Cold virus and Long Covid | Implants for brain tumor treatment

Cold coronavirus may predispose people to Long COVID; tiny implanted device helps treat brain tumors; blood test for Parkinson's disease

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September 19, 2023 EditionÂ

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Cold virus may set the stage for Long COVID

Prior infection with a common cold coronavirus may predispose some people to develop Long COVID.

Tiny implanted devices give insights for treating brain tumors

A tiny device implanted during brain surgery could help provide personalized information about a tumorâs potential responses to cancer-fighting drugs.

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A potential blood test for Parkinsonâs disease

A blood test that measures damage to cellsâ mitochondria was able to distinguish people with Parkinsonâs disease from those without.

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September 19, 2023 EditionÂ

Cold virus may set the stage for Long COVID

Tiny implanted devices give insights for treating brain tumors

A potential blood test for Parkinsonâs disease

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