Archive: 23/07/2020

Coronavirus and the brain: Diagnosing and treating COVID-19's neurological effects

As the number of COVID-19 patient records grows, researchers are meticulously combing through the data, searching for a better understanding of the virus and what we can expect in the months and years ahead. What is now of ...

Jul 23, 2020

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Europe virus infections soar past three million

Europe on Thursday recorded more than three million coronavirus cases, as EU lawmakers examined a massive aid package for their pandemic-ravaged economies and the UN called for a basic income for the world's poorest to help ...

Jul 23, 2020

Coronavirus: new social rules are leading to new types of stigma

During lockdown, we saw how the pandemic was leading to new forms of social solidarity. In addition to claps for carers and rainbow pictures, the very act of staying home was a demonstration of a collective responsibility ...

Jul 23, 2020

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Virus surge interrupts hopes for a swift economic recovery

The worsening COVID pandemic risks choking off the U.S. economy's fragile recovery and turn what some investors hoped would be a sprint back to normal into a long hard slog.

Jul 23, 2020

How much exercise is too much?

The COVID-19 pandemic has made many of us reevaluate our health and take up new exercise regimes. Running and cycling have become increasingly popular as activities that can be carried out by most people without much equipment, ...

Jul 23, 2020

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Collaborating with communities delivers better oral health for Indigenous kids in rural Australia

Aboriginal children in rural Australia have up to three times the rate of tooth decay compared to other Australian children.

Jul 23, 2020

Marginalized youth are less socially isolated than previous thought

Technology and online networks play a vital role to help marginalized or "hidden youth" feel connected in the digital age, a University of Glasgow academic has found.

Jul 23, 2020

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Raised iron levels linked to reduced life expectancy

Having too much iron in the body puts your long term health at risk but it could also take years off your life.

Jul 23, 2020

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Brain thickness and connectivity, not just location, correlate with behavior

Most people think of the brain as divided into regions that are each responsible for different functions, such as language and fine motor skills. A new study by Penn State researchers suggests that there's more to the story: ...

Jul 23, 2020

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New 3-D-printed artery can monitor blockages from the inside

When surgeons replace part of a blood vessel—something they do in 450,000 patients per year in the United States to treat blood clots, coronary disease, stroke damage and more—the grafted vessel is monitored by CT scans, ...

Jul 23, 2020

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