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  • American scientists at the University of St. Louis have proved that after a mild form of Covid-19, immune cells remain in the body that can produce antibodies against the coronavirus throughout life, writes the magazine. “Natcher,” quoted by BTA.
    Medics proved long immunity after a mild form of COVID-19
    2021-05-25 21:19:16
    American scientists at the University of St. Louis have proved that after a mild form of Covid-19, immune cells remain in the body that can produce antibodies against the coronavirus throughout life, writes the magazine. “Natcher,” quoted by BTA.
  • Swiss scientists, in collaboration with colleagues from France and Germany, developed a method allowing early stage detection of patients in whom Covid-19 can pass into severe form, the University of Zurich site reported, cited by BTA.
    Scientists have developed a method of detecting severe forms of COVID-19
    2021-05-07 22:06:03
    Swiss scientists, in collaboration with colleagues from France and Germany, developed a method allowing early stage detection of patients in whom Covid-19 can pass into severe form, the University of Zurich site reported, cited by BTA.
  • Turkish scientists have developed a drug against COVID-19 mutations, Turkish broadcaster Sien-Turk reported.
    Turkish scientists develop COVID-19 mutation drug
    2021-04-13 22:27:09
    Turkish scientists have developed a drug against COVID-19 mutations, Turkish broadcaster Sien-Turk reported.
  • Data from hard-hit countries such as Britain, Italy and the US suggest sunnier areas “are linked to fewer deaths than Covid-19", DPA reported.
    Sunlight explains differences in number of deaths from COVID-19
    2021-04-10 01:26:21
    Data from hard-hit countries such as Britain, Italy and the US suggest sunnier areas “are linked to fewer deaths than Covid-19", DPA reported.
  • People who take aspirin regularly to avoid cardiovascular disease are 29 per cent less likely to develop Covid-19 compared to people who do not drink aspirin, an Israeli study found, the e-edition Israel21C reported.
    Israeli scientists: Aspirin could protect against COVID-19
    2021-03-14 20:48:04
    People who take aspirin regularly to avoid cardiovascular disease are 29 per cent less likely to develop Covid-19 compared to people who do not drink aspirin, an Israeli study found, the e-edition Israel21C reported.
  • Spanish medics examined the process of thrombi formation in the coronary artery of patients with the most severe forms of Covid-19 and concluded that they arise as a result of transverse activity of immune cells neutrophils, TASS reported, quoted by BTA. The results of the study and potential methods of combating thrombus were published in the journal “JAMA Cardioladji” (Journal of the American Medical Association).
    Established the mechanism of thrombi formation in the heart because of COVID-19
    2020-12-30 21:04:31
    Spanish medics examined the process of thrombi formation in the coronary artery of patients with the most severe forms of Covid-19 and concluded that they arise as a result of transverse activity of immune cells neutrophils, TASS reported, quoted by BTA. The results of the study and potential methods of combating thrombus were published in the journal “JAMA Cardioladji” (Journal of the American Medical Association).
  • A European Research Consortium said it carried out the most sophisticated experiment with supercomputers on the new coronavirus with a 60-hour simulation aimed at modeling the effect of potential new drugs for COVID-19, Reuters reported.
    The most complex experiment for COVID-19 was performed with supercomputers
    2020-11-24 20:57:22
    A European Research Consortium said it carried out the most sophisticated experiment with supercomputers on the new coronavirus with a 60-hour simulation aimed at modeling the effect of potential new drugs for COVID-19, Reuters reported.
  • Japanese scientists examined coronavirus infection recovering patients who were being treated in hospitals. One consequence of the disease caused by COVID-19 is hair loss, as well as continuing for months shortness of breath and feeling weak, scientists from the National Center for Global Health and Medicine in Tokyo found, BGNES reported.
    The severe consequences that COVID-19 brings after cure
    2020-10-23 20:11:11
    Japanese scientists examined coronavirus infection recovering patients who were being treated in hospitals. One consequence of the disease caused by COVID-19 is hair loss, as well as continuing for months shortness of breath and feeling weak, scientists from the National Center for Global Health and Medicine in Tokyo found, BGNES reported.
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