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As per research, The Covid-19 pandemic has increased mental health issues globally. In addition, the trauma caused by the pandemic may continue for a generation. "There's definitely a huge mental health impact that left people very isolated and not sure how to connect'', stated a researcher. The pandemic led people to confront issues in their life that they'd been able to avoid before, like alcoholism, loneliness, and relationship issues.

People who got the booster jab claimed their taste buds have altered, claimed research. Notably, the symptoms were not only experienced by certain age groups but even by healthy people. The shot reportedly tasted like "nickels" and remained the same for a few days. However, experts explained that if a person experiences metallic symptoms immediately after getting the jab, it is normal and there is nothing to worry.

Mediterranean Diet plays a vital role in the proper functioning of Kidneys, a research proved. The diet includes lots of healthy foods like whole grains, fruits, vegetables, and nuts. The study was conducted on 1000 patients, 50 % were kept on the Mediterranean diet with excess olive oil, while the others were on a low-fat diet with complex carbs. The Mediterranean routine showed more positive results, the report stated.

According to researchers from Aarhus University, sustainable diets are beneficial for lowering the risk of blood clotting in the brain and safe for the environment too. The researchers used the data from 'Cancer and Health, Population study' conducted in the early 1990s, to find out the eating habits and lifestyles of nearly 58,000 adults. ''We need to eat more sustainably, but it's important to consume a healthy diet'', said Danish… read-more

SARS-CoV-2 variation with properties comparable to the Delta variant might trigger a more severe pandemic with more breakthrough infections/reinfections than variants with either trait alone, according to a study published in Journal Cell. The Delta variant has increased transmissibility and the capacity to infect those who have already been infected or vaccinated. "This can lead to an increase in the severity of the COVID disease", said a… read-more