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ScienceYahoo Style UKWebsite calculates coronavirus transmission risk based on room's size, ceiling height and occupancy
Ventilation is also key.
NewsAOLCommunity volunteers tie elderly man to tree after he breaks Covid-19 lockdown rules in northern China
Story and video from Newsflare An elderly man was tied to a tree by community volunteers after breaking coronavirus lockdown rules in northern China. The video, filmed in the city of Shijiazhuang in Hebei Province on January 17, shows four
HealthYahoo Style UKCOVID death risk nearly doubles when ICU capacity exceeds 75%, study suggests
Nearly 4,000 coronavirus patients were admitted to hospital in England on 14 January alone.
HealthYahoo Style UK10% rise in mask-wearing triples chance of keeping coronavirus' R number below one, study suggests
The personal protective equipment is most effective when combined with social distancing.
HealthYahoo Style UKPeople 'blighted by' long COVID may receive 'better treatment' after scientists get a grasp on phenomenon's cause
More than 150,000 people in the UK alone are said to endure lingering coronavirus complications.
HealthYahoo Style UKCoronavirus vaccines are safe despite public hesitancy: Here are the mild side effects you could develop
All three approved jabs in the UK were subject to intense scrutiny by the vaccine regulator.
StyleAOLCommon face mask mistakes and how to fix them
According to a 2020 study, people are making the same mistakes when wearing their face masks. Here are six common mask mistakes and advice from experts on how to fix them. 1. You aren't washing your hands before and after putting on and
NewsAOLNorway adjusts advice for elderly and frail people after Covid-19 vaccine deaths
Norwegian officials have altered their advice on who should be given the coronavirus vaccine after a small number of deaths among very frail citizens. It was reported on Thursday that 13 people passed away after suffering side effects from the
HealthYahoo Style UKCoronavirus antibodies 83% protective against reinfection for at least five months, study suggests
But former patients could still carry the virus in their nose and throat, the research warns.
HealthYahoo Style UK'My double chin started becoming apparent in video calls': 'Zoom dysmorphia' prompting cosmetic surgery, study suggests
Video conferences create a 'distorted image on screen'.
HealthYahoo Style UKHow to stay motivated with social distancing as pandemic continues to unfold
Many were keen to leave the coronavirus in 2020.
HealthYahoo Style UKNearly half of ICU staff 'meet threshold' for PTSD, severe depression or problem drinking amid pandemic, study suggests
This could 'impair' some workers' ability to 'provide high-quality care'.
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Why severe coronavirus causes more damage than typical pneumonia
Pneumonia occurs when an infection spreads to the air sacs in the lungs.
HealthHuffPost UKSo You've Had Your Covid Vaccine. Now What?
Here's your guide to life before and after the coronavirus vaccine.
HealthYahoo Style UKGut bacteria may influence severity of COVID complications, study suggests
The micro-organisms in a person's gastrointestinal tract have long been linked to immune health.
HealthAOLDoctor speaks of the ‘indirect harm’ of Covid-19
The President of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine has spoken of the "indirect harm" of high rates of Covid transmission in the community. Dr Katherine Henderson says that non-Covid patients are not presenting at hospitals early
NewsAOLDerbyshire locals angry after confusing Covid rules prompt police fines at National Trust site
Locals in South Derbyshire have expressed their anger online after confusing Covid-19 regulations have prompted a wave of police fines for people attending local National Trust site Calke Abbey in Ticknall. Footage from January 7 shows the police
HealthYahoo Style UKPfizer vaccine shows signs of efficacy against new coronavirus variants in laboratory study
The results have been described as both 'very encouraging' and 'misleading'.
HealthYahoo Style UKBlood pressure lowering drugs found to be safe for coronavirus patients after initial concern
Some worried the medication may increase the virus' ability to bind to cells.
HealthYahoo Style UKCutting coronavirus infectivity period by half a day could prevent 1.4 million cases in US alone, study suggests
The scientists hope their results will help guide the development of new COVID-19 drugs and vaccines.
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Arthritis drugs help COVID patients leave intensive care up to 10 days earlier, study suggests
The treatments also reduced the critically-ill patients' death risk by 8.5%.
LifestyleHuffPost UKMy Germaphobia Has Never Felt More ‘Normal’
For months our lives have depended on being hygiene-focused. But when Covid passes, I’m worried my anxiety will only get more acute.
LifestyleHuffPost UK'The Washing Up Argument Gets Louder': House Share Life In Lockdown
House shares can be a lifeline or a prison during lockdown – here, roomies reveal all.
HealthAOLEx-Covid sceptic shares regret from hospital bed
Video and story by Storyful A man who formerly expressed scepticism about the seriousness of Covid-19 has recorded video from his hospital bed after contracting the disease, saying, "I didn't wear a mask. I should have." Chuck
LifestyleYahoo Style UKBest UK fruit and vegetable box delivery services
From seasonal fruit boxes to everything you need to make a nutrition-rich soup in minutes.