COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution May Open Opportunities to Build Equitable Health System Strategies

Medicine & Technology Apr 20, 2021

A paper has called on policymakers to act on the unequal distribution of COVID-19 vaccines, seeking fair access to needy populations, such as refugees and displaced communities.

Is Microbial Diversity Increasing or Declining? Study Seeks Answers

Apr 20, 2021

A study might have sought to track the growing or waning trend of microbial diversity, but the challenges are currently insurmountable.

Want To Remain Healthy In Your 40s and Beyond? Here’s How Much Exercise You Need

Apr 20, 2021

A new study recommends increasing exercise or physical activity as we reach our forties and beyond to prevent the risk of hypertension and other diseases.

Perovskites Could Be the Future of Solar Cells According to Study

Apr 20, 2021

Researchers are looking at the eventual widespread use of perovskites in solar panels that would enhance or replace silicon.

Should We Be Concerned About COVID-19 Airborne Transmission?

Apr 19, 2021

Scientists uncover overwhelming evidence that SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, is largely spread through the air.

Carbon Flooding in Oil Industry Strong Despite Potential Dangers

Apr 18, 2021

Despite its many environmental and health risks, the practice of carbon dioxide flooding remains rampant in the oil industry with its benefits to crude production.

Four Energy Drinks a Day Causes 21-Year-Old to Suffer Heart, Kidney Failure

Apr 18, 2021

A man was found to be suffering from heart and kidney failure after he consumed four energy drinks a day, a case study said.

NASA James Webb Space Telescope to Spot Alien Life in 5 to 10 Years, Say Scientists

Apr 18, 2021

Scientists predicted that NASA's James Webb Space Telescope would detect signs of life in other planets in just about five to ten years.

Researchers Identify Possible Novel Treatments for Lung Cancer

Apr 16, 2021

Researchers have found a potential novel treatment for lung cancer using a drug that could reduce tumor growth.

Meteor Show Starts: Lyrid “Fireballs” Set to Peak This Week

Apr 16, 2021

Look up to the dark night sky this week and witness and dazzling meteor show, the Lyrid Meteor Shower.

Finding a COVID-19 Vaccination Site Becomes Easier on Google Maps

Apr 16, 2021

Google has added a helpful functionality to its Maps service, adding information on COVID-19 vaccination sites nearest its users.

Self-Assembling Nanofiber Targeted as Potential Psoriasis Cure

Apr 15, 2021

Duke University researchers built a self-assembling nanofiber that is targeted to limit the damage caused by inflammatory diseases, such as psoriasis.

Scientists Stopped a New Ebola Outbreak From Spreading. Here’s How!

Apr 15, 2021

Scientists carried out unprecedented sequencing of Ebola genomes that helped curb the further spread of the virus.

Screams of Joy Elicit Faster, More Sensitive Human Response than Fear or Anger

Apr 15, 2021

Scientists discover that people respond more quickly and sensitively to someone screaming in delight, rather than scream calls of anger or fear.

Nanothin Layer on Wound Dressings Kills 99% of Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria

Apr 14, 2021

Researchers have created a nanothin layer on wound dressings and implants made of black phosphorous, which they found to be effective in killing 99% of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.