Muscle ebi

Video Player Close COPENHAGEN, Feb. 25 (Xinhua) -- As COVID-19 transmission rates seemingly decline across the European Region, the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Director for Europe Hans Kluge expressed health concerns over "long-COVID" or "post-COVID" symptoms at a virtual press conference on Thursday. "The disability following SARS-CoV-2 infection lingers on for months with severe social, economic, health and occupational consequences," said Kluge, who identified the issue as "a clear priority for WHO, and of the utmost importance." According to Kluge, a total of 38 million infection cases had been registered in the European Region since the pandemic began, and "one in ten COVID-19 sufferers remain unwell after 12 weeks, and many for much longer." "Yet stories of those who should have 'recovered', but whose lives were still affected by debilitating symptoms soon emerged. Regrettably, some were met with disbelief or lack of understanding," said Kluge. ... » Learn More about WHO experts warn health risk of “post-COVID” symptoms

A bowl of rich and creamy yoghurt, topped with nuts and berries- Isn't this sound like a perfect breakfast option to start your day? Yoghurt is not only delicious but is extremely healthy and has been consumed by humans for hundreds of years. Made from fermenting milk with a yoghurt culture, this dairy product is a rich source of protein and calcium. The health benefits of yoghurt range from protecting against osteoporosis to relieving irritable bowel disease, improving gut health and aiding digestion. How much you will benefit from a blow of yoghurt depends on the type of yoghurt you are consuming. There are different kinds of yoghurt available in the market, but not all are healthy. Plain and unsweetened yoghurt is the best of all. The flavoured ones are usually high in sugar content that is not beneficial. How yoghurt is made Yoghurt is a dairy product made with fresh milk or cream. Most people confuse it with curd, but they both are different from each other. Yoghurt is ... » Learn More about Yoghurt and its health benefits: All you need to know

February 25, 2021 10:40 Korea's coronavirus vaccination drive is so slow that it lags behind 101 other countries when inoculations start Friday. According to Our World in Data, a global statistics website run by Oxford University, 101 of the world's 196 countries had started their vaccination drive by Monday. The U.S. has vaccinated the largest number of people with 64.18 million, followed by China's 40.52 million, the U.K.'s 18.35 million, and India's 11.42 million in terms of sheer numbers. But proportionally, Israel leads the pack with 87 percent of its population already inoculated, followed by the UAE's 56 percent. Vaccinations have started even in Algeria, Egypt and Morocco in Africa, and in Asia only a handful of countries are still waiting to start them, including Korea, Afghanistan, Laos, Mongolia, Vietnam and Ukraine. Meanwhile Jeong Eun-kyeong, the chief of the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency, on Wednesday downplayed vaccination side effects ... » Learn More about Korea Falls Behind Rest of the World in Vaccination Drive

Chicago : A Northwestern Medicine study suggests that coronavirus poses a global threat to the entire nervous system, and its neurological symptoms may appear before fever or cough. A review of neurological symptoms of COVID-19 patients in the current scientific literature was conducted and the results were published this week in Annals of Neurology. About half of hospitalized patients have neurological manifestations of COVID-19, which include headache, dizziness, decreased alertness, difficulty concentrating, disorders of smell and taste, seizures, strokes, weakness, and muscle pain. "It`s important for the general public and physicians to be aware of this, because a SARS-COV-2 infection may present with neurologic symptoms initially, before any fever, cough or respiratory problems occur," said lead author of the review, Dr Igor Koralnik, Northwestern Medicine chief of neuro-infectious diseases and global neurology. The review describes the different neurological ... » Learn More about COVID-19 may show neurological symptoms before respiratory issues: Study