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The virus causing Covid-19 may not only damage certain red blood cells but also prevent the formation of new ones, a new study by Russia's Far Eastern Federal University suggests.
Loss of these red blood cells, called erythrocytes , caused by Covid-19 may damage blood vessels and brain neurons, the study says. In the worst case scenario, it may lead to multiple organ failure and without RBCs, it may cause suffocation.
The only way to treat this is to administer erythrocyte mass and vitamin B12, the study suggests. The initial reaction of the body to the SARS-COV-2 is a break down of RBCs.
The research pointed out that those with low hemoglobin are at risk of this condition, including the elderly, those with obesity, diabetes and high BP.

Covid-19 virus may prevent formation of new Red Blood Cells: study

The virus causing Covid-19 may not only damage certain red blood cells but also prevent the formation of new ones, a new study suggests.

Covid-19 virus may prevent damage of new Red Blood Cells: study

The virus causing Covid-19 may not only damage certain red blood cells but also prevent the formation of new ones, a new study by Russia's Far Eastern Federal University suggests.
Loss of these red blood cells, called erythrocytes , caused by Covid-19 may damage blood vessels and brain neurons, the study says. In the worst case scenario, it may lead to multiple organ failure and without RBCs, it may cause suffocation.&nbsp;The initial reaction of the body to the SARS-COV-2 is a break down of RBCs.
The only way to treat this is to administer erythrocyte mass and vitamin B12, the study suggests.&nbsp;
The research pointed out that those with low hemoglobin, with obesity, diabetes and high BP are vulnerable to Covid&nbsp;risk.

Ludhiana gets a special blood bank for dogs

Ludhiana's Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University has established a special blood bank for dogs in need.

In a unique initiative, the Ludhiana's Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University has established a blood bank for dogs in need.
A total of 25 states had applied for the approval of a blood bank for dogs, however, only two received approval- one in Ludhiana and the other in Chennai, Dr. Shukriti Sharma from GADVASU said.
Over the past few years, the insititute has conducted 125 blood transfusions in dogs up until now.

In a unique initiative, the Ludhiana's Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University has established a blood bank for dogs in need.
A total of 25 states had applied for the approval of a blood bank for dogs, however, only two received the nod - one in Ludhiana and the other in Chennai, Dr. Shukriti Sharma from GADVASU said.
At the facility, the donated blood is separated into three parts, Red Blood Cells, platelets and plasma, depending on the need.
Over the past few years, the institute&nbsp;has conducted 125 blood transfusions in dogs up until now.

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