Health: Following a meat and dairy-free vegan diet leads to weaker BONES, scientists warn

Bad news for vegans! Following a meat and dairy-free diet leads to weaker BONES, scientists warn Experts from Germany compared the bone health of vegans and non-vegans They found that vegans, on average, tended to have poorer bone health Vegans were deficient in key nutrients that typically come from animal products Such nutrients included vitamins … Read more

Children develop fewer, weaker coronavirus  antibodies than adults

Children develop weaker antibodies to coronavirus than adults do, new research suggests.  Scientists at Columbia University believe that children actually recover so quickly that they typically don’t get seriously ill, or develop a particularly significant reservoir of antibodies for COVID-19.  But that may not mean that kids are any more vulnerable to reinfection than adults … Read more

Experts fear osteoporosis drugs may make bones WEAKER

Osteoporosis drugs designed to salvage crumbling bones may actually make them weaker, research suggests. Imperial College London experts compared the hip bones of dead people who had donated their bones for science. They found those who had never once had a broken bone had more flexible collagen and mineral structures, which are the building blocks … Read more

Coronavirus UK: Does evidence show virus IS getting weaker?

The number of coronavirus cases is increasing at its fastest pace since the pandemic began but the death rate is in decline – possibly providing evidence that the virus is getting weaker. Today the world logged more than 16 cases of the virus per million people on the planet, which is the second-highest number since … Read more

Coronavirus mutation found in one sample could signal it’s getting weaker

Scientists have discovered a unique mutation to coronavirus in Arizona – and it’s a pattern that they’ve seen before.  One of the 382 samples they collected from coronavirus patients in the state was missing a sizeable segment of genetic material.  In the middle and late stages of the SARS epidemic of 2003, this very same … Read more