Men over 30 who contract Covid-19 are more likely to have a severe course than women who are also ill. Their risk of death is also significantly higher. These facts are not new, this has also been observed with Sars-CoV-1 and Mers, two other corona viruses. For Sars-CoV-2, it was already apparent in the first wave of infections in China, Italy and the USA, but also in Germany. Why?
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October 2022
Cristobal (Jorge Enrique Abello) rejects the company of detective Amanda since he wants to stay alone to reflect on the fate of the León family.
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José Pablo has made a very important decision for his life. He no longer wants to hide what he feels for Ricardo. Also, he doesn’t know what to do with his son when he listens to his blackmail and contempt. Anyway, he can’t live under any more lies and because of this he wants to end his marriage.
On the other hand, there is a great conflict in the Casas family since Aníbal’s arrest has caused several intra-family problems. Meanwhile, Maria Antonia feels alone and without support.
Adelaida wants to have a “face to face” with Aníbal and for this reason she decides to visit him. She reproaches him for all the damage she has done to her family and Mr. Casas tells her over and over once more that he is innocent.
Finally, Vicente is worried regarding María Antonia and hopes that Aníbal will pay for his misdeeds. Mr. León does not trust justice and will do everything possible to make the guilty pay for what they did.
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Closing your apps to extend your battery: myth or reality?
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
On an Android smartphone or iPhone, many people wonder if closing their apps is good for preserving their device’s battery. In fact it is better to leave them open and here is why.
Smartphone battery life is a hot topic as we all look for ways to make our device last as long as possible before recharging.
One of the popular beliefs is that one should close one’s apps following using them.
Are we done using Facebook? Hop, we slide the application up to close it.
In reality, this will have the opposite effect on the battery!
Closing apps drains more battery
Whether we have an iPhone or an Android phone, it is better to leave our applications open and to let them run in the background rather than closing them.
Although this may seem contradictory, closing them and then reopening them later in the day will actually eat up our device’s battery even more.
That’s because opening an app takes more power from the device’s CPU and RAM than leaving it running in the background.
When we open an application that was closed, our phone must execute all the code of the application as well as fetch the information related to our account on it.
In short, this once once more requires a lot more batteries if you intend to reuse it later rather than leaving the application open.
This is all the more true for less powerful devices which will eat up even more energy to reopen them.
It is therefore better to leave the applications open, while they are going to fall into an effect, let’s say “dormant”.
Obviously, if we know very well that we will not be using such an application once more anytime soon, it is more profitable to close it, but as a general rule, we rather recommend the opposite.
Your phone’s battery will thank you!
Mouthwash is one of the materials that some people resort to to clean the teeth of leftover food to get rid of the bad smell caused by oral bacteria, but does it have any damage to public health?
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Experts say that mouthwash has benefits and harms
Mouthwash may be a common oral care item, but while it is good for oral health, it may not be so when it comes to the heart.
Oral health is known to be linked to a healthy nervous system, with studies finding that some forms of gum disease can increase a person’s risk of developing neurodegenerative conditions.
According to For Dentistry TodayUsing mouthwash can increase blood pressure. A group of researchers found that a chemical in mouthwash known as “chlorhexidine” can kill beneficial bacteria that produce nitric oxide (or nitrogen oxide, NO), which in turn raises systolic blood pressure.
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Professor Nathan Bryan said: “Nitric oxide is one of the most important signaling molecules produced in the human body. As nitric oxide is a ubiquitous signaling unit, the systemic effects of oral bacteria may have important effects on human health beyond maintaining blood pressure.” .
How does mouthwash affect?
The researchers used rRNA genetic sequencing and analysis to examine whether the introduction of chlorhexidine mouthwash was associated with a change in the bacterial composition of the tongue.
They found that mouthwash affects the bacterial structure and affects blood pressure, but it affects only one type of blood pressure.
There are two types of blood pressure, both of which combine to form a blood pressure reading.
These two numbers are known as systolic and diastolic blood pressure, and they must be at a certain level in every person to be considered healthy.
Systolic blood pressure is the force with which the heart pumps blood throughout the body, while diastolic blood pressure is the resistance to blood flow in the blood vessels.
The researchers found that mouthwash raises systolic blood pressure.
Researchers conclude that the tongue microbiome can be controlled through regular brushing and appropriate dietary changes.
Professor Brian added: “We know that one cannot be healthy without enough nitrogen oxide circulating throughout the body. However, the first thing more than 200 million Americans do every day is to use an antiseptic mouthwash, which eliminates The good bacteria, which help form nitrogen oxide.
He noted that demonstrating the presence of nitrogen oxide-producing bacteria in the oral cavity might help maintain normal blood pressure.