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Explained: How Long COVID-19 affects children
•The researchers found that at time of testing, health issues were more common in children and young people who had tested positive for coronavirus compared to those who tested negative, as well as six months and 12 months post PCR test
National Conference president Farooq Abdullah skips court hearing in money laundering case due to 'health issues'
•The court had on 23 July issued summons to Abdullah on a complaint filed by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) against him and others in the JKCA money laundering case
Feeling 'blah' after Christmas? Experts tell you how to fight the holiday blues away
•Regardless of the reasons for feeling blue, what matters is you acknowledge the feeling of aimlessness and low mood. Only then can you choose to do something about it
More than half of the cosmetics sold in US, Canada are full of toxins, finds study
•PFAS chemicals are an issue of increasing concern for lawmakers who are working to regulate their use in consumer products.
Premier League: Pierre-Emerick doubtful for Arsenal-Manchester United showdown due to mother's health issues
•The club captain was absent for the FA Cup defeat at Southampton on Saturday as well as the 3-1 Premier League victory against the same opposition three days later.
Some scientists think that Vitamin D may help protect people against COVID-19 but the results are inconclusive
•Most evidence comes from observational studies and people are urged to be cautious about taking high doses of supplements to obtain benefits that may not exist.
Rohingya crisis: WHO sets up control room in Bangladesh to assess health issues of migrants
•The WHO (World Health Organisation) has set up a control room to monitor health issues affecting the over 4,22,000 Rohingya refugees from Myanmar, who are living in camps and settlements in Bangladesh's Cox Bazar
Manohar Parrikar says his health is perfect, claims vested interests spreading rumours
Ians •Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar said that vested interests were spreading rumours about his health, ahead of the August 23 by-polls.
Watch: Where all of Mumbai’s medical waste goes
Akhil •Present swine flu strain less virulent than one in 2009, say health officials
Fp Archives •The strain of Swine Flu being witnessed currently is not as virulent as it was in 2009 but high risk groups need to be alert, a health official said.