Hospitalized patients taking aspirin daily were 47% less likely to die of COVID-19
Taking aspirin could reduce the risk of hospitalized coronavirus patients falling severely ill or dying, a new study suggests. Researchers...
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Diet drinks NO better than regular ones – BOTH ‘increase heart disease risk’
DIET drinks that include artificial sweeteners instead of sugar are no better for you than their full-fat counterparts, experts have...
Coronavirus patients with heart damage are up to 11 times more likely to die than those without it
Cardiac ultrasounds have revealed how prevalent heart damage is among severely ill coronavirus patients, a new study suggests. Researchers found...
Book bans and border control: The absurdity of new Covid rules is clear to see
THE absurdity of the politically-charged lockdowns in Wales and Scotland became all too clear over the weekend. Labour’s Welsh government...
Coronavirus UK: Nottingham among areas to ‘enter Tier 3 this week’
WHAT ARE THE NEW TIER THREE RULES IN WARRINGTON? NEW RULES People must not socialise with anybody they do not...
Fewer than 4% of people in Wuhan with no covid history have antibodies
Fewer than four percent of people in Wuhan, the city where the coronavirus pandemic began last year, have antibodies to...
Coronavirus: UK recording more daily deaths per million than US
Britain is now recording more Covid-19 deaths each day for the size of its population than the US for the...
US reports record 481,000 new coronavirus cases in a single week as hospitalizations spike by 14.5%
The US has set a record for new coronavirus cases reported in a single week with more than 481,300 infections,...
Self-isolation row as No10 confirms it IS looking at halving it to SEVEN days
Confusion reigned over Britain’s self-isolation rules today after Boris Johnson and Nicola Sturgeon suggested England and Scotland could end up...
What Covid vaccines are available in the UK?
SCIENTISTS are racing to create the first coronavirus vaccine and save millions of lives. As the number of deaths in...
Heart inflammation in athletes who survive COVID-19 is NOT a major concern, say US doctors
Doctors say heart inflammation in American athletes who survived COVID-19 is not a major concern. Recent reports have found increased...
How Britain’s Covid-19 outbreak has slowed down: Analysis of figures
Britain’s coronavirus outbreak has slowed significantly since the start of the month, suggesting the latest suite of lockdown restrictions are...
What is the new Covid vaccine and who will get it?
THE NHS is gearing up for an initial rollout of a coronavirus vaccine as early as November this year. Health...
Rule of six and 10pm curfew on pubs likely to have ‘ZERO effect’ on reducing Covid spread, study claims
THE RULE of six and the 10pm curfew on pubs and restaurants is likely to have “zero effect” on reducing...
Stocks of Covid vaccine to be delivered to London hospitals from next week with health chiefs on standby
LONDON health chiefs are on standby to start taking deliveries of Covid vaccine stocks from next week, The Sun can...
Just ‘10% of people develop Covid symptoms by day 7’ – as Boris Johnson under pressure to cut isolation time
BORIS Johnson is facing calls to slash the 14-day isolation period for people who come into contact with someone who...
Dr Hilary backs plans to cut 14-day Covid isolation as ‘only 10% get symptoms after 7 days’
PLANS to cut the 14-day coronavirus quarantine have been backed by experts after it was revealed just 11 per cent...
How to spot the difference between coronavirus, flu and a common cold… from cough to fever
AS we head into the winter months, most Brits are bound to have a sniffle here and a cough there....
Cleaner struck by coronavirus in January spent 17 days in ICU and is STILL suffering long Covid
A CLEANER who was struck by coronavirus in January and spent 17 days in intensive care is still suffering with...
Girls with husky voices are more likely to have affairs, study claims
WOMEN with deep voices are more likely to stray, a study claims. Gravelly tones are linked to higher testosterone which...