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No Food Intake for 24 Hours Eliminates Heart Muscle Damage Increasing Survival of Chemotherapy Patients

Medicine & Technology Aug 15, 2022

Research shows nanoparticles that can detect indicators of heart damage from chemotherapy. What’s the role of intermittent fasting here? Read to find out.

Science Times - COVID-19 Effect: Study Shows Virus Can Infect and Kill Heart and Muscle Cells

COVID-19 Side Effect: Virus May Infect, Kill Heart and Muscle Cells

Mar 03, 2021

A study reveals possible infection and damage of heart and muscle cells as among the COVID-19 effects. It also proposes that heart damage in patients is not a reaction to an infection but to the virus itself.

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No Food Intake for 24 Hours Eliminates Heart Muscle Damage Increasing Survival of Chemotherapy Patients

COVID-19 Side Effect: Virus May Infect, Kill Heart and Muscle Cells

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