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MIT-trained AI explained that coronavirus cases will start to level off in the US and Italy in the next week but experts warn that relaxing social distancing could cause a massive resurgence in COVID-19 cases.
Remdesivir, the drug candidate of Gilead Sciences showed promising results from its two phase three trials. Experts believe the drug would most likely lead to fast approvals by the Food and Drug Administration as long as proven safe and effective.
Researchers from the Milan University in Italy have discovered regular aspirin intake can prevent various cancers, such as stomach, bowel, and pancreatic.
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What does a cluttered desk say about you? Depending on what you read or where you look, there are opposing answers to this seemingly simple question. Most, however, usually fall into one of two camps.
Hooray! A cure for Crohn's Disease has now been discovered by Professor Thomas Borody and his team from the Centre for Digestive Disease. Crohn's Disease was until today, an incurable and disabling gut disease that affects almost 3 million people worldwide. The breakthrough cure involves the use of fecal microbiota transplants, which the professor fondly called as "capsule". Want to learn more? Click the link above to read the full article.
One even shared dreaming about former US President Ronald Reagan accompanying him to a comic book shop, and what happened next is epic. Fortunately, dreams can be changed for the better, helping people fight the pandemic a little more.
Doctors have discovered that not only can the coronavirus compromise the respiratory system, but it could also enter the nervous system as well. Studies show a number of coronavirus cases where patients displayed symptoms such as stroke, dementia, and loss of consciousness. Much is still unknown about the connection between the coronavirus and its effects on the brain, which is why further studies need to be done in order to come with a conclusion. To learn more, click the link above.
New York, Chicago, and Illinois are using makeshift morgues to store victims of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) after local morgues reached peak capacity.
In a study from the University of California in Santa Barbara, researches have explored the possibility of using Ultraviolet Light Emitting Diode (UV LED) to sanitize areas that could have been contaminated by coronavirus virus. A corporate partner says the technology has '99.9% sterilization of coronavirus in 30 seconds".
Archeologists have found a passageway believed to be used during the Viking Age. Along the passageway, artifacts were found such as mittens, shoes, and even the remains of a dog still attached to its collar and leash. This discovery was made possible by global warming. Click the link above to read more about the story.
UCLA scientists report that there is four times the amount of coarse dust in Earth's atmosphere than was previously believed which can affect atmospheric phenomena like hurricanes.
Time is running out as coronavirus cases and deaths just seem to be piling up. Scientists need to come up with a treatment or vaccine fast. A recent study claims that being pressed for time, an ‘incomplete’ immunity might be sufficient enough to battle the pandemic. They claim that any vaccine that is approved might not need to be 100 percent effective. Click the link above to learn more.
Jackals in Tel Aviv are desperately looking for food because of the lockdown. Meanwhile, in other parts of the world, animals have their backs against the wall.
He was thought to be bitten by a spider at first before he was tested positive of coronavirus. Purple chickenpox or chilblain-like marks on toes are now found to be new symptoms of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).
An experiment conducted by a team of French scientists confirms that coronavirus can stay alive for a long period of exposure to high temperatures with implications for the safety of lab technicians with the virus.
A 27-year old nurse from Celina, Ohio gave birth to her son via emergency C-section while placed in a medically-induced coma. She was diagnosed with COVID-19 early on during her seventh month of pregnancy. Her premature baby boy was tested twice for the coronavirus, and both results came back negative. To read more about the story, click the link above.
A new study shows that stress can change the structure of the brain and also reveals a potential therapeutic target to prevent or reverse brain remodeling due to stress.
Researchers have found in their study that babies born via C-section had a higher risk of developing obesity and diabetes later in life. The study was done in comparison to babies delivered vaginally. Nowadays when a cesarian section is done even in the absence of a medical emergency, experts urge mothers to reconsider so as to give their babies a healthy future. Want to find out more? Click the link above.
Scientists believe that stray dogs may have been the intermediary animal carrying the new coronavirus from bats to humans, instead of pangolins. Their findings suggest that the behavior of dogs, who tend to lick their genital and anal areas, may have been responsible for transferring the virus from the digestive to the respiratory tract.
A Montana family rescues three grizzly bear cubs that were reported missing by Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks, even though something unfortunate happened.
Newest Tiktok challenge, "The Nutmeg Challenge" puts young people at risk for substance intoxication. Myristicin, found in nutmeg, is found to possess a hallucinogenic effect, similar to the psychedelic mushroom.
Herd immunity could only be the solution in this pandemic through vaccination but vaccines will take at least 18 months to make and the number of confirmed cases is still increasing.