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HealthYahoo Style UKKeeping middle aeroplane seats empty reduces coronavirus exposure by up to 57%, study suggests
Many worry cases will spike when travel restrictions are lifted.
NewsYahoo Style UKBlood clot risk up to 10 times higher with coronavirus itself than its vaccines, study suggests
The odds of developing the complication 'markedly increase' with the infection.
HealthYahoo Style UKCoronavirus antibody response 'similar' in over 80s after first Pfizer or AstraZeneca vaccine, study suggests
'The findings are reassuring because many countries, including the UK, have chosen to delay administering second doses.'
HealthYahoo Style UKPhysical inactivity doubles risk of coronavirus death, study suggests
A sedentary lifestyle was found to be a bigger risk factor than smoking.
HealthYahoo Style UKCoronavirus-inflammatory syndrome in children causes neurological symptoms in half of cases, study suggests
Children have endured impaired co-ordination, headaches and even hallucinations upon admission to hospital.
HealthYahoo Style UKPandemic triggered six unhealthy eating habits, according to scientists
This has been blamed on 'psychological stress', financial difficulties and 'abrupt schedule changes'.
HealthYahoo Style UKAsthma drug recommended on 'case-by-case basis' after study suggests it accelerates coronavirus recovery at home
An alert has been sent out to GPs across the UK.
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How to spot if a cough is coronavirus or hay fever
The infection shares some, but not all, symptoms with the pollen allergy.
HealthYahoo Style UKSunshine linked to lower coronavirus deaths
This may be due to higher UVA exposure.
HealthYahoo Style UKCoronavirus: Everything you need to know about the AstraZeneca vaccine's blood clot risk
Matt Hancock has likened the risk to that of a 'long-haul flight'.
HealthYahoo Style UKTeen endures penis 'erosions' with coronavirus
The 17-year-old also had painful mouth ulcers.
HealthYahoo Style UKFace masks ease allergies by 'lowering the burden' of inhaled pollen, spores and dust, study suggests
'We've seen patients reporting fewer seasonal allergy issues' amid the pandemic.
HealthYahoo Style UKThird of coronavirus survivors endure psychiatric or neurological disorder within six months, study suggests
The stress of the infection alone could have mental health consequences, according to scientists.
HealthYahoo Style UKInflammatory syndrome in children a 'delayed immune response' to coronavirus, study suggests
The somewhat mysterious condition can be fatal.
HealthYahoo Style UKWhite women most at risk of long COVID, study suggests
Non-white men are known to become more seriously ill with the infection itself.
HealthHuffPost UK7 Symptoms Of Covid In Babies, Children And Teens
NICE has published guidance on coronavirus symptoms in young people and children for the first time.
HealthYahoo Style UKInsomnia and burn-out raise coronavirus risk, study suggests
A lack of sleep and prolonged stress can trigger inflammation.
HealthYahoo Style UKVitamin D linked to reduced coronavirus risk in Black people, study suggests
Many have argued the supplement is an inexpensive, safe strategy against the pandemic.
HealthYahoo Style UKLong COVID patient, 57, 'has good and bad days' nearly a year on from coronavirus
Liz Walker is 'frustrated' by her 'new normality'.
HealthYahoo Style UKDon't delay mammogram after coronavirus vaccine, urges charity
The jab may cause lymph nodes in the armpit to swell, leading to false-positive concerns.
HealthYahoo Style UKCoronavirus-inflammatory syndrome in children causes brain damage in severe cases, study suggests
Youngsters endured strokes, central nervous system infections and a build-up of fluid around the vital organ.
HealthYahoo Style UKCoronavirus on eye surface of 57% of patients, study suggests
Airborne droplets may contaminate the organ.
HealthYahoo Style UKNo evidence coronavirus vaccines affect fertility, experts reassure
Professor Jonathan Van-Tam has called the unsubstantiated theory 'nonsense'.
HealthYahoo Style UKOne coronavirus vaccine dose up to 80% effective at warding off severe disease in elderly after 14 days, study suggests
Many of the participants were frail with underlying health issues.
HealthYahoo Style UKBrazil variant evades up to 61% of immunity from past coronavirus infections, study suggests
The results should be interpreted with a 'note of caution'.