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Changes may persist even when alcohol consumption is stopped, finds study
It is common knowledge that excessive alcohol consumption is bad for health. But the assumption that all the damage can be set right after a person stops drinking is not true, according to researchers from NIMHANS.
Excessive alcohol consumption can cause irreversible changes to the DNA and changes may persist even when alcohol is no longer consumed, revealed a study by researchers at NIMHANS including Pratima Murthy, HoD, Psychiatry, and Sanjeev Jain, Senior Professor of Psychiatry, who heads the Molecular Genetics Laboratory. The study, published online in the ‘American Journal of Medical Genetics’, is part of the PhD work of Soundarya Soundararajan under the guidance of Dr. Murthy.
Coronavirus The author and her book, a damning indictment of the government s management of the coronavirus pandemic.
Irreparable damage: book accuses negligence in management of Covid pandemic Harvard-educated doctor cites mismanagement and a range of bad decisions
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The federal government’s management of the coronavirus pandemic has been criminal in its negligence, according to a new book by a doctor and National Autonomous University (UNAM) academic.
Un daño irreparable: La criminal gestión de la pandemic en México (Irreparable Damage: The Criminal Management of the Pandemic in Mexico) by Dr. Laurie Ann Ximénez-Fyvie, director of the Molecular Genetics Laboratory at UNAM, takes aim at the federal government coronavirus strategy led by Deputy Health Minister Hugo López-Gatell.
Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim, considered one of the world s richest men, has tested positive for COVID-19 and is suffering mild symptoms.
This was confirmed by the 80-year-old Mexican billionaire s family and his spokesperson on Monday. Carlos Slim Domit, the tycoon s son, tweeted that his father is very well and making good progress after more than a week of minor symptoms.
The announcement that Carlos Slim was diagnosed with COVID-19 came after Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced that he was infected with the virus, too, AFP reported.
Slim s son said his father is getting tests, monitoring, and timely treatment from the National Nutrition Institute, according to CBS 17 report.
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