Coronavirus Will Inevitably Become Less Deadly, Experts Say

Medicine & Technology Nov 12, 2020

To project the possible outcomes of the current pandemic, experts have looked back at historic pandemics.

Europe's Second Wave of Lockdowns Met With Protests and Opposition

Nov 03, 2020

The WHO says that the continent is the world's epicenter once again as governments try to contain the rapid spread of the virus and protect the healthcare system from collapsing.

Scientists Propose Using Low Dose Radiation Therapy to Treat Coronavirus

Oct 31, 2020

Scientists debate the use of low dose radiation therapy for patients with severe coronavirus. Some argue that clinical trials are outdated, while some believe it can alleviate cytokine storms.

Covid-19 is Similar to Coronavirus in Terms of Antibodies and Immunity, Study Says

Oct 27, 2020

Imperial College London conducted the largest antibody study involving more than 360,000 people. The results give insight into immunity and the possibility of reinfection.

You Might Be Ignoring the Easiest Way To Catch COVID-19, Fauci Says

Oct 27, 2020

Dr. Anthony Fauci, however, says too many people are still forgetting one of the easiest ways that the COVID-19 virus could be spread.

14-Year-Old Anika Cebrolu Is Named "America's Top Young Scientist" for Coronavirus Research

Oct 17, 2020

Eight grader Anika Cebrolu just became America's Top Young Scientists at the annual 3M Young Scientist Challenge. Her work involved identifying a single molecule that binds to the coronavirus spike protein for the development of antiviral drugs.

Long-Haulers May Suffer From One of Four Syndromes After Recovering From Coronavirus

Oct 15, 2020

There is still a lot to be discovered about the long-term effects of coronavirus in the next few years. So far, the National Institute for Health Research determined four syndromes of long Covid.

SADS-CoV in Pigs Replicates in Human Cells, Study Reveals

Oct 15, 2020

The SADS-CoV strain of coronavirus has affected pigs across China since 2016. A new study reveals how the virus can potentially infect human cells.

Covid-19 is Linked to Various Neurological Conditions and Possible Brain Damage

Oct 12, 2020

During the beginning of the pandemic, small-scale studies were conducted linking neurological illnesses and coronavirus. More recently, a larger study confirmed that a high percentage of coronavirus patients have a neurological symptom or may suffer from brain damage.

Coronavirus Pandemic is "Basically Non-Existent" in China

Oct 11, 2020

Despite worldwide criticism of coronavirus starting in Wuhan, China, experts around the world commend the country's efforts in containing the virus. With China fully reopened again, it is as if the pandemic is "basically non-existent."

Aviation Clean Air System Enhances Air Quality During Flights

Sep 15, 2020

Aviation Clean Air develops the first system that can neutralize all pathogens in the air and on surfaces while improving air quality. The system works automatically with the aircraft's environmental control system.

Experts Clarify COVID Death Count, Public is Encouraged to Avoid Mass Gatherings

Sep 01, 2020

In the United States, a misinterpretation of Covid-19 deaths have been clarified by experts. With Labor Day a week away, the public is encouraged to avoid mass gatherings which have been associated with many coronavirus infections.