The new coronavirus does not need to directly invade brain tissue to damage it, a new study suggests. Researchers examined the brains of 19 patients who died from COVID-19, focusing on tissues from regions thought to be highly susceptible to the virus: the olfactory bulb, which controls the sense ...

ISLAMABAD: (APP) A new study has shown that severely obese patients undergoing weight loss surgery are more likely to have increased fracture risks both before and after the surgical procedure.The study, published in the journal The BMJ, suggested that fracture risk assessment and management should ...

ISLAMABAD: (APP) People who develop heart failure after the first heart attack have higher chances of getting diagnosed with cancer, reveals a new study.According to researchers, cancer is usually considered a separate cause of death from heart disease, studies have been conducted to determine an ...

ISLAMABAD: (APP) E-cigarettes are playing an important role in reducing the likelihood of young people smoking, in many cases acting as a "roadblock" to combustible tobacco, a new study has found.A new study from British Centre for Substance Use Research, presented at the Global Forum on Nicotine ...