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Promising COVID-19 Busting Drug From Russia60,000 courses of the drug will be delivered to Russian hospitals in June 2020, with the first expected to arrive on the 11th.
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Improving Door To Needle Time In Stroke PatientsA recent large study published in JAMA affirms shorter times to thrombolytic therapy in acute stroke led to better long term survival and lower hospital readmission risk after an analysis of patients outcomes was conducted. |
4 in 10 Adults May Be Living With A Gastrointestinal DisorderAt some point in their lives everyone deals with an upset stomach, for some these issues do not go away quickly and they can affect their quality of life. A recent study published in the journal Gastroenterology suggests that these disorders are common and nearly half of all adults around the globe are living with gastrointestinal disorders. |
Study Finds Vitamin D Is Linked To Low Virus Death RateA recent study published in the journal Aging Clinical and Experimental Research has found an association between low average levels of vitamin D and a high number of COVID-19 cases with mortality rates across 20 European countries. |
Typical Western Diet Found To Impair Brain Function & Appetite ControlMaintaining a diet that is full of high fat and highly processed junk foods that are filled with added sugars, such as the typical Western diet, has been found to impair brain function and lead to overeating in as little as one week. |
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