Khadija Malik

Khadija is a Biosciences graduate and working in healthcare journalism for last three years. She writes about the latest research, tools, survey reports and everything that involves human health.

CDC Updates New Instructions For Coronavirus

Recently, the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention has launched new updates as the countries have proceeded to ease lockdown-related restrictions to avoid coronavirus spread at schools, offices, and businesses. Though the new updates have been added without a formal announcement by CDC, they include a sixty-pages detailed document on how to decrease the risk…

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Basic Guide on Coronavirus Pandemic for Children

The coronavirus pandemic has nearly five million confirmed cases worldwide and is spreading even further to the previously unaffected countries. Therefore, it is no surprise that the virus is all over the news. From every other channel on television and website on the internet to newspapers, the coronavirus infection is the most discussed topic right…

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New Chinese Drug Treats Coronavirus Successfully

Recently, Chinese researchers at Peking University have reported positive benefits of using a drug they have been developing since the early days on the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The drug may help in creating a proper coronavirus treatment and control the crisis without a vaccine. The director of the university’s Beijing Advanced Innovation Center for Genomics,…

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Trump’s Suggestion of Taking Hydroxychloroquine for Coronavirus could Kill People

A new study, whose findings appear in the Journal of American Medical Association, investigates further on the previously hyped anti-malarial drug, hydroxychloroquine, which gained popularity after receiving support from several US government officials and the president of the US, Donald Trump. The new research follows the results from another study that was published last week…

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First Coronavirus Vaccine Reports Positive Results

Recently, investigational vaccines that were being tested in the lab rhesus monkey model showed positive effects and reportedly protected the monkeys from developing coronavirus-related pneumonia. More specifically, the collaborative team of researchers from the University of Oxford and the National Institutes of Health found that a single dose of the ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 coronavirus vaccine was…

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This New Face Mask Could Detect Coronavirus

A team of scientists, which was previously known for developing sensors that can detect the Ebola virus from a piece of paper, from MIT and Harvard University has now announced that they will be working on the same technology to make sensors that can detect the novel coronavirus or SARS-CoV-2. Previously, the team, led by…

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