fox, MD, clinical professor of infectious disease, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. Harri Hemilä, MD, PhD, adjunct professor, Department of Public Health, University of Helsinki, Finland. Simin Nikbin Meydani, DVM, PhD, senior scientist and director, Nutritional Immunology Lab, Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging , Tufts University. Tracey J. Smith, … Read more