Clearly, smoking is injurious to health and, therefore highly condemned by medical science especially during coronavirus when your immunity demands more from you. It is a habit that weakens the immune system and leads to plenty of health complications, the major being lung cancer.
Coronavirus is a totally new infection to the world, and hence nobody had immunity to the virus during the beginning of the pandemic. Being familiar with the virus and what the immunity looks like, and how long it lasts is critical for understanding what will happens next. We don’t have enough evidence to know if and why some people may get infected from COVID-19 again even after recovery, says the World Health Organization (WHO). Additionally, we require more details to determine if and why the virus can reinfect some infected people.
With so many queries right now about the dangers of the COVID-19, you might be wondering how chronic pain might affect the immune system’s ability to fight off disease. Since COVID-19 surfaced months ago, we have learned that certain people are more susceptible to it than others. Peter Abaci, MD, is one of the world’s leading experts on chronic pain and integrative medicine.
Are you living with someone who has COVID-19? If yes, it can be highly stressful for you and puts you at severe risk of contracting the virus. In this blog, we shall discuss some of the best ways to keep yourself protected while caring for the patient.
A vaccine is a medicine designed to provide immunity against infectious disease(Coronavirus) by making your immune system reactive against the virus in a safe way. It allows the immune system to derive strategies to defeat it. This can happen typically to generate antibodies to a protein specific to the disease-causing infection. In this article, we will be discussing the road map of the preparation of the coronavirus vaccine as it has not yet been prepared. The coronavirus vaccine is the best hope for now for ending the pandemic.
Coronavirus vaccine news has made people eager about its launch and waiting for the COVID-19 vaccine to reach them. Even after the vaccine release, there are some limitations to it; the vaccine may not work on the obese population. As a result, blood cells cannot absorb any intake in your body, either food or medicine. If your own body doesn’t allow absorbing anything, no vaccine will help you to recover. This article will get to know why obesity is a big hurdle for the vaccine to treat the novel coronavirus.
COVID-19 remains a severe threat in various countries even after ten months since the novel coronavirus outbreak. A recent study with 216 COVID-19 patients found that about 80% of the people have inadequate vitamin D levels in their blood. The study also highlighted that people who had both COVID-19 and insufficient vitamin D levels also had a greater number of inflammatory markers such as D-dimer and ferritin, which have been associated with poor COVID-19 results.
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