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In a recent study published in the latest issue of eClinical Medicine researchers tested the safety and efficacy of a 600 mg oral dose of nitazoxanide (NTZ) in mild or moderately ill coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) patients. Study: A randomized double-blind placebo-controlled…
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COVID-19 cases, deaths, and hospitalizations across the United States continued to decline this week, spurring roll backs of protective measures such as masking and prompting discussion about when the pandemic will end. The United States reported nearly 533,300 cases for…
Read MoreDon’t go wading in flood water if you can help it. It’s health a risk for humans, and dogs too
Floods are devastating communities in southeast Queensland and northern New South Wales and have pushed emergency services to their limits. Flood waters in Northern NSW are already at “unprecedented” levels, and are expected to worsen in coming days. The Australian…
Read MoreBrain health: Cutting out your last alcoholic drink makes a difference says new study
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Read More6 ways to stop pre-workout procrastination and actually get to the gym
Is procrastination getting in the way of meeting your fitness goals? Here’s what to do about it. It’s very easy to make yourself too busy to exercise. We’re not talking about the very real responsibilities you’ve got (like childcare or…
Read MoreCTA Shows Safety Edge vs Cath in Intermediate-Risk Chest Pain
Computed tomographic angiography (CTA) appears preferable to standard cath-based angiography for the initial evaluation of most stable, intermediate-risk patients with angina-like symptoms, researchers say, based on their study conducted at centers across Europe. Clinical outcomes over several years in the…
Read MoreHaving assets may protect people from persistent depression during COVID: study
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on mental health, contributing to an increase in persistent and elevated depression across the United States. But individuals with high assets may be shielded from the burden of persistent depression, according to…
Read MoreColorectal Cancer Trials Enrolling: Could Your Patients Benefit?
A number of new studies in colorectal cancer have opened in recent months. Maybe one of your patients could benefit from taking part? Colorectal cancer that is locally advanced or advanced with no plan for resection. Patients aged 13 years…
Read MoreSara Davies health: Dragons’ Den star was left ‘shocked’ after diagnosis – ‘not fun!’
Strictly: Sara Davies says family is ‘lost’ after show exit We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on…
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