Winter Illness Surge: Flu, COVID-19, and RSV on the Rise With temperatures plummeting and holiday gatherings moving indoors, a noticeable increase in cases of COVID-19, influenza (the flu), respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and other respiratory illnesses is raising concerns across the United States. The festive season, while bringing joy and togetherness, also creates ideal conditions … Read more
Long COVID is Crippling a Generation: A Hidden Weathering the Storm The COVID pandemic is fading, but its shadow lingers. A silent epidemic of long COVID is impacting interests and lives across the globe, particularly in a country struggling with healthcare access, wage stagnation, and now, a generational health crisis. For many families, COVID isn’t … Read more
The Bulgarian Ministry of Defense is speeding up the construction of the secret facilities for the new F-16 fighter jets. Since April, the delay has been made up by “redirection facilities”. This is clear from the decisions of one of the last meetings of the government. Since April, the delay has been made up by … Read more
Four and a half years after the outbreak of the pandemic, many people’s fear of Corona has subsided. But the virus is and will remain with us. British researchers have now investigated how an infection can affect our brain. The results are alarming! Read also “After hospitalization for Covid-19, many people report persistent cognitive symptoms, … Read more
Even four and a half years after the outbreak of the pandemic, there are still reports of new, presumably more dangerous corona variants. But now someone who was previously considered one of the biggest virus warnings has given the all-clear! Virologist Christian Drosten (52) now only considers Corona to be as dangerous as flu viruses. … Read more
The new corona variant XEC was detected for the first time in Germany in July. The mutation spreads quickly in this country over the late summer. The Robert Koch Institute (RKI) states that XEC is now responsible for 21 percent of corona infections. The variant appears to be even more contagious than its already highly … Read more
Oldenburg (Schleswig-Holstein) – Anna’s world is twelve square meters and consists of a bed, a monitoring monitor, a feeding pump and an oxygen device. The former bedroom of the single-family home is the intensive care unit for the mother of two. Anna Krumpas (41) lives there in complete darkness. Since the hospital employee from Oldenburg … Read more
As temperatures gradually cool, corona infections are increasing. An expert explains who this could be problematic for, what needs to be considered when getting vaccinated – and how contagious the new variants are. Autumn and winter are just around the corner and with the start of the cold season, the number of corona infections will … Read more
Baltrum (Lower Saxony) – Bunny sat in the hole and slept… Poor bunny, are you sick that you can’t hop anymore? This classic has been sung in our kindergartens since the 19th century. Death has actually crept into millions of rabbit burrows. From Schleswig-Holstein to Bavaria, animal rights activists are watching the drama and are … Read more
The lockdowns during the Corona pandemic were undoubtedly an extremely difficult time, especially for children and young people. Numerous Studies have already shown that the time missed at school has not only left large gaps in education. Many children also have psychological problems during the period of isolation, some with symptoms of depression. A new … Read more