BGRAjouté à SciencePfizer This is the good coronavirus vaccine news the world needs right now bgr.com - Chris Smith The sneaky novel coronavirus needed just five days to infect another million people, but that’s only because many people have grown tired of …
CNNAjouté à Top StoriesPublic Health 68% of a New York clinic's patients test positive for coronavirus antibodies CNN - By Jacqueline Howard, Amir Vera(CNN) — New data suggests that working-class and minority neighborhoods hit hardest by coronavirus in the borough of Queens in New York are now overwhelmingly testing positive for antibodies. But that
VellichorAjouté à Covid 19 Coronavirus Spreads Worldwide News Covid 19 coronavirus: Mutant strain 'six times' more infectious, scientists say nzherald.co.nz - NZ Herald The worst fears of epidemiologists have been realised: Covid-19 has mutated, and the strain now dominating the world is up to six times more …
LordbregaAjouté à Lordbrega’s Space, Science & NatureBiotechnology Bacteriophages Could Be a Potential Game Changer in the Trajectory of COVID-19 Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News - Marcin W. Wojewodzic The pandemic of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has caused the death of at least 270,000 people as of the 8th of May 2020. This work stresses the …
jolearyAjouté à Newsing AroundCoronavirus Daily Digest: July 10 IssueHealthU.S. marks another record single-day spike in COVID-19 cases with 63,200 on Thursday. One health expert predicts 250,000 Americans could die from the pandemic by 2021. Houston hospitals say ICUs are so overwhelmed that virus patients are left waiting in the ERs. As the nation sees resurgence of cases, COVID-19 testing isn't happening as quickly as people want. Plus, the White House presses the FDA to authorize hydroxychloroquine, again.
The TelegraphAjouté à NewsMedicine Sickest coronavirus patients could be injected with lab-made antibodies to help fight off infection The Telegraph - Edward MalnickSome of the sickest coronavirus patients could be injected with lab-made antibodies when they arrive in hospital to help them fight off the disease, according to a government advisor. Prof Peter Openshaw,
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