Medicine & TechnologyPandemic is far from over, according to the World Health Organization despite a drop in the number of cases globally. Find out the reason the WHO has said so.
Moderna has pledged to develop more vaccines other than the existing one against COVID-19. Find out the 15 other fatal diseases the company aims to combat.
The whole world is looking forward to the end of the pandemic. Experts say though, that there are signs before it happens. Know more about these indications.
A new study reveals that blood type of patients are possibly related to the severity of COVID-19 infection. Read on to know more about the latest research on coronavirus.
Smallpox vaccine has seen potential against COVID-19. Find out what expert says about the possibility of the end of the booster shot and eventually the pandemic.
A Pennsylvania cat caught COVID-19 in 2021 and later on, it was found to have contracted the Delta variant. Find out the possible transmission to other felines.
Fatigue and headache are two of the symptoms often associated with Long COVID even among children. Find out what an official report which shows otherwise says.
A set of new studies point out Huanan wet market as origin of the pandemic. Browse the series of investigations about the animal-related origin of COVID-19 here.
People all over the world are getting their booster shots for extra protection against COVID-19. Many now wonder if a 4th dose will be helpful. Find out what experts say about additional jabs and who is supposed to receive them.
A new Malaysian study that tested Ivermectin drug on 490 vulnerable patients over 50 years old showed no significant difference in preventing severe illness, casting doubts on its effectiveness against COVID-19.
The United Kingdom's Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her 70th year as monarch a few weeks ago and is reported to have recently met with her son, Prince Charles, who tested positive for COVID-19 this month.
Destroying the virus before it moves into the lower airways could stop severe illness. Essentially, an intranasal vaccine could do this by stimulating the immune system in the mucus of the noses.
Scientists recently expressed suspicion that a mysterious respiratory illness called the Russian flu, may, in fact, have been caused by a pandemic coronavirus akin to SARS-CoV-2, the virus that's causing COVID-19.