Coronavirus: Heart damage emerges as yet another grim outcome in possible complications
Lung injury and acute respiratory distress syndrome have taken center stage as the most dreaded complications of COVID-19, the disease […]
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Advanced, high-res MRI scans reveal link between cognitive abilities and ‘tree ring’ layers in the brain
COVID-19 is now the leading cause of death in the United States
Coronavirus may put ICU beds in short supply—but that doesn’t mean the elderly shouldn’t get them
Research: Hereditary mutation drives aggressive head and neck, lung cancers in Asian population
Everyone should wear face ‘masks’ in public, CDC now recommends
Q&A: Poor lung health appears to play a role in deaths related to COVID-19
Evinacumab cuts cholesterol levels by half in patients with HoFH
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Combating stress and anxiety in family life during COVID-19