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Valneva ships first doses of COVID-19 vaccine on April 6th Sign up for FREE health tips to live a long and happy life SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info One of these side effects, say University College London, is a condition known as Guillan-Barre Syndrome (GBS). This is a rare but serious autoimmune condition known to attack the peripheral nervous system. Researchers are concerned about the damaging impact of the condition and what this could mean for the select few who suffer from it. It is important to note, while unnerving, the onset of GBS is highly unlikely. Related articles How to live longer: The diet linked to ‘20-year’ changes in lifespan Bowel cancer signs: Three feelings that come to you … [Read more...] about Unusual syndrome affects patients with AstraZeneca vaccine – symptoms to spot

Covid-19 case numbers are rising again, in part due to two Omicron subvariants – BA4 and BA5. These mutations, first found in South Africa in January and February 2022, were labelled as ‘variants of conern’ by the European Centre for Disease Prevention (ECDC) and Control in mid-May. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is now advising people to ensure they’ve had all their Covid-19 jabs , while experts are calling for a new, Omicron-specific vaccine to tackle another wave of the virus . Here’s what you need to know about BA4 and BA5. What are the symptoms of the BA4 and BA5 Covid variants? While these are new subvariants, nothing so far suggests BA4 or BA5 have any new symptoms. As always, the NHS says symptoms to watch out for are: A high temperature A new, continuous cough Shortness of breath Tiredness or exhaustion Headache Muscle aches all over the body Sore throat Blocked or runny nose Diarrhoea Nausea or vomiting A lack of … [Read more...] about Covid: BA4 and BA5 symptoms, infection rate, and vaccine efficiency

Most of the world has got back to their pre-pandemic lives, with many of us seeing Covid-19 as - if not quite a thing of the past, at least something to stop worrying about. However, experts have now warned over a worrying rise in infections among Brits , caused mainly by two new Omicron sub-variants. The BA.4 and BA.5 sub-variants which were found in South Africa in January and February 2022, are considered the grandchildren of the Omicron variant that spread across the UK towards the end of 2021. With one-in-21 Brits believed to be infected by the new strain, experts are worry that the country may already in the middle of its fifth Covid wave. Here's what you need to know about the symptoms of the new Covid variants and current NHS guidelines if you test positive . Omicron sub-variant symptoms The symptoms of the new Omicron sub-variants are similar to previous variants ( Image: Universal Images Group/Getty Images) The European Centre for Disease … [Read more...] about Covid symptoms 2022 – most common signs of new coronavirus Omicron sub-variants

A DAD has been given months to live after doctors repeatedly told him to just take painkillers. Richard Paice, 51, from Stanbridge, Bedfordshire, has been told he’s got incurable bowel cancer. It wasn’t until he was “really, really sick”, having lost a stone in weight and in agony, that Richard even got a scan. He had spent weeks going back and forth to doctors complaining of key symptoms , including blood in his stool. Richard’s wife, Sasha, 36, told The Times: “We’ve been told he might only have months to live. If they hadn’t kept sending us home the outlook could have been different. “Our first trip to A&E was on March 4 but he wasn’t diagnosed until April 29. Read more on bowel cancer SPOT CHECK As Deborah James dies of bowel cancer - the 5 symptoms she wanted you to know SPOT CHECK Shocking stats reveal 1 in 3 at risk of deadly bowel cancer like Deborah James “Those two months where doctors … [Read more...] about I’ve been given months to live after docs told me to take painkillers for stomach pain

With social media feeds regularly filling up with bad news as the coronavirus pandemic worsens, some Twitter users decided to take a more light-hearted approach. #NewDisneyQuarantineRides was trending on the social networking platform on Sunday as users imagined how rides at Disney theme parks could be renamed to fit a coronavirus theme. Some of the suggestions included plays on existing rides involving toilet paper and hand sanitizer — both items which are now hard to come by due to panic-buying during the pandemic. "It's A Small Roll," joked Tom Gardiner on Twitter, alongside an image of a nearly empty roll of toilet paper. "Indiana Jones and The Last Roll," another Twitter user suggested. "Splash of Hand Sanitizer Mountain," another Twitter user commented. Others riffed on social distancing, hygiene guidelines and travel restrictions put in place to curb the spread of the coronavirus. "Personal Space Mountain," one Twitter user suggested. Another added: "Peter Pan's … [Read more...] about #NewDisneyQuarantineRides trends as Twitter users imagine coronavirus theme park rides with toilet paper and hand sanitizer

Raducanu and Murray both start Wimbledon with victories Sign up for FREE for breaking Wimbledon news and player updates SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info The tennis star said the jab was not an option for him and told reporters he would rather not play in tournaments that required it than subject himself to the shot. Speaking at a press conference, a reporter asked: " Is that [getting jabbed] something you've completely closed your mind to as an option going forward?" Mr Djokovic replied: "Yes. Yes." His opposition is likely to come under fresh scrutiny as Marin Cilic revealed he has been self-isolating after testing positive for Covid. The star, who will be unable to compete in Wimbledon after the positive result, had played a … [Read more...] about Wimbledon: Djokovic blasts Covid jab as players test POSITIVE, Kyrgios racism rant

The monkeypox virus spreading across the US, Europe and the UK is mutating surprisingly fast, according to a study conducted by Portuguese researchers and published in the journal Nature Medicine. The study offers the most in-depth look at the genetic makeup of the virus so far. Scientists sequence virus genomes because the genome is the virus's playbook — the genome is the genetic material of an organism, and, in the case of a virus, it tells us what the virus is, what is does and how it is likely to spread. Monkeypox mutated 50 times since 2018 For the study, the researchers took samples from 15 monkeypox patients and compared the genomes of the virus that had infected them. The researchers found that the patients each had a strain of monkeypox that could be traced back to a previous outbreak of the virus in 2018-2019 in the United Kingdom, Israel and Singapore, which had originated in Nigeria. But, more than that, the tests showed that the virus had mutated 50 times — … [Read more...] about Monkeypox virus mutations ‘challenging’ what we know

A Christchurch primary school student undergoing precautionary treatment for meningitis has prompted their school to alert parents. Queenspark School was notified of a student who was undergoing precautionary treatment for meningitis, as well as several students being treated for an influenza-like illness, a message to parents on Monday said. The school was following Ministry of Health advice to inform the community as a “precautionary measure”, principal Ross Willocks said. Antibiotic treatment was recommended for close contacts of those who have meningococcal disease (which causes meningitis), Canterbury medical officer of health Matthew Reid said. READ MORE: Gastro bug causing 'violent vomiting' hits Christchurch schools Sydney teenager dies with meningitis and Covid-19 in hospital Coronavirus: Primary school student in Mt Roskill tests positive for Covid-19 Te Whatu Ora Canterbury (formerly the Canterbury District Health Board) did not comment on individual … [Read more...] about Student undergoing ‘precautionary treatment’ for meningitis in Christchurch

A TEENAGER died last week and three others were hurt after being found unresponsive in their home. Police have since confirmed that carbon monoxide was detected in the house. The Marengo, Iowa police department said the 13-year--the old girl was found unresponsive last Monday at around 6:40 am. Authorities attempted to revive her, but she was taken to the hospital and later pronounced dead. An autopsy is planned to determine her cause of death KWWL reports. Police Chief, Ben Gray, told the local CBS affiliate , that there was a gas leak of some kind. Read More News PROTEST CHAOS Shock moment pickup plows into pro-choice protesters after Roe v Wade ruling DEADLY RAMPAGE 3 dead including shooter after gunfire erupts during church program There was not a natural gas leak in the home itself. Gray said three other people went to the hospital to be treated. They had mild symptoms due to the leak. An … [Read more...] about Girl, 13, found dead and three more seriously ill after being poisoned at home

Statins: How the drug prevents heart attacks and strokes Sign up for FREE health tips to live a long and happy life SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Rosuvastatin is a statin that stops the liver from making cholesterol . If taken correctly patients should see a drop in cholesterol within four weeks. Like all medication though, there can be side effects. Related articles Cliff Richard: Star's 3 tips for healthy ageing Sean Connery suffered for ‘some time’ before death - dementia According to the NHS, “serious” side effects of rosuvastatin are “rare” and happen in less than one in 1,000 people. It advises people to stop taking the drug immediately and call a doctor if you get “unexplained” … [Read more...] about Statins: ‘Unexplained’ sign in the muscles could mean kidney damage – ‘Call your doctor’