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Long COVID Linked to Menstrual Irregularities in Women
A study by the University of Edinburgh's Centre for Reproductive Health reveals that women with long COVID experience significant menstrual disturbances, including heavier bleeding, longer periods, and increased intermenstrual bleeding, while ovarian function remains normal.
Long COVID Linked to Menstrual Irregularities in Women
A study by the University of Edinburgh's Centre for Reproductive Health reveals that women with long COVID experience significant menstrual disturbances, including heavier bleeding, longer periods, and increased intermenstrual bleeding, while ovarian function remains normal.
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4% Bias Score
NSW's First Public Long COVID Clinic to Close
NSW's first public long COVID clinic at St Vincent's Hospital will close at the end of September, leaving patients concerned about fragmented care and access to specialists, despite claims that patients will receive the same level of care within existing services.
NSW's First Public Long COVID Clinic to Close
NSW's first public long COVID clinic at St Vincent's Hospital will close at the end of September, leaving patients concerned about fragmented care and access to specialists, despite claims that patients will receive the same level of care within existing services.
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32% Bias Score
Long Covid Linked to More Severe Menstrual Symptoms in Women
A UK survey of over 12,000 women revealed that long Covid is associated with longer, heavier periods, increased bleeding between periods, and symptom severity fluctuating with the menstrual cycle, potentially leading to iron deficiency and worsening long Covid symptoms.
Long Covid Linked to More Severe Menstrual Symptoms in Women
A UK survey of over 12,000 women revealed that long Covid is associated with longer, heavier periods, increased bleeding between periods, and symptom severity fluctuating with the menstrual cycle, potentially leading to iron deficiency and worsening long Covid symptoms.
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0% Bias Score
COVID-19 Accelerates Blood Vessel Aging, Particularly in Women
A study of 2390 individuals across 16 countries found that COVID-19 infection accelerates blood vessel aging, impacting women more severely than men, increasing cardiovascular disease risks; vaccination mitigated this effect.
COVID-19 Accelerates Blood Vessel Aging, Particularly in Women
A study of 2390 individuals across 16 countries found that COVID-19 infection accelerates blood vessel aging, impacting women more severely than men, increasing cardiovascular disease risks; vaccination mitigated this effect.
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48% Bias Score
Experimental Drug Accelerates Recovery in Children with Post-COVID MIS-C
A small study shows the experimental drug larazotide safely speeds recovery from MIS-C in 6 children compared to 6 controls; the drug strengthens the gut lining, reducing the release of spike proteins into the bloodstream, thus resolving gastrointestinal problems and other symptoms faster.
Experimental Drug Accelerates Recovery in Children with Post-COVID MIS-C
A small study shows the experimental drug larazotide safely speeds recovery from MIS-C in 6 children compared to 6 controls; the drug strengthens the gut lining, reducing the release of spike proteins into the bloodstream, thus resolving gastrointestinal problems and other symptoms faster.
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36% Bias Score
Germany's COVID-19 Lockdown: Long-Term Impacts and Unresolved Issues
On March 22, 2020, Germany implemented a strict COVID-19 lockdown, resulting in approximately 187,000 deaths and lasting consequences for education and healthcare; a lack of comprehensive post-pandemic review fuels public concern.
Germany's COVID-19 Lockdown: Long-Term Impacts and Unresolved Issues
On March 22, 2020, Germany implemented a strict COVID-19 lockdown, resulting in approximately 187,000 deaths and lasting consequences for education and healthcare; a lack of comprehensive post-pandemic review fuels public concern.
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40% Bias Score
Patricia Lockwood's "Will There Ever Be Another You": A Novel of Long Covid
Patricia Lockwood's new novel, "Will There Ever Be Another You," details her experience with long Covid, exploring its cognitive effects, including aphasia, hallucinations, and amnesia, through a fragmented narrative style.
Patricia Lockwood's "Will There Ever Be Another You": A Novel of Long Covid
Patricia Lockwood's new novel, "Will There Ever Be Another You," details her experience with long Covid, exploring its cognitive effects, including aphasia, hallucinations, and amnesia, through a fragmented narrative style.
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40% Bias Score
Long COVID Impacts Menstrual Cycles, Study Finds
A new study of nearly 12,000 women in the UK found that women with long COVID experienced heavier, longer periods and bleeding between periods, and that menstrual cycle phases may influence long COVID symptom severity.
Long COVID Impacts Menstrual Cycles, Study Finds
A new study of nearly 12,000 women in the UK found that women with long COVID experienced heavier, longer periods and bleeding between periods, and that menstrual cycle phases may influence long COVID symptom severity.
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16% Bias Score
Pandemic's Lasting Impact on UK Children and Teenagers
A new report reveals the varied experiences of 600 UK children and teenagers during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting both positive adaptations and negative consequences such as social isolation, mental health issues, and exploitation online, as the UK public inquiry prepares to investigate.
Pandemic's Lasting Impact on UK Children and Teenagers
A new report reveals the varied experiences of 600 UK children and teenagers during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting both positive adaptations and negative consequences such as social isolation, mental health issues, and exploitation online, as the UK public inquiry prepares to investigate.
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16% Bias Score
COVID-19: Five Years On – Prevalent, Evolving, and Unpredictable
Five years into the COVID-19 pandemic, the virus remains prevalent and harmful, defying predictions of seasonal behavior; while the US sees a rise in cases, the UK recently saw a 28% drop to 1,046 cases, though testing rates remain low.
COVID-19: Five Years On – Prevalent, Evolving, and Unpredictable
Five years into the COVID-19 pandemic, the virus remains prevalent and harmful, defying predictions of seasonal behavior; while the US sees a rise in cases, the UK recently saw a 28% drop to 1,046 cases, though testing rates remain low.
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24% Bias Score
Spain Officially Recognizes Long COVID, Other Conditions as Chronic Illnesses
The Spanish Ministry of Health and autonomous communities agreed to classify long COVID, celiac disease, chronic non-cancer pain, and post-polio syndrome as chronic illnesses, mandating specific healthcare pathways and protocols for improved patient care and resource access.
Spain Officially Recognizes Long COVID, Other Conditions as Chronic Illnesses
The Spanish Ministry of Health and autonomous communities agreed to classify long COVID, celiac disease, chronic non-cancer pain, and post-polio syndrome as chronic illnesses, mandating specific healthcare pathways and protocols for improved patient care and resource access.
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32% Bias Score
Dutch ME/CVS Treatment Contrasts with International Consensus
In the Netherlands, children with ME/CVS are treated with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), a method considered risky by many international experts due to the potential for worsening symptoms. This contrasts with the US and UK, where CBT has been removed from medical guidelines, highlighting a sig...
Dutch ME/CVS Treatment Contrasts with International Consensus
In the Netherlands, children with ME/CVS are treated with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), a method considered risky by many international experts due to the potential for worsening symptoms. This contrasts with the US and UK, where CBT has been removed from medical guidelines, highlighting a sig...
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52% Bias Score
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