Critical patient in France after reinfection with a S. African variant

[ad_1] Published on: 02/12/2021 – 6:50 PMAmended: 02/12/2021 – 18:51 Doctors in France are treating a critically ill patient infected with the South African variant of the coronavirus, four months after recovering from Covid-19, in what the study authors said was the first such case. The 58-year-old man had a history of asthma and first … Read more

Arthritis drug reused to save life from severe Covid-19, UK trial results

[ad_1] Photo: David Goldman (AP) Life-saving treatments for people with severe covid-19 are still scarce, bNew results from a large trial underway in the UK have revealed that a The arthritis medicine called tocilizumab can significantly reduce the risk of death in hospital patients, especially when combined with steroid therapy. The RECOVERY – led by … Read more

George Church and entrepreneurial postdoc join AAV 2.0 hunt with new vector masking technology – Endpoints News

[ad_1] About five years ago, George Church and his new post-doctoral fellow, Ying Kai Chan, sat hunched over a laptop in the genetics pioneer’s office at Harvard, staring in amazement at an old piece of paper. The paper documented the early trials of Glybera, the first and at the time the only gene therapy approved … Read more

Zinc and Vitamin C Have No Impact on Coronavirus Symptoms: Study

[ad_1] Zinc and vitamin C failed in a clinical trial after researchers found they made no significant difference in easing the duration of coronavirus symptoms. The Cleveland Clinic results were published Friday in JAMA Network, building on the results from April 27 to October 14, when 214 coronavirus patients at outpatient care sites in Ohio … Read more

California approaches 2 weeks of improvement

[ad_1] As the second week of February draws to a close, so does the second straight week of consistent declines in all COVID-19 measures in California, according to data compiled by that news organization. However, cases, hospitalizations and deaths all remain at higher levels than at any time before this winter. As of Thursday, there … Read more

Deaths jump, tourism crumbles amid long pandemic

[ad_1] LAS VEGAS (AP) – Six weeks ago, thousands of New Year’s revelers gathered under the neon-lit marquees on the Las Vegas Strip – even though the big annual fireworks display was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. The sight of large crowds, including many without masks, has raised concerns that COVID-19 infections may skyrocket, … Read more

Pfizer vaccine 93% effective in Israel, 0 in 520,000 deaths: Maccabi

[ad_1] Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine was 93% effective in protecting against COVID-19, a major Israeli healthcare provider said Thursday. The results seem to show that the shot is working as hoped on a large sample of people, raising hopes that vaccine deployments around the world will be successful. Maccabi Healthcare Services said it had immunized some … Read more

France recommends a single vaccine for people who have had Covid-19

[ad_1] Published on: 02/12/2021 – 15:38Amended: 02/12/2021 – 15:40 France recommended on Friday that people who have already recovered from Covid-19 receive a single dose of the vaccine, becoming the first country to issue such advice. The three Covid-19 vaccines approved for use in the European Union are given as two doses, given several weeks … Read more