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All you need to know about the Omicron XE Variant
COVID-19 pandemic has evolved so have the virus mutations, with omicron XE identified as the latest recombinant variant. Recombinant variants take place when two several variants infect the same cell, in the same person, at the same time and integrate their genetic material. According to the most recent update from the UK Health Security Agency …
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Has the pandemic ended?
The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the COVID outbreak a pandemic two years ago and since then, people around the world have asked when it will end. This looks like a simple question, but historical analysis shows that “the end” of a disease is hardly encountered in unison by everyone affected. For some reason, the …
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Lessons from the first 2 years of COVID-19
The world has learned to cope with the evolution of Covid19 and its variants; however, two years after, the impact of COVID-19 is still being felt in countries around the world. Get same day covid testing London and private rapid covid test here Although things seem to be getting back to normal and the lockdown …
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Changes the world needs to make to live with COVID
With the omicron variant reducing, governments and decision-making bodies are starting to take action. More and more people are beginning to ask for a return to a normal life. The need to move on from the COVID-19 pandemic is increasing. Some countries are even planning to remove their previous restrictions to make way for a …
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April 11: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic
According to John Hopkins University, the confirmed number of cases of COVID-19 has passed 141.43 million globally. The total number of confirmed deaths stands at more than 3million and Our World in Data ascertained that more than 890.31 million vaccination doses have been administered globally. Data from Britain’s Office for National Statistics dated April 1 …
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COVID-19 habits that could be here to stay
Today as many parts of the world emerge from the pandemic, researchers are wondering which of our new habits are here to stay. In many wealthier countries that have benefited from several rounds of vaccination, the worst of the pandemic is over. like wearing masks and sanitising our hands. We have developed a variety of …
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What scientists know so far about the Deltacron
If you are wondering why this virus sounds familiar, the answer is simple. The Deltacron variant is a combination of the Delta and Omicron variants of coronavirus. This is possible by the process scientists call recombination. Recombination seems to happen at random during any viral replication of a virus. When a transfer of power from …
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How Air pollution increases the threat posed by COVID-19
Susceptibility to air pollution is considered one of the major environmental causes of several diseases and premature death around the globe. Exposure to air pollution can result in health problems like heart attacks, strokes, diabetes, and high blood pressure. Research has shown that both short- and long-term exposures to air pollutants are associated with a …
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COVID-19: How Regular exercise can protect you from severe illness
The lockdown brought about the cut in physical activity in some places by as much as 49% Apart from the instantaneous threat to life caused by COVID-19, the pandemic and its lockdowns gave rise to a slew of knock-on crises. Among them was the seismic drop in physical activity. The reduction in exercise matters because …
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