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Long haul Covid patients find hope in recovery clinics
Shawdesh desk: When Stephanie Hedrick realized she was still suffering from shortness of breath, blurry vision and brain fog months after recovering from Covid-19, she knew she needed more helpReadMore
Long Covid: Hidden lung damage spotted on scans
Shawdesh dEsk: Some people with long Covid may have hidden damage to their lungs, a small pilot study in the UK suggests. Scientists used a novel xenon gas scan methodReadMore
Researchers find 2 paths to ‘super immunity’ against Covid-19
Shawdesh Desk: There are two paths towards “super immunity” against coronavirus disease (Covid-19) and both provide roughly equal levels of enhanced immune protection, according to a new study. Researchers atReadMore
Omicron causes less severe infections than delta and other variants, according to CDC study
Shawdesh desk: The omicron variant of COVID-19 may be more transmissible than previous variants, but it is also associated with less severe disease, accounting for fewer deaths, fewer visits toReadMore
Omicron can survive up to 8 days on plastic surfaces, new study finds
Shawdesh desk: The Omicron COVID-19 variant can survive longer than earlier strains of the virus on plastic surfaces and human skin, new research by Japanese scientists has found. The studyReadMore
Covax opens new front in pandemic arms race
Shawdesh Desk: Covax aims to break the Covid-19 pandemic in 2022 by ensuring a steady supply of vaccines at last for the world’s poorest countries — and swiftly getting themReadMore
Pfizer CEO says frequent boosters ‘not a good scenario,’ hopes for yearly vaccine
Shawdesh desk: Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla on Saturday said people getting COVID-19 booster shots every four to five months is “not a good scenario” and argued that an annual vaccineReadMore
Booster shots needed against omicron: CDC
Shawdesh desk: Three studies released Friday offered more evidence that COVID-19 vaccines are standing up to the omicron variant, at least among people who received booster shots. They are theReadMore
