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Poojitha Shekar

Poojitha. S is a medical student who's pursuing her Bachelor's degree in Yoga and Naturopathy. Writing and learning new things is her passion. She's been writing and editing medical content for quite a few years. Her other interests include dancing, singing, traveling, blogging, reading novels, view more..

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Men Have Increased Risk of COVID-19 Associated Death

Men Have Increased Risk of COVID-19 Associated Death

Men are more prone to progress to critical phases of COVID-19 and have higher death rates as well as longer hospital stays, that are all associated with higher inflammatory parameters, the study reveals.

Coronavirus News
Combination of Alcohol and Nicotine During Pregnancy Raises Health Risk in Newborns

Combination of Alcohol and Nicotine During Pregnancy Raises Health Risk in Newborns

The mix of alcohol and nicotine during early pregnancy, significantly alters the gene regulatory pathways of the fetus, which leads to major deficiencies in brain development, says a recent study.

Alcohol & Drug Abuse News
Neighborhood Can Increase the Risk of Chronic Kidney Diseases

Neighborhood Can Increase the Risk of Chronic Kidney Diseases

Chronic kidney diseases can be influenced by the neighborhood’s overall socioeconomic status, including income and education level, reveals a recent study published in SSM Population Health.

Research News
Can Playing Video Games As a Child Improve Working Memory Later?

Can Playing Video Games As a Child Improve Working Memory Later?

Playing video games can activate the areas responsible for attention or visual-spatial skills in the brain. A new study has shown that cognitive changes can take place even years after people stop playing.

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COVID-19 Mortality Rates are Higher Among Men

COVID-19 Mortality Rates are Higher Among Men

COVID-19 mortality rates are found higher in man than in women. Females tend to produce stronger immune responses to infections, this may be linked to increased susceptibility to inflammatory diseases.

Coronavirus News