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Crossing the breathless and triumphant COVID-19 finish line left people with relief that the worst is finally left behind. Our lives gradually returned to some sense of routine as the pandemic appeared to wane. But did you know that the arduous marathon of long COVID awaited those who had once
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Well, if you have seen the news, then you must be aware of the new, not so new – COVID type headlining every media platform. By this time, is it not like walking through the same door again and again? Tiring, right? Well, okay, it is. But is it not in
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COVID-19 pandemic hit us all out of the blue. Even before we could sink in the fact that – it is happening! The pandemic took over and spread like there is no end, in a course of a few months. Amidst the whole population taking the hit, the medical world froze
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The anxiety caused by the ‘Flurona’ case in Israel has not spared anyone. Breathe out! ‘Flurona’ is not actually a variant of Coronavirus but is an infection where COVID-19 and Influenza co-occur. Take time to read the blog and get to know some actual facts about flu and COVID-19. 1)
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Ever since people started getting vaccinated against COVID-19, one question that has been revolving in their minds is, ‘Can vaccination prevent COVID-19 from occurring?’ Sadly, the answer is, ‘No.’ There is no COVID vaccine that is 100% effective, and there are chances of COVID breakthrough infection. ‘Then, why should I
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Though people are getting vaccinated against the deadly Coronavirus, the number of positive COVID cases and deaths are still high. And, there is still no sufficient data about how long we are protected against this virus after getting vaccinated. The risk of infection in fully vaccinated people is still not
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As the number of people affected by the deadly Coronavirus is rapidly increasing in some parts of the world, and with so much misinformation doing the rounds, getting accurate answers is the need of the hour. We have tried to provide medically accurate answers to the most commonly asked COVID-19
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Are you thinking of going home for the holidays? All of us wait for holidays to travel to meet our family or for vacation. But with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, this most awaited part of our lives has become increasingly dangerous. Although all nonessential travels should be avoided, some of
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The official list of COVID-19 symptoms (according to the CDC) includes fever, dry cough, chills, runny nose or congestion, fatigue, muscle or body pain, headache, sore throat, loss of smell or taste, and breathing difficulty. These symptoms are obvious as the virus affects the lungs and causes pneumonia. But, the
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The current COVID-19 pandemic has created chaos around the world since the causative virus (SARS-CoV-2) was identified late last year. Scientists are finding new things about this virus every day, which has resulted in many doubts and questions. We have answered the frequently asked questions that people ask about SARS-CoV-2.
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With the new coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) spreading across the globe like wildfire, scientists are trying hard to determine the nature of the disease caused by this virus and the mode by which this virus is getting transmitted. Understanding these basic things about the virus will help to spread awareness and make
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The current coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has resulted in a lot of fear and uncertainty. Parents and children are being holed up at home, making it hard for parents to keep their cool at all times. We know it can be overwhelming to parent antsy kids that are stuck at home
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SARS-CoV-2 (severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2) is a new strain of coronavirus that can cause respiratory disease in humans and animals. Like all other types of coronaviruses, the incubation period that is the time taken for an infected person to exhibit symptoms of SARS-CoV-2 also varies from one person
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The disease caused by the new strain of coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) is called COVID-19, which stands for coronavirus disease, 2019. The common symptoms that are seen in humans infected by this coronavirus are fever, dry cough, and breathing difficulties. Apart from this, some patients also have muscle pain, loss of smell,
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The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is increasing our anxiety levels and stressing people out. The level of uncertainty and the spread of fake information about the virus has resulted in panic among the population. Being cut off from their regular activities and staying in self-isolation has put extra pressure on the
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Things We Know: Along with the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), which has resulted in the death of thousands of people since last December, fear and panic are on the spread. This fear is mostly because of the fact that it is still not clear where the virus originated, how to prevent