Coronavirus patients now more likely to survive intensive care, study shows

'As the pandemic progresses, we may be coping better with Covid-19,' researchers say

The cheap anti-inflammatory drug has been found to reduce the risk of death significantly in Covid-19 patients on ventilation by as much as 35 per cent and patients on oxygen by 20 per cent.

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