– Climate change warms groundwater A level cap, a groundwater measuring point of the Weiden water management office. Not only the air and the seas are getting warmer – climate change is also becoming noticeable underground with rising temperatures. Photo: Hannes Hemmerle / dpa – (Photo: dpa) – – – – According to a study … Read more
Medical desertification has accelerated in France and could deteriorate further if measures are not taken, warns a study made public Tuesday by the AMF and the French Mutuality, which plead for more « territorialisation ». “The offer (of care) is poorly distributed over the territory and it is inexorably shrinking”, said Séverine Salgado, health director … Read more
The new Pokémon movie “Secrets of the Jungle” is coming. This is the opportunity to celebrate on Pokémon GO with a dedicated event from Monday, December 14, 2020. Special study to capture Celébi Shiny From Monday, December 14, 2020 at 8 a.m., a Special study limited time will allow you to meet Celebi shiny. Unlike … Read more
Three antihistamine drugs have shown some effectiveness in inhibiting cell infection by the new coronavirus responsible for covid-19, according to preliminary results from a University of Florida study released on Saturday. Findings about the effects of a group of antihistamines on the market were achieved by analyzing samples in the laboratory and in a detailed … Read more
Yesterday, 11:38 | author: Marat Kudeev | Photo ru.depositphotos.com British experts at the scientific level decided to test how much vitamin D really helps with coronavirus… A large-scale CORONAVIT study was initiated with the participation of five thousand people. It is known that vitamin D has worked well in the treatment of coronavirus. In people … Read more
Healthy, young people are less at risk of complications from Covid-19 or of developing serious illness. However, a new British study reveals that long-term sequelae may arise and remain, especially in the cases of the so-called “long-term Covid”. According to the study, released this Sunday by Guardian, these supposedly lower risk people have certain symptoms … Read more
Healthy young people who were not part of the covid-19 risk groups were left with sequelae of the disease and damage to several organs, four months after being infected, reveals a new British study. Young people without adjacent health problems are, at the outset, less likely to develop complications associated with covid-19. But, suggests a … Read more
– In the first nine months, 20 financial start-ups were also taken over, shows the paper available to the German Press Agency. For the year as a whole, this would translate into 26 fintech takeovers, a decrease compared to the record figure of 31 in 2019. “The Corona crisis led to a lot of uncertainty … Read more
– Online survey by GfK Austria among 1,000 Austrians on behalf of Wiener Städtische Versicherung. Vienna (OTS) – Despite Corona, three quarters of Austrians are in good health. But every fourth person is psychologically stressed by the corona situation. Surprising: Despite this, the Austrians did not change their behavior in terms of their own health … Read more
– These are the results of representative surveys by the Family Businesses Foundation, which were collected by the Munich Ifo Institute for the Foundation’s annual monitor. For the study, which is available to the German Press Agency, 2,452 companies were surveyed from May to June. In October, 1,104 companies from this group took part in … Read more