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Third COVID-19 vaccine dose may prompt response in transplant recipients.

A third dose of the mRNA-1273 vaccine induces a serologic response in 49 percent of kidney transplant recipients who did not respond after receiving two doses,...

A third dose of the mRNA-1273 vaccine induces a serologic response in 49 percent...

2greys

•3 years ago

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Change of moisturiser

Hi just want to give oxygen using folks a heads up. Collected my prescription today, when l got home noticed moisturiser had been changed ! Being suspicious...

Hi just want to give oxygen using folks a heads up. Collected my prescription to...

Delamere

•3 years ago

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Long COVID may qualify as a disability: Biden

Serious "long COVID" symptoms could qualify as a disability and make patients eligible for federal assistance, President Joe Biden said Monday. Some recovered...

Serious "long COVID" symptoms could qualify as a disability and make patients el...

2greys

•3 years ago

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New member introducing themselves

Hi my name is Shaun, I've had really bad asthma all my life, then 3 years ago I was diagnosed with COPD. Since the covid started nearly 2years now, I haven't...

Hi my name is Shaun, I've had really bad asthma all my life, then 3 years ago I ...

Shaun64

•3 years ago

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Smoking Cessation After NSCLC Diagnosis Cuts Mortality Risk.

Risks for all-cause mortality, cancer-specific mortality, disease progression reduced for those quitting after diagnosis. For patients with non-small cell lung...

Risks for all-cause mortality, cancer-specific mortality, disease progression re...

2greys

•3 years ago

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Covid on the rise

Just checked the daily covid report for our island which gives you a total of how many new cases each day and today was the biggest increase so far with 78new...

Just checked the daily covid report for our island which gives you a total of ho...

Hidden

•3 years ago

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Hi

Is anyone living with one lung on here I’m wondering whether it’s best to get rid of my damaged lung

Is anyone living with one lung on here I’m wondering whether it’s best to get ri...

James4949

•3 years ago

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Cold

Does anyone suffer with poor circulation and is there anything to help as my arms and legs go cold almost all the time it’s making me get so down I have also...

Does anyone suffer with poor circulation and is there anything to help as my arm...

Chalky2

•3 years ago

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How the Groundhog Day grind of lockdown scrambles your memory and sense of time

With roughly half of Australia in lockdown at the moment, a common experience is a warped sense of time and poor memory. What day is it? What week is it? Did I...

With roughly half of Australia in lockdown at the moment, a common experience is...

2greys

•3 years ago

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A lost dog strays into a jungle........

........... A lion sees this from a distance and says with caution "this guy looks edible, never seen his kind before". So the lion starts rushing towards the...

........... A lion sees this from a distance and says with caution "this guy loo...

2greys

•3 years ago

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How vaccinated people can make sense of the rise in breakthrough COVID-19 infections

COVID-19 cases are rapidly on the rise across the United States. And even fully vaccinated individuals are testing positive. States and counties with low...

COVID-19 cases are rapidly on the rise across the United States. And even fully ...

2greys

•3 years ago

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Bronchiestasis sufferer who takes Citalopram

Hi, I was diagnosed with Bronchiestasis by ct scan 5 years ago but my Consultant says my condition has deteriorated so in addition to rescue 2 week pack of...

Hi, I was diagnosed with Bronchiestasis by ct scan 5 years ago but my Consultan...

Samye

•3 years ago

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What I woke up to

The view from my second home

Hidden

•3 years ago

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The view from my second home

At 3.30am got whipped into hospital after collapsing on my way to the loo , I woke up looking at a lovely view of the sea . Wondering what and where I was the...

At 3.30am got whipped into hospital after collapsing on my way to the loo , I wo...

Hidden

•3 years ago

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Why governments will have to consider the costs of long COVID when easing pandemic restrictions.

With governments worldwide under pressure to ease pandemic restrictions as vaccination rates rise and impatience with border restrictions grows, new threats...

With governments worldwide under pressure to ease pandemic restrictions as vacci...

2greys

•3 years ago

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Getting rid of nightly mucus

Anyone else tried this? My mucus is always much worse at night when I lay down in bed. Care Co. do a metal frame that goes under the pillows and keeps you...

Anyone else tried this? My mucus is always much worse at night when I lay down ...

john35thorn

•3 years ago

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Clarifying the problem of T-cell 'exhaustion'

Researchers in the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania have illuminated an important limitation of the immune system in prolonged...

Researchers in the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania...

2greys

•3 years ago

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Bugs

One thing I've been trying to find out is if mosquitoes and flies can carry covid . Obviously living in a country where there's lots of mosquitoes and often...

One thing I've been trying to find out is if mosquitoes and flies can carry covi...

Hidden

•3 years ago

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Having a swim waters lovley and warm today ..

🧡

Blackbird8

•3 years ago

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A little on the wild side 🥰

🧡🖤

Blackbird8

•3 years ago

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How much more can one take?

What a ( i won’t swear) bad year. No matter how hard i tried keeping my distance and washing my hands 30 times a day the dreaded Covid has got through and now...

What a ( i won’t swear) bad year. No matter how hard i tried keeping my distance...

Mrbojangles

•3 years ago

47 Replies

Throat mucus, related to COPD

I am new here. My profile describes my situation, and I would like to know whether any COPD sufferers have tried the device AirPhysio with regard to the...

I am new here. My profile describes my situation, and I would like to know whet...

Chavette

•3 years ago

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Another hot one

Yet another extremely hot day and finding it difficult to find a cool spot , and by August it will be at its hottest . Had a rough day I'm now double dosing my...

Yet another extremely hot day and finding it difficult to find a cool spot , and...

Hidden

•3 years ago

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Dog Wash Machine.

The k9000 dog wash is a premium, self-service dog wash offering an easy, low-cost way to keep your dog clean and fresh. Imported from Australia, the k9000 dog...

The k9000 dog wash is a premium, self-service dog wash offering an easy, low-cos...

2greys

•3 years ago

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COVID test

Why can’t they open more test centres . I don’t live in a sprawling country area. So this morning I have to get my brother to drive me 24 miles. Have my Q tip...

Why can’t they open more test centres . I don’t live in a sprawling country area...

mick5

•3 years ago

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Mitral regurgitation

So I had a a echo and was told my heart was structurally normal with good LV output and told to go home and not worry about anything. I was admitted to...

So I had a a echo and was told my heart was structurally normal with good LV out...

Worriedmolly

•3 years ago

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The “most significant contribution AI has made to science”: Google’s AlphaFold will release the structure of every protein known to science

Proteins are the building blocks of life of living organisms, and they’re packed into every cell of our bodies. To understand protein function and make full...

Proteins are the building blocks of life of living organisms, and they’re packed...

2greys

•3 years ago

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AirPhysio

Genius Australian Device Helps Anyone With Lung Conditions Breathe Freely – Without Drugs. And It’s Finally Available Worldwide! New Lung Training Device Is...

Genius Australian Device Helps Anyone With Lung Conditions Breathe Freely – With...

LoncinLad

•3 years ago

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The Calm before the storm

🖤💜🖤💜

Blackbird8

•3 years ago

58 Replies

Iceland reimposes COVID restrictions after cases surge

Iceland, one of the first nations in the world to lift all Covid restrictions for vaccinated tourists, yesterday announced new curbs following a spate of...

Iceland, one of the first nations in the world to lift all Covid restrictions fo...

2greys

•3 years ago

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Posts - Lung Conditions Community Forum | HealthUnlocked

Lung Conditions Community Forum

All posts for July 2021

Third COVID-19 vaccine dose may prompt response in transplant recipients.

Change of moisturiser

Long COVID may qualify as a disability: Biden

New member introducing themselves

Smoking Cessation After NSCLC Diagnosis Cuts Mortality Risk.

Covid on the rise

Hi

Cold

How the Groundhog Day grind of lockdown scrambles your memory and sense of time

A lost dog strays into a jungle........

How vaccinated people can make sense of the rise in breakthrough COVID-19 infections

Bronchiestasis sufferer who takes Citalopram

What I woke up to

The view from my second home

Why governments will have to consider the costs of long COVID when easing pandemic restrictions.

Getting rid of nightly mucus

Clarifying the problem of T-cell 'exhaustion'

Bugs

Having a swim waters lovley and warm today ..

A little on the wild side 🥰

How much more can one take?

Throat mucus, related to COPD

Another hot one

Dog Wash Machine.

COVID test

Mitral regurgitation

The “most significant contribution AI has made to science”: Google’s AlphaFold will release the structure of every protein known to science

AirPhysio

The Calm before the storm

Iceland reimposes COVID restrictions after cases surge

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