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Epidemiology
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Our Ancestral DNA Tells Us Who We Are!
In a series of groundbreaking research articles published in Nature, scientists delve into the genetic imprints and geographical roots of human diseases, reaching far into our ancient past. These comprehensive analyses not only paint intricate portraits of prehistoric human diversity and migration but also put forth a compelling explanation for the surge in genetic susceptibility to multiple sclerosis (MS).
Long COVID Risk Reduced by COVID-19 Vaccination Prior to Infection, Study Finds
A study published in The BMJ on November 22 reveals a robust association between receiving at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine prior to the initial infection and a significantly lowered risk of developing post-COVID-19 conditions, commonly referred to as long COVID.
Pre-Emerging Bat Coronavirus Isolated and Neutralized with Existing Medication, Scientists Report
The recurrent emergence of bat-derived coronaviruses in both humans and various animal species has emphasized the urgent demand for a diverse spectrum of readily available treatments, including monoclonal antibodies and antiviral drugs. These therapeutic options need to be readily deployable to swiftly address newly emerging zoonotic threats.