The US government should end the shortage of the antiviral drug remdesivir by eliminating Gilead’s monopoly, says a report from Public Citizen, a national non-profit organisation that represents consumers’ interests.
There’s nothing risky about microwave radiation – but there is about heating up plastic.- A research by Jessica Brown to have a clear picture
Little is known about the nature and durability of the humoral immune response to infection with severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2).
Study examines link between body weight and brain function
The study titled, "The gut microbiome switches mutant p53 from tumour-suppressive to oncogenic," was published this week in the journal Nature.
Coronavirus: Horseshoe bats are the most plausible origin of the SARS-CoV-2 pathogen, researchers led by Maciej Boni of Pensylvania State University said
The earliest written records of tiny infectious organisms overhauling human societies stretch back as far as the Plague of Justinian in A.D. 541.
Scientists in Australia compared the effectiveness of single and double-layer cloth face coverings with a surgical mask.
The results published Monday have not yet been peer-reviewed and the sample size is relatively small
Danesi starts her oxygen therapy at home on June 10, months after her first symptoms of coronavirus.
A new report from WHO highlights that violence and injuries are a leading cause of death in all countries of the WHO European Region
Researchers said malnutrition reduces the resilience of populations to risks such as infectious disease outbreaks and extreme climate events
Emerging research suggests a complicated connection
A study done by the University of Birmingham suggests infant with sleep issues linked to mental health problems in adolescents
Rapkiewicz, who directs autopsies at NYU Langone Health, noticed that some organs had far too many of a special type of cell rarely found in those places.
The study used data from the General Social Survey (GSS), one of the longest-running nationally representative surveys, with 44,198 participants
An understanding of the 2nd wave COVID-19 and what all can we learn from our mistakes
A new study from China showed that antibodies faded quickly in Asymptomatic patients
Acupuncture outperforms drug therapy for the treatment of insulin resistant polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).
An analysis on what to understand from the reoccurrence of virus in the country
This is the world's first survey of its kind and includes a large sample of urology professionals from six continents.
Scientists see a ‘huge puzzle’ without easy answers
Side effects of the lockdown and how its affecting young minds.
New surveys show a stark dip in cancer screening numbers across the board since the COVID-19 outbreak.
Death certificates serve as a valuable source of public health information that is readily available and quickly tracked and classified.
While warmer weather ends the annual flu season in temperate zones, climate alone has not stopped the COVID-19 pandemic from sweeping any part of the globe.
The study, published as a letter in the Journal of Hospital Infection, aimed to safely simulate how SARS-CoV-2
After a systematic review to assess whether ethnicity has been reported in patients with COVID-19 and its relation to clinical outcomes.
Doctors and scientists say those infected with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, respond differently
The study was funded by the Australian National Health Medical Research Council, Australian Capital Territory Cancer Council, Veterans Affairs Biomedical Research
Hydroxychloroquine has been broadly controlled to patients with Covid-19 without strong proof supporting its utilization
Study: 1-year workout program shows benefits for older people at risk of dementia
The two studies, involving member states and museum professionals, were aimed at assessing the impact of COVID-19 on museums and museum institutions
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