Coronavirus Category

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Driving with heart disease: checking fitness to drive

lung-injury

Self-inflicted lung injury by COVID-19 patients

essential

“Absolutely essential that masks are worn by everyone”

surge

Deaths in Africa surge from Covid-19

targeted treatment

Targeted treatment for COVID-19

Freedom Day

Freedom Day could return us all to house arrest

AID/APOBECs

AID/APOBECs defence against SARS-CoV-2

athletes

Athletes paired with Covid sufferers for recovery project

wave

Rife COVID-19 variants fuel Africa’s surging wave

liquid chalk

Liquid chalk highly effective in killing SARS-CoV-2 and influenza A viruses

delta

Delta variant – what you should know

long

Urgent need for occupational health for people with Long COVID

Events, Integrative, Lifestyle, Psychology
On Happiness – a Wellcome exhibition
Rebecca Wallersteiner looks at On Happiness, two concurrent new exhibitions at Wellcome Collection, London from July ‘21 which explore ways in which people can navigate the complexity of feelings and …
Ageing, Australasia, Cancer, Heart & Lung, Tobacco, Women's Health
Smoking, early menopause and lung cancer link
Encouraging young women to quit smoking has taken on added importance after University of Queensland research showed associations between smoking, early menopause and lung cancer. Professor Gita Mishra and colleagues from UQ’s …
Cardiology, Coronavirus, COVID-19 Update, Heart Disease, Integrative, Lifestyle
Driving with heart disease: checking fitness to …
Driving with heart disease: checking fitness to drive: People suffering from various types of cardiovascular disease are subject to a certain accident risk when driving a vehicle on the road. …
Australasia, Integrative, Mental Health, Pharmacy/Drugs
Nasal spray tech to deliver psychedelic and …
A nasal spray technology that enables the delivery of psychedelic and non-psychedelic drugs to treat mental health disorders will enter development for clinical use following the signing of a licence …
Pregnancy, Tobacco, Women's Health
Quit support for smoking mothers
Curtin University research has found quit support for smoking mothers should continue even after their first babies are born, given that many of those women will become pregnant again, and …

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