Category: Pulmonary Arteries

High cholesterol, overweight and reduced physical stamina are long COVID sequelae in young adults

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Authors: University of Zurich Summary: 6, 2022:Science Daily As the Covid-19 pandemic evolves, the issue of post-infection consequences is growing in significance. Does Long Covid impact previously healthy young adults? Although this group is of great societal importance, representing the next generation and the backbone of the workforce, the intermediate-term and long-term effects of SARS-CoV-2 […]

COVID-19 Autopsies Put Endothelial Damage, Angiogenesis in the Spotlight

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Authors: L.A. McKeown NEWSDaily News COVID-19 Autopsies Put Endothelial Damage, Angiogenesis in the Spotlight The still-forming picture suggests significantly more new-vessel growth in the lung than would be expected from a typical flu. byL.A. McKeown More autopsy reports on COVID-19 patients, some from the United States, are helping researchers piece together a picture of a […]

The Thorny Problem Of COVID-19 Vaccines And Spike Proteins

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Authors: W. Glen Pyle Almost since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, a piece of the SARS-CoV2 virus called the “spike protein” has drawn interest from researchers and healthcare professionals. New research by Yuyang Lei and colleagues published in the journal Circulation Research sheds new light on how the spike protein might play a critical role in […]