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The serotonin effect: Here’s an intriguing explanation for the mystery of long COVID

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Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania suggest that serotonin reduction is triggered by remnants of the virus lingering in the ...
Suffering from postpartum depression. Newly-approved drug works in as few as three days

Suffering from postpartum depression? Newly-approved drug works in as few as three days

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Because the pill works faster than other antidepressants and is taken for only two weeks, it may encourage more treatment ...
Dramatic visual evidence of how COVID decimates the lungs and causes long-term damage

Dramatic visual evidence shows how COVID decimates the lungs and causes long-term damage

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To better understand the long-term impact of Covid’s assault on the lungs, The New York Times spoke with three patients ...
What are the four factors that increase the chances of long COVID?

What are the four factors that increase the chances of long COVID?

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It is one of many mysteries about long Covid: Who is more prone to developing it? Are some people more ...
Can the Omicron variant still cause long COVID?

Can the Omicron variant still cause long COVID?

New York Times | 
It is too early for scientists to know much about the relationship between Omicron, vaccination and long Covid. Research from ...
Brain speak: Electrodes implanted in a paralyzed man’s brain transmit signals to a computer that reads his words

Brain speak: Electrodes implanted in a paralyzed man’s brain transmit signals to a computer that reads his words

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He has not been able to speak since 2003, when he was paralyzed at age 20 by a severe stroke ...
Nearly a quarter of COVID survivors, even those with mild symptoms, face ongoing medical issues

Nearly a quarter of COVID survivors, even those with mild symptoms, face ongoing medical issues

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[A] study, tracking the health insurance records of nearly two million people in the United States who contracted the coronavirus ...
‘The most terrifying thing’: For an unlucky few, even mild COVID can lead to psychosis. We still don’t know why

‘The most terrifying thing’: For an unlucky few, even mild COVID can lead to psychosis. We still don’t know why

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[I]n mid-December, after a mild case of Covid-19, [49-year-old former marine Ivan Agerton] was seized by a kind of psychosis ...
You’ve survived mild COVID? For many, debilitating symptoms kick in weeks or months later

You’ve survived mild COVID? For many, debilitating symptoms kick in weeks or months later

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[A] study that analyzed electronic medical records in California found that nearly a third of the people struggling with long ...
Fauci: “This phenomenon is quite real and extensive’. More needs to be done to treat COVID ‘long haulers’

Fauci: “This phenomenon is quite real and extensive’. More needs to be done to treat COVID ‘long haulers’

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In a two-day meeting [January 14-15], the federal government’s first workshop dedicated to long-term Covid-19, public health officials, medical researchers ...
Recovery is elusive for this COVID longhauler

Recovery is elusive for this COVID longhauler

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Since getting sick with the coronavirus in March, Mr. Long, 54, has fallen into a distressing new cycle — one ...
Brain fog: COVID’s lingering threat

Brain fog: COVID’s lingering threat

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It’s becoming known as Covid brain fog: troubling cognitive symptoms that can include memory loss, confusion, difficulty focusing, dizziness and ...
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From confusion to comas: ⅓ of hospitalized COVID patients suffered deteriorating neurological function

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Nearly a third of hospitalized Covid-19 patients experienced some type of altered mental function — ranging from confusion to delirium ...
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Disturbing hallucinations and psychosis mysteriously plague some coronavirus patients

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Nightmarish visions... plagued [Kim] Victory during her hospitalization this spring for severe respiratory failure caused by the coronavirus. They made ...
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We need a ‘global registry’ of all human gene-editing research, World Health Organization panel says

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An influential committee of the World Health Organization said on [March 19] that it would be “irresponsible” to try to ...
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Close to home: Biologist was studying gene now linked to daughter’s rare illness

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By the time her mother received the doctor’s email, Yuna Lee was already 2 years old, a child with a ...
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Sudden increase in Zika’s potency linked to small mutation

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It remains one of the great mysteries of the Zika epidemic: Why did a virus that existed for decades elsewhere ...
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Clues to autism in how we are genetically programmed to look at faces

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How we look at other people’s faces is strongly influenced by our genes, scientists have found in new research that ...

iPhone app searching for genetics of postpartum depression

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The GLP aggregated and excerpted this blog/article to reflect the diversity of news, opinion and analysis. With mothers and medical ...
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Genetically engineered monkeys model autism, may aid in research

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The GLP aggregated and excerpted this blog/article to reflect the diversity of news, opinion and analysis. Scientists have genetically engineered ...

Office air-conditioning overuse promotes global warming…and sex discrimination?

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It happens every summer: Offices turn on the air-conditioning, and women freeze into Popsicles. Finally, scientists (two men, for the ...
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Test for plaque in brain might clue future Alzheimer’s risk

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The largest analysis to date of amyloid plaques in people’s brains confirms that the presence of the substance can help ...

3D “jelly doughnut” models brain, may prove vital to future research

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A doughnut created in a lab and made of silk on the outside and collagen gel where the jelly ought ...

People missing Alzheimer’s gene provide clue to disease

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The 40-year-old man showed up in Dr. Mary Malloy’s clinic with sadly disfiguring symptoms. His hands, elbows, ears and feet ...
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