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COVID-19 / Health and Medicine / viruses

There are just 7 long COVID symptoms

Out of the 47 top-reported “long-COVID” symptoms, researchers were surprised to find only seven that were directly related to the virus.

COVID-19 / Health and Medicine / viruses

There are just 7 long COVID symptoms

Out of the 47 top-reported “long-COVID” symptoms, researchers were surprised to find only seven that were directly related to the virus.

consumers / Featured / food / money / Society and Culture / viruses

What’s up with the high price of eggs?

Three main factors are driving up cost of eggs, says Gregory Archer. It could take months for things to get back to normal.

consumers / Featured / food / money / Society and Culture / viruses

What’s up with the high price of eggs?

Three main factors are driving up cost of eggs, says Gregory Archer. It could take months for things to get back to normal.

Australia / birds / conservation / Earth and Environment / genomes / veterinary science / viruses

Australian black swans at high risk of avian flu

The immune system of black swans leaves them particularly vulnerable to avian flu. When exposed, the virus could kill them within three days.

children's health / COVID-19 / Health and Medicine / immune systems / viruses

There were fewer MIS-C cases during Omicron than Delta

Fewer children had MIS-C during the Omicron wave of the pandemic than the Delta wave and cases were also milder, a new study shows.

children's health / COVID-19 / Health and Medicine / immune systems / viruses

There were fewer MIS-C cases during Omicron than Delta

Fewer children had MIS-C during the Omicron wave of the pandemic than the Delta wave and cases were also milder, a new study shows.

Health and Medicine / immune systems / vaccines / viruses

B cell ‘boot camp’ insights could inform future vaccines

New research sheds light on microscopic training grounds that allow B cells to perfect the antibodies they use against viruses and bacteria.

Health and Medicine / immune systems / vaccines / viruses

B cell ‘boot camp’ insights could inform future vaccines

New research sheds light on microscopic training grounds that allow B cells to perfect the antibodies they use against viruses and bacteria.

Science and Technology / sensors / viruses / wearable devices

Printable sensors glow when they detect viruses or other dangers

New sensors could lead to virus-detecting drones or even clothes that help diagnose diseases like breast cancer, researchers say.

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