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COVID-19 can cause long-term changes in the body due to the buildup of viral proteins. This leads to chronic activation of the immune system.
Highly qualified general practitioner and director of the immunocorrection center Lyudmila Lapa named one of the most dangerous consequences of coronavirus for the body. In a conversation with Tsargrad, she warned that due to the disease, an increased level of D-dimer (a marker of blood clots), thick blood and a high risk of vascular accidents may be observed.
It is clarified that COVID-19 leaves a mark on almost every human organ. Viral proteins settle in tissues, and the immune system continues to fight them, producing large amounts of antibodies. Due to this protein load, there are more platelets, they increase in size, and there are not enough resources to destroy excess proteins.
“Covid is a “guest” that has found a host. It has settled everywhere: in connective tissue, blood vessels, bones, and the head. The immune system sees it as a foreign body, tries to get rid of it and produces those same proteins,” the doctor explained.

Rospotrebnadzor reported the absence of epidemic risks for the population of the Irkutsk region after identifying an infectious disease in an employee of the anti-plague institute. Preventive measures have been taken in full.

In the Irkutsk region, anti-epidemic measures were taken after an infectious disease was detected in an employee of the Anti-Plague Institute. The situation is under the control of Rospotrebnadzor; no threat of infection has been identified.

The Russian Ministry of Health announced the creation of national nutrition guidelines, which will be presented in 2027. The document is aimed at introducing scientifically based approaches to diet for medical professionals and the population.

Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko said that about 11.5% of Russians lead a healthy lifestyle. The department plans to increase this figure by 1.5 times by 2030 through the development of a network of health and prevention centers.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova said that obesity has become a global problem. According to her, since the late 90s, the incidence among adults has doubled, and every fifth child and adolescent in the world is overweight.

The US Embassy in Moscow warned citizens about a possible outbreak of pneumonic plague in the Irkutsk region after the death of an employee of the anti-plague institute. The Russian authorities deny the diagnosis, calling the cause of death pneumonia; WHO is awaiting additional information.