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Can t Kick COVID Taste Loss? Virus May Linger in Tongue for Over a Year: Study

Can t Kick COVID Taste Loss? Virus May Linger in Tongue for Over a Year: Study
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Cognitive decline: Does chronic constipation factor in?

Research presented at a recent conference suggests that people who experience chronic constipation may have a 73% higher risk of cognitive decline, which in turn can be a risk factor for dementia.

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Long-COVID Chest Pain: Main Causes, Ways to Relieve

Long COVID, or post-COVID conditions, are evolving terms, and as time passes, we’re learning more about the aftereffects .

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Ivermectin May Help Post-COVID and Vaccine-Induced Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Expert

Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), also called myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), can leave sufferers feeling tired, even after sleep, and .

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Long COVID Linked to More Than 3500 Deaths: CDC Report

Men, people over 75, and American Indian/Alaska Native populations were at the highest risk of dying.

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