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New analysis of Wuhan market samples reveal 'specific species' potential carriers of COVID-19 virusA new study identifies raccoon dogs, civet cats, and bamboo rats as potential intermediate hosts for COVID-19 at Wuhan's seafood market. Re...- New Covid FLiRT variant causes spike in UK deaths and hospitalizations. Know in detailsNew government data shows a significant rise in Covid deaths and hospitalizations in the UK, largely due to the new Covid FLiRT variant, wh...
- Previous COVID-19 infection does not protect kids from Omicron, says studyOverall, children and adolescents showed some loss of antibody cross-neutralisation against all five variants, but the loss was most pronou...
- India may see 10 lakh Covid cases a day by Jan-end: IISc-ISI modelAs the Omicron-triggered third Covid wave enters a key phase, a new projection by researchers at the Indian Institute of Science and Indian...
- People with A, B blood groups, Rh+ more receptive to Covid infection, says studyThe positive or negative sign next to the blood groups is known as the Rh factor.
- Uncommon for unborn babies to contract COVID-19: StudyResearchers said, that opportunities for the Covid-19 virus infecting the fetus are extremely limited, as the placenta acted as a highly ef...
- No link between genetic risk factor and severe COVID-19 among South Asians, say studyA team of scientists, led by Kumarasamy Thangaraj, from CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB), Hyderabad and Professor Gyan...
- Less than 2 pc population affected by COVID in India, 98 pc still vulnerable: GovtThe government said that of the total population in India, 1.8 per cent has been affected by COVID-19 so far and 98 per cent of the populat...
- Sero-positivity 'lower' in smokers & vegetarians, says CSIR surveyThe survey suggested that despite COVID-19 being a respiratory disease, smoking might be acting as the first line of defence.
- Younger people under age of 20 half as likely as adults to catch CovidThey are also less likely to transmit the disease to others.
- Your age may not contribute to Covid-19 infection risk, shows studyWhile susceptibility to the disease is independent of age, the severity and mortality is likely dependent on age.
- Stay indoor! Long-term exposure to air pollution can make coronavirus more deadlyNO2 might enhance populations' susceptibility to severe Covid death outcomes.
- People who excessively use tobacco, alcohol likely to suffer from severity of CovidSUD diagnosis was strongest for opioid use disorder, followed by tobacco.
- Most Indians are still susceptible to COVID-19With India registering more than 90,000 new cases every day for the past few weeks, the situation has not improved, made much worse by the ...
- 80% of the population of Chennai, still susceptible to Covid-19: Corporation sero surveyAs per the findings of the survey that were released on Tuesday, 80% of the population in Chennai is still susceptible to the infection. "C...
- India’s Covid-19 cases likely to plateau by mid-Sept: Times Fact-India Outbreak ReportThere will be a steady decline in active cases by November 17, according to the report. The country’s active cases stood at 692,028 on Frid...
- Tobacco use accelerates transmission of COVID-19: Health ministryIn its document 'COVID-19 Pandemic and Tobacco Use in India', the ministry said experts have confirmed that smokers are more likely to deve...
- Coronavirus decoded: Here's why children are at a lower risk of Covid-19 infection as compared to adultsChildren account for less than two per cent of identified cases of Covid-19.
- Children with COVID-19 may be less contagious than adults, UK scientists sayThe group of scientists concluded "that there was some evidence that children had milder symptoms than adults but that evidence on suscepti...
- Covid-19: Lockdown delayed peak by a month to June-end, study saysThe Covid-19 infection may peak in late June nationally, a study by the Kolkata-based Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science (IA...
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