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Mysterious coronavirus effect ‘happy hypoxia’ baffles doctors.

A strange phenomenon dubbed “happy hypoxia” has baffled doctors treating coronavirus patients who describe themselves as comfortable despite dangerously low...

A strange phenomenon dubbed “happy hypoxia” has baffled doctors treating coronav...

2greys

•4 years ago

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Hi

Hi Patk1 I am new to the group to, people on here have been so kind and friendly, it's great. I would like to say welcome to to group and hope you enjoy the...

Hi Patk1 I am new to the group to, people on here have been so kind and friendly...

Chrisbrady

•4 years ago

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Exeter student leads research concluding that small red blood cells could indicate cancer.

Having abnormally small red blood cells – a condition known as microcytosis – could indicate cancer, according to new research led by a University of Exeter...

Having abnormally small red blood cells – a condition known as microcytosis – co...

2greys

•4 years ago

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Potato power: Spuds serve high quality protein that’s good for women’s muscle.

Researchers from McMaster University have found that the potato, primarily known as a starchy vegetable, can be a source of high-quality protein that helps to...

Researchers from McMaster University have found that the potato, primarily known...

2greys

•4 years ago

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What happens after 12 weeks lock down?

I have sever Brochiectasis. On lock down for 12 weeks. What happens then? edited by Admin to remove personal details

I have sever Brochiectasis. On lock down for 12 weeks. What happens then? edi...

skipwork

•4 years ago

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Coronavirus: surprisingly big problems caused by small errors in testing.

New antibody tests might be game-changers in keeping the public safe from infection while restarting the economy. Giving “immunity passports” to those who have...

New antibody tests might be game-changers in keeping the public safe from infect...

2greys

•4 years ago

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have i had the virus

Message: mid December a staff member came into contact with a person returning from China he became sick and infected me by Christmas i became very ill bad...

Message: mid December a staff member came into contact with a person returning ...

robbymax

•4 years ago

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Iceland

Spacecat1

•4 years ago

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Blood filter may calm the cytokine storm of COVID-19.

Cytokine storms created by COVID-19 are causing major organ destruction and death, and for the first time in the United States, when patients begin to show...

Cytokine storms created by COVID-19 are causing major organ destruction and deat...

2greys

•4 years ago

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Recently recovered COVID-19 patients produce varying virus-specific antibodies.

Most newly discharged patients who recently recovered from COVID-19 produce virus-specific antibodies and T cells, suggests a study published on May 3rd in the...

Most newly discharged patients who recently recovered from COVID-19 produce viru...

2greys

•4 years ago

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Babies meeting babies

New calves being sociable 💜💜

Blackbird6

•4 years ago

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Web inair today 10 30

Cannot find how to get this

Jaybird19

•4 years ago

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Bowel and lungs

Little update but no great leap. Friday and Saturday I had quite a lot of pain which was affecting my breathing Sunday morning I dialled 111. They were too...

Little update but no great leap. Friday and Saturday I had quite a lot of pain w...

chubby2x22

•4 years ago

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Corona virus does not care about us.

is this true? Does Covid-19 have an agenda? If so, what is its purpose as a pandemic? What is it for?

is this true? Does Covid-19 have an agenda? If so, what is its purpose as a pan...

Cateran

•4 years ago

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Researchers identify potential active substances against coronavirus by running supercomputer simulations.

Several drugs approved for treating hepatitis C viral infection were identified as potential candidates against COVID-19, a new disease caused by the...

Several drugs approved for treating hepatitis C viral infection were identified ...

2greys

•4 years ago

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AI speeds up search for COVID-19 treatments and vaccines.

Northwestern University researchers are using artificial intelligence (AI) to speed up the search for COVID-19 treatments and vaccines. The AI-powered tool...

Northwestern University researchers are using artificial intelligence (AI) to sp...

2greys

•4 years ago

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Do not read this if you are easily upset. Care home death rate. (updated)

I have not divulged the details or identity of the nursing home that Sharon works in, as a healthcarer, so it should be okay to post this. Sharon returned to...

I have not divulged the details or identity of the nursing home that Sharon work...

2greys

•4 years ago

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Playing Dead by Midge 🐶

Some advice to my doggy friends That I'm pleased to have on here I know you all have owners Who hold you very dear But just the same there's many times When...

Some advice to my doggy friends That I'm pleased to have on here I know you all ...

Hidden

•4 years ago

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Pulmonary Fibrosis, terminal diagnoses. Peak flows in 250/300, gradually reducing.

I am just couple of months shy of 70, and have had asthma since infancy. The consequence of repeated infections, more frequently in winter, this winter, no...

I am just couple of months shy of 70, and have had asthma since infancy. The con...

I8tories

•4 years ago

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JOB. STRESS

I have said before I work in a supermarket.the stress of this job with the virus is messing me up.people don't wear masks ,some. Do but some don't.people don't...

I have said before I work in a supermarket.the stress of this job with the virus...

hope132

•4 years ago

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Bronchiectasis?

Hi all, I was wondering if anyone could give me any advice? 2 years ago I started to hear a very mild crackle in my chest when I was lying down, and within 6...

Hi all, I was wondering if anyone could give me any advice? 2 years ago I starte...

Liberty82

•4 years ago

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Been awhile

I haven’t been on in a long time. I have been concentrating all my efforts to getting healthy. I have lost 53 lbs. my pulmonary hypertension is under control....

I haven’t been on in a long time. I have been concentrating all my efforts to ge...

Bobbi6

•4 years ago

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Experiences of amphotericin?

Small person is off to 5* on Friday for her fortnight of the ‘good stuff’, a little earlier than planned although mostly ok overall, but with the addition of...

Small person is off to 5* on Friday for her fortnight of the ‘good stuff’, a lit...

Hidden

•4 years ago

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Beach friend this morning

🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊 💕💕💕

Blackbird6

•4 years ago

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Taste completely gone

I had a chest infection in March, the first for years. I have been indoors since Christmas so it was passed to me maybe by a visitor. 2 lots of antibiotics...

I had a chest infection in March, the first for years. I have been indoors since...

Polly4acre

•4 years ago

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Danerous Covid Actions

Late last year my wife, who is 80 years old, had to have a hysterectomy followed by precautionary chemotherapy and radiology lasting to date. She is on the...

Late last year my wife, who is 80 years old, had to have a hysterectomy followed...

micox

•4 years ago

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Asthma, Phelgm, COPD

Hi, Recently, I have been change to Revlar from Fostair 200 / 6 x 2 times / day. Before starting Revlar I found, that I would occasionally cough up some brown...

Hi, Recently, I have been change to Revlar from Fostair 200 / 6 x 2 times / day....

B_Asthma

•4 years ago

1 Reply

COVID-19

I have been wondering if I have had this or something similar during Late November & December last year and January & February this year I had a very bad...

I have been wondering if I have had this or something similar during Late Novemb...

JasperDylan

•4 years ago

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Kitten

This is a cutie & relevant

Ilovebunnies

•4 years ago

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Hospital letter.

I have just received a letter from the hospital dated the 30th April. It says to shield for twelve weeks from today! What? Another 12 weeks. To be honest it is...

I have just received a letter from the hospital dated the 30th April. It says to...

2greys

•4 years ago

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Posts - Lung Conditions Community Forum | HealthUnlocked

Lung Conditions Community Forum

All posts for May 2020

Mysterious coronavirus effect ‘happy hypoxia’ baffles doctors.

Hi

Exeter student leads research concluding that small red blood cells could indicate cancer.

Potato power: Spuds serve high quality protein that’s good for women’s muscle.

What happens after 12 weeks lock down?

Coronavirus: surprisingly big problems caused by small errors in testing.

have i had the virus

Iceland

Blood filter may calm the cytokine storm of COVID-19.

Recently recovered COVID-19 patients produce varying virus-specific antibodies.

Babies meeting babies

Web inair today 10 30

Bowel and lungs

Corona virus does not care about us.

Researchers identify potential active substances against coronavirus by running supercomputer simulations.

AI speeds up search for COVID-19 treatments and vaccines.

Do not read this if you are easily upset. Care home death rate. (updated)

Playing Dead by Midge 🐶

Pulmonary Fibrosis, terminal diagnoses. Peak flows in 250/300, gradually reducing.

JOB. STRESS

Bronchiectasis?

Been awhile

Experiences of amphotericin?

Beach friend this morning

Taste completely gone

Danerous Covid Actions

Asthma, Phelgm, COPD

COVID-19

Kitten

Hospital letter.

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