Sana Goldberg ’20 MSN, RN published her first book, How to Be a Patient: The Essential Guide to Navigating the World of Modern Medicine, last year. She focuses on patient agency and how patients can participate in their own care. Amid the COVID-19 (coronavirus disease) pandemic, many of her recommendations resonate even more strongly. Goldberg will soon be working as […]
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After the Coronavirus outbreak in the lower Saxony town of Göttingen, in the meantime, 120 people are infected. This is the city of Göttingen said on Wednesday. Three of the patients would now be treated as an inpatient in hospitals. All the news in the news Ticker of FOCUS Online. After the Corona onset in Göttingen in connection with several […]
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The COVID-19 pandemic is now “under control” in France, the head of the government’s scientific advisory council said Friday, as the country cautiously lifts a lockdown imposed in March. “We can reasonably say the virus is currently under control,” Jean-Francois Delfraissy told France Inter radio. “The virus is still circulating, in certain regions in particular… but it is circulating slowly,” […]
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A good news for the nearly twelve million customers: After a week-long closures are opened, the fitness studios in many places again. However, the offer is due to official requirements is severely limited. An expert reveals in the Interview, whether or not members must still pay full. The fitness studios are – with the exception of the Federal state of […]
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Scientists RETRACT study that claimed hydroxychloroquine raised the risk of death for coronavirus patients treated with the Trump-backed malaria drug days after the medical journal ordered investigations into ‘suspicious data’ Three authors of a study published in The Lancet suggesting the drug raised coronavirus patients’ risk of death retracted it Thursday The Lancet published an ‘expression of concern’ over the […]
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Passengers on England’s buses, subways and trains will have to wear face coverings from June 15 when most shops reopen, the British government said Thursday. It’s the second time in as many days that the government has adopted a measure that it didn’t insist on when the coronavirus pandemic swept through the U.K. in March before the lockdown was imposed. […]
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A research team at Dartmouth’s and Dartmouth-Hitchcock’s Norris Cotton Cancer Center has found that the same vaccination programs that target human papillomavirus (hrHPV) strains in the United States may not be as effective in protecting other populations of women from the disease. Years of work in Honduras, led by Gregory J. Tsongalis, Ph.D., has shown a very different prevalence of […]
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A good news for the nearly twelve million customers: After a week-long closures are opened, the fitness studios in many places again. However, the offer is due to official requirements is severely limited. An expert reveals in the Interview, whether or not members must still pay full. The fitness studios are – with the exception of the Federal state of […]
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Short RNA molecules known as microRNAs (miRNAs) play a vital role in the regulation of gene expression. Anomalies in miRNAs expression and function have been implicated in pathological processes, such as the development of chronic diseases like atherosclerosis. The regulatory functions of miRNAs usually take place in the cytoplasm, where they interact with target RNA transcripts to inhibit their translation […]
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Ophthalmological symptoms of COVID-19 are thought to affect up to three percent of people. In a study published in the British Journal of Ophthalmology, it was found that eye symptoms occurred in the middle stages of the virus infection. What are some of the symptoms affecting the eyes that could signal an infection? READ MORE High blood pressure: Warning sign […]
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