Health

[ad_1] Emotions are running low at Teesside as we approach the six-week UK closure. In the past few weeks we have shared stories of exceptional sadness, bravery, and kindness. Unfortunately, more than 300 people have lost their lives to covid-19 in hospitals, nursing homes and hospices. Last week, we paid …

[ad_1] British weddings, birthdays, funerals and religious services could fail until 2021 amid fears that the coronavirus will spread at an exponential rate, scientists say. Holding large indoor events runs the risk of allowing the average infection rate to potentially triple, especially in poorly ventilated places, according to research led …

[ad_1] The first diagnosis Annalisa Malara, a 38-year-old anesthetist from the Codogno hospital in the northern region of Lombardy, was horrified when she saw the image of Mattia Maestri’s lungs, a healthy and fit person of the same age, while undergoing a CT scan. on the morning of February 20. …

[ad_1] A family was devastated after a father and daughter died of coronavirus a few days apart. Tributes have been paid to David Whincup, 79, and his daughter Joanne Rennison, 52, who died after hiring Covid-19. The couple lived in Cottingham with Margaret, David’s wife and Jo’s mother, and Jo’s …

[ad_1] Image copyrightBBC Overview ScreenshotKaye Flitney is one in 75 people enrolled in the scientific trial. A new drug developed by UK scientists to deal with patients with Covid-19 is being tested at Southampton University Hospital. Developed by British biotech firm Synairgen, it uses a protein known as interferon beta, …

[ad_1] More than 300,000 in the UK may have quit smoking during the coronavirus crisis as evidence increases that the habit makes them more vulnerable to Covid-19, a survey suggests. Another 550,000 have tried to quit smoking, while 2.4 million have decreased, according to the joint study by YouGov and …

[ad_1] Image copyright BBC Overview Screenshot Kaye Flitney is one of 75 people enrolled in the clinical trial. A new drug developed by UK scientists to treat patients with Covid-19 is being tested at Southampton University Hospital. Developed by the British biotech company Synairgen, it uses a protein called interferon …

[ad_1] The World Health Organization (WHO) has denied Donald Trump’s claims that the coronavirus was created in a laboratory. Last month, the President of the USA USA He suggested that the disease originated was man-made in China. When asked if he had seen anything to suggest that Covid-19 was created …

[ad_1] Eight million personal protective equipment arrived in Ireland in the past week, the HSE confirmed. 62% of the team was sent to long-term residential care and home care. 2 Medical personnel put on their personal protective equipment.Credit: Justin Kernoghan / PA Wire 2 HSE COO Anne O’Connor spoke at …

[ad_1] Ministers face constant criticism of coronavirus testing, as the number of daily tests fell below 80,000, home care staff reported difficulties in getting the checkup, and home kits were delivered without return envelopes. On Friday, the secretary of health, Matt Hancock announced that the government target of 100,000 tests …