Why different populations build varying degrees of immunity to the same virus, answers UK study-
By PTI LONDON: The first SARS-CoV-2 spike protein that a person encounters, be it through vaccination or infection, shapes their […]
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Immune imprinting creates varying response to COVID-19: UK study
Orchestrated by a team of scientists from the Imperial College and Queen Mary University of London, their findings were published
Vaccinate children with poorly controlled asthma to cut COVID-19 risk; says study-
By PTI LONDON: Children with poorly controlled asthma are three to six times more likely to be hospitalised with COVID-19
Stroke contributing factors may include losing temper, extreme exercise: study
Losing one’s temper or exercising too rigorously could be contributing factors for a stroke, according to new research. In a study
Allergy sufferers have nearly 40% lower risk of COVID-19 infection, study says
People who suffer from allergic conditions have a lower risk for developing COVID-19, according to a new U.K. study.The research
Omicron Covid variant ups reinfection risk by three-fold: Study
The new super mutant Omicron variant of Covid-19 can increase risk of reinfection by three times as compared to other
Covid impact more on poor than rich, shows Jharkhand study-
Express News Service RANCHI: A socio-economic survey conducted by National Health Mission (NHM), Jharkhand, says the impact of Covid-19 has
Survivors of severe COVID-19 may have an increased risk of dying over the next 12 months, study suggests
Patients who had severe COVID-19 may be twice at risk of dying over the following year, compared to patients who
Covishield was 63% effective in fully-vaccinated persons during second wave: Lancet study-
By IANS NEW DELHI: The Covishield vaccine effectiveness against SARS-CoV-2 infection in fully vaccinated individuals was found to be 63 per
Digital multitasking can be detrimental to a child’s mental health, study warns
Children face a deluge of electronic information from traditional television and computers to tablets, smartphones and video games, but prior