A new study where researchers looked at the lungs of deceased COVID-19 patients may shed light on why some may suffer from so-called "long COVID." ...

Extensive lung damage seen in COVID patients, and cases are rising in kids 07:09. A Texas trauma surgeon says it's rare that X-rays from any of her COVID-19 patients come back without dense scarring.

The scarring on some coronavirus survivors’ lungs is worse than in those who smoke, a trauma surgeon in Texas recently said when speaking to just one of the possible long-term effects this novel ...

Cotton face masks are proving more effective against the spread of the coronavirus than previously thought, a new study found. Even under humid conditions — which is typically the case, as the ...

While adults have dominated long COVID headlines, a growing body of research is revealing that teenagers are experiencing persistent lung damage that’s fundamentally different from what we see ...

Strengthen your lungs with the cotton ball challenge By Iowa State University Extension and Outreach in Linn County Feb. 1, 2021 11:50 am, Updated: Oct. 11, 2021 3:16 pm ...

The structure of the lungs exposes them to viruses and bacteria from both the air and the blood. Here's how your lungs get affected by the coronavirus. TheHealthSite.com ...

But what exactly does COVID-19 do to the lungs that causes so many problems? Recommended Videos. Here’s a breakdown specifically of the harm, according to the Cleveland Clinic.

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“The normal lung is mostly filled with air so it’s going to be black on our CT scans,” Kanne said. “Patients with COVID are going to have areas of white or gray in their lungs, very severe ...

BOSTON — He survived Covid-19, but his lungs were ravaged. After months of deep sedation, he is delirious, his muscles atrophied. And this 61-year-old still cannot breathe on his own.