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Recent rises in cluster cases of coronavirus in China have resulted in placing several 100 million people in a second lockdown. These sudden appearances of new coronavirus cases have started leading people to think the virus may have a second wave yet to happen if the newly emerging clusters are not stopped. After several infected…
A study from Princeton University says that the first wave of the coronavirus is not much likely to change by differences in climate. The complete findings of this study are published in the journal Science on 18th May. As research shows a wide majority of people are still viable targets for the coronavirus. The rate…
Millions of people are contemplating whether or not they have corona-virus and if they do what if they have already recovered from coronavirus and have been uselessly locked away. Current developments for a test suggest answering just this question. The new test claims to find antibodies that are responsible for fighting against the COVID-19 virus…
An Inflammatory syndrome has begun to stir alarm among doctors in Italy who have noticed a disturbing rise in the number of children suffering from this rare but grave inflammatory syndrome. Coronavirus pandemic is thought to be linked with the syndrome. Shortly after the corona-virus spread to the area, a new study which was published…
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,…
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…
Despite the popularity and record sale of N95 masks during the coronavirus pandemic, medical experts have warned about the possibility that not all of them could save from coronavirus. This warning is issued as a part of a public awareness program on coronavirus pandemic by the San Francisco Department of Public Health. A Tweet from…
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…
The Chinese health agency has started the mass scale coronavirus testing in Wuhan after the new cluster of coronavirus has been reported. Wuhan has a population of nearly 11 million and the officials have aimed to complete this testing within 10 days. Local health administrators from all districts are requested to conduct the tests for…
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…