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 | Mild COVID very unlikely to cause lasting heart damage: StudyThe researchers said that the findings should reassure the public, as they relate to the vast majority of people who had Covid-19 | |
 | NMIMS-Harvard study to research behavioural data, help prepare better for future pandemicsFourteen students from SOD’s BDes (Humanising Technology) programme participated in the study as field researchers, applying remote ethnography methods to gather data | |
 | Study finds that organ transplant recipients remain vulnerable to COVID-19 even after second vaccine doseThe researchers recommended that transplant recipients and other immunocompromised patients continue to practice strict COVID-19 safety precautions, even after vaccination | |
 | New research analyses alternatives to control COVID-19 spreadResearchers analysed more palatable alternatives to the kind of social distancing mandates that threw a wrench at how businesses, schools and even family gatherings work | |
 | Study finds pulse oximeters more useful in COVID screening for older adultsResearchers proposed that taking a temperature is a less useful indicator of infection in older adults and that a pulse oximeter be used instead | |
 | Scientists create new tool to rapidly screen molecules for anti-COVID propertiesScientists have created a unique tool to help drug researchers quickly identify molecules capable of disarming the virus before it invades human cells | |
 | Study says consumers' decision to buy product is based on its recommendation onlineResearchers found that people who like to think and solve problems for themselves, a personality type they describe as 'high need for cognition' find content-based recommendations more persuasive | |
 | Study: Screening healthcare workers could serve as early warning system for future virusesThe study, led by researchers from RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences in collaboration with IBM Research, is published in PLOS ONE | |
 | Brazilian COVID variant may be more transmissible, evade immunity: StudyThe researchers from the University of Copenhagen in Denmark and colleagues in Brazil found that genetically speaking P.1 is different from the previous strains of Coronavirus | |
 | COVID-19 may prolong infection in children, adults with cancer, says new studyThe extended duration of infection may also increase the incidence of mutations, said researchers at the Children's Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA), US | |
 | Study finds that levels of air pollutants on the rise in Indian citiesResearchers noted that fine particles (PM2.5) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2), both hazardous to health, are increasing in Kanpur and Delhi | |
 | Radiant cooling may replace ACs, cut COVID-19 risk, suggests new researchA team of researchers from the University of British Columbia (UBC) computed air conditioning requirements in 60 of the world's most populous cities | |
 | Study reveals that children with weaker immune system don't show higher risk of COVID-19Researchers carried out an observational study of nearly 1500 immunocompromised children, defined as requiring annual influenza vaccinations due to underlying conditions or medication | |
 | Oxford University researchers discover that Asthma drug Inhaled Budesonide can speed up recovery in COVID-19 patientsEarly treatment with inhaled budesonide cut recovery time by a median of three days in Covid-19 patients at higher risk of more severe illness, said researchers from the University of Oxford | |
 | Starting schools late has significant health benefits for middle and high school students: StudyResearchers found that the greatest improvements in these measures occurred for high school students, who obtained an extra 3.8 hours of sleep per week after the later start time was implemented |
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