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The Elevated Threat of COVID-19 Reinfection in People Living with HIV!

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A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) sheds light on the elevated risk of COVID-19 reinfection faced by individuals with HIV. Researchers analyzed data from Chicago residents spanning from the onset of the pandemic in March 2020 to May 2022, revealing concerning trends among those living with HIV. Understanding these […]

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COVID Meds Mystery Uncovered: Why Nursing Homes Missed the Mark!

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A recent study conducted by researchers at Harvard University sheds light on concerning disparities in the utilization of antiviral medications for COVID-19 treatment in nursing homes during the pandemic. The study analyzed data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention National Healthcare Safety Network for the period of May 2021 to December 2022,

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From Clinical Trials to Pharmacies: How Supply Chains Affect Healthcare Advancements

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On the surface, supply chain management might not seem like it plays such a crucial role in the healthcare industry’s ability to improve people’s lives but distributing medicine to those who need it is impossible without efficient shipping logistics. And with the first batch of COVID-19 vaccines projected to be available for public use in

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The Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Mental Health

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It was shocking for everyone. COVID-19 has turned from a small cluster of cases to a global pandemic. We were surprised, sometimes sad, often depressed, but also motivated and united. Just as in normal life – you can think. However, we cannot stress enough how hard and dangerous it was for mentally impaired or psychologically

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The Future of Workplaces: How Covid-19 Will Transform Office Life

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Will offices reopen after the coronavirus pandemic, or will they turn into ghost towns? Covid-19 doesn’t stop surging the US. Currently, some companies let their employees re-enter the workplaces after months of working from home. After temporarily saying goodbye to work meetings and staff socials, now, with the temperature taken regularly and many other security

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No State is Free From Covid-19 but Florida Got Seriously Hit

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As each state is under detailed observation and security measures are more or less strictly followed, Covid-19 existence should slowly but surely go down. In Florida, this is not the case. Let’s see how to come. Sanjay Bharath, a 34 years old victim from Florida Why is Florida becoming America’s coronavirus epicenter? The surge in

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AI Is Screening Billions of Molecules for Coronavirus Treatments

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One of the best features of AI, especially when used for science, is that it’s fast and efficient. Due to the global coronavirus spread, these days, AI has been utilized in medicine often. Recently, AI is screening billions of molecules for coronavirus treatments. A staggering speed How much time would take evaluating 1 billion small

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Artificial Intelligence, Probabilistic Modeling Is Here to Improve the Survival of Cancer Patients.

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Nothing is more important than health. This popular saying (might be even called cliche) is especially current nowadays, when a lot of people die, with no cure and no vaccines, because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Others leave this world equally unnecessarily. For example, those who weren’t diagnosed in time, and lose their fight with cancer.

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How Cutting-edge AI is Helping Scientists Tackle COVID-19

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COVID-19 disease takes its toll throughout the world. No wonder that scientists are racing to find an efficient treatment or vaccine. It also shouldn’t surprise us that so widely-spread nowadays Artificial Intelligence could help them reach their goal. Researchers needed Our times are the times of research. Since we have so many tools and a

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What Happened at Saint Joe’s Hospital Can’t Stay There Forever!

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Ellen DeGeneres drags out into the light the ‘Patient Zero’ Gregg Garfield. Gregg Garfield, 54, was the first patient at Providence Saint Joseph Hospital in Burbank, California, with COVID-19. He was intubated for 31 days and given a 1% chance of survival. It’s worth knowing his humbling experience, the ongoing issues he has had since

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5G Networks And Coronavirus: Here Are The Latest Conspiracy Theories

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A lot has been said about the relationship between the 5G networks and coronavirus. Some theories are considered conspirative even though it may seem like they have a grain of truth. Let’s dig into it and discover what the world’s widespread discussion is about. How could telecom possibly be related to the spread of a

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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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What Could Be The Long-Term Effects Of The Coronavirus Pandemic?

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What changes could come in the aftermath of COVID-19? As history shows, the aftermath of plagues has brought about radical transformations for societies. What will be the outcome of the current situation in which we unwillingly found ourselves? A bit of history of getting back to normal Hundred years ago, in the USA, when the

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Another Eric Trump’s Dangerous Coronavirus Conspiracy Theory

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As time goes, Eric Trump seems to be more and more eager to attract the attention of the public. Before, it was just a Trump son making headlines for his commentary about American politics. Now, in an interview he gave to Fox News, he becomes more creative than that. Should we congratulate him for an

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The U.S. ‘Darkest Winter’ If Coronavirus Rebounds – Let’s Face The Harshest Option

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As the government whistleblower warns, this winter is going to be tough or, as he called it, ‘the darkest winter’. Rick Bright testified before the House Energy and Commerce Committee that as the virus spreads in the US the ‘window is closing to address this pandemic’. Immunologist Dr. Rick Bright made his sobering prediction in

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Critics Said the Flu Kills More Than Coronavirus. Why That’s Not a Fair Comparison — And Now, It’s Not Even True

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At the very beginning of the pandemic, in search of tranquility, and in the atmosphere of arising panic, we used to hear from the media that the novel Coronavirus is nothing more than the seasonal flu. Some doctors on TV were convincingly telling us that since the lethality is low, there is nothing to worry

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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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All You Need to Know About Gilead’s Remdesivir! A Hype Or a Real Solution?

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An experimental drug called Gilead’s Remdesivir produced by Gilead Sciences gives us hope. But is it a real solution that gives us chances to finally put an end to this tremendous world-spread experience of the pandemic? Or is it just a momentary hype like many others? With the questionable safety of hydroxychloroquine (although the drug

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