COVID-19 infection can cause irreparable neurological complications If anything has become clear during the pandemic we are experiencing, it is that COVID-19 infection can be more than respiratory disease. Now, the medical community warns of a possible wave to come: that of the neurological and neuropsychiatric sequelae that SARS-CoV-2 can cause in some infected people. …
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WIC counselor shares the story of a mother with COVID-19 who was able to breastfeed her baby Mother’s milk contains antibodies that help the baby. Each and every aspect of our lives have changed since the beginning of the pandemic. From children’s classes, through the new modality of working remotely to services and programs for …
An international and multidisciplinary group of experts brought together by the World Health Organization (WHO) has reviewed the evidence on disease and coronavirus transmission in children and the limited evidence available on the use of masks in this population. Based on this and other factors, such as the psychosocial needs of children, WHO and UNICEF …
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The World Health Organization (WHO) considers that the return to schools is safe if the levels of transmission of the coronavirus are low in the community in which the educational centers operate Researchers in Belgium concluded that the chances of children getting infected with coronavirus it is less in school than in their own homes. …
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Several European countries are on alert due to a dramatic increase in the number of new coronavirus infections. What are the reasons? Germany, France, Spain, Belgium, the United Kingdom, and several other European countries are on alert due to a drastic increase in the number of new coronavirus infections. According to data collected on August …
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At this point in the pandemic, it is clear that many things have changed. Perhaps one of the most significant is the way we have of relating. It is not that it is going to change, it is that it already has. As explained by the vice president of the Catalan Society of Sexology, Antonio …
Showing love is necessary. It is the reflection of the privacy that exists between two people, this shows how you feel towards the other person and emotions are shared. We are going to do all of this through KissesBut what happens now when kissing and physical contact seems to be a health risk? A kiss …
Against some diseases, there are vaccines that immunize us for life, but others, such as flu or seasonal influenza, require a new version every year. We asked two immunologists why Once we become infected with certain diseases, such as measles, or get vaccinated against them once, we develop lifelong immunity. On the other hand, there …
Despite his family’s fight to heal him, Buddy lost the battle on July 11. Buddy was a dog of the German Shepherd breed. After several weeks of battle against the COVID-19 virus, Buddy, the first dog in the US diagnosed with the disease, died leaving a hole in the heart of his family. According to …
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[ad_1] After beating COVID-19, he returns to ‘the happiest house on Hispanic television’ Alan Tacher and Karla Martínez. Photo: Mezcalent / Mezcalent Almost two months after having to leave the study of ‘Wake up America’ being both COVID-19 positive, Karla Martinez and Alan Tacher They return to ‘the happiest little house on Hispanic television’. Yes, …
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