Another Shutdown Can Help With Both Covid-19 & Economic Recovery, Says Neel Kashkari

MEDICINE & HEALTH 08.03.2020 06:40 AM

Despite Dr. Anthony Fauci saying last week that another shutdown is unnecessary, Neel Kashkari says otherwise. He believes that the government has enough resources to support those who lost their jobs.

Coronavirus: Scientists Investigate Virus Outbreaks Among Minks in Europe

08.03.2020 06:20 AM

Authorities have killed over 1 million minks in breeding farms in Europe as a precaution. Scientists are looking into the outbreak in Spain and Netherlands to know how the animals got the virus and if they can transmit it to people.

What We Know About How Viruses in General Hang on in the Brain and Testicles

07.31.2020 21:20 PM

As millions of people are recovering from COVID-19, an unanswered question is the extent to which the virus can “hide out” in seemingly recovered individuals. If it does, could this explain some of the lingering symptoms of COVID-19 or pose a risk for transmission of infection to others even after recovery?

COVID-19: Children Might Carry Up to 100 Times More Viral Genetic Material Than Adults

07.31.2020 08:00 AM

Scientists claim that children under 5 years old could be carrying greater levels of coronavirus in their noses compared to older kids and adults. That means children play an important role in the transmission of COVID-19 in communities.

Important Lessons From Hong Kong's 3rd Wave of COVID-19

07.31.2020 07:30 AM

Hong Kong is facing its third wave of coronavirus infections as a result of a 'significant loophole' for travelers and lifting social distancing measures. However, experts are hopeful that the city will have everything under control in less than two months.

Scientists Trace Lineage of the COVID Virus in Bats

07.31.2020 06:00 AM

The virus that has caused the global coronavirus pandemic might have been brewing in bats for the past 40 to 70 years, a new study suggests.

How Many Times Do You Touch Your Face? Here's What Scientists Have to Say

07.30.2020 08:40 AM

Scientists reveal the true number of how frequently a person touches his face whether intentional or not.

Trained COVID-19 Sniffing Dogs Can Better Detect If You're Not Infected

07.30.2020 06:00 AM

A new study further supports the theory that dogs can be trained to detect the presence of SARS-CoV-2, or the COVID-19.

Coronavirus is 'One Big Wave,' Says WHO

07.28.2020 21:17 PM

At the most recent briefing of the WHO in Geneva earlier this week, experts reminded the public to follow basic guidelines during the pandemic. With people stuck with the mindset that COVID-19 may be seasonal like influenza, the WHO reminded people that the new virus is different and comes as 'one big wave.'

Yale Will Be Conducting Trials for Potential Coronavirus Drug Treatment

07.28.2020 06:20 AM

Yale University alongside the pharmaceutical company AI Therapeutics looked into a drug that's been used to treat lymphoma disease. The team is also looking into combined treatment with remdesivir and hopes the drug will be an effective treatment for high-risk populations.

Personality Can Predict Who's a Rule-Follower and Who Flouts COVID-19 Social Distancing Guidelines

07.27.2020 20:23 PM

Some people dutifully endure the hardships of coronavirus lockdown, while others can’t be bothered to keep their distance. Why?

COVID-19 May Also Cause Loss of Hearing Even to Asymptomatic Patients, Study Says

07.27.2020 07:40 AM

A lot of studies suggest that COVID-19 might be linked to hearing problems ecven to those asymptomatic individuals. But, does COVId-19 really cause hearing problems?

Dr. Fauci and the CDC Give Reality Checks About COVID-19

07.25.2020 08:00 AM

Dr. Anthony Fauci says a virus will be available by next year the earliest and urges politicians to shut down states again. Meanwhile, the CDC announces lingering symptoms in young adults while urging schools to reopen by fall.

CDC Officially Issues Guidelines for School Reopening This Fall

07.25.2020 06:20 AM

CDC released a broadsheet entitled “The Importance of Reopening America’s Schools this Fall,” officially recommending schools to reopen this fall.

COVID-19: Cells Causing Loss of Smell Have Now Been Identified

07.25.2020 06:00 AM

An international research team led by Harvard Medical School neuroscientists has found the mechanism behind COVID patients temporarily losing their sense of smell.

Pregnant Women Unlikely to Pass COVID-19 to Babies

07.24.2020 07:20 AM

A small study suggests that women with COVID-19 are unlikely to pass on the disease to their babies, provided precautions are taken.

Puzzling Theory Suggests Antibodies Could Play a Role in Coronavirus Reinfection

07.24.2020 07:00 AM

Antibodies have become a hot topic as how it can be achieved with the help of vaccines. However, a new theory in BMG Global Health suggests that coronavirus antibodies may play a negative role in COVID-19 which may lead to a much severe case.

Is the Human Body Responsible for Coronavirus Mutations?

07.23.2020 09:50 AM

In a new discovery, coronavirus was found to have genetic mutations as the result of human proteins. The natural selection of the virus has allowed it to fight against mutation that may possibly be degrading it.

US Reached $1.95 Billion Deal With Pfizer for 100 Million Doses of Their Vaccine Candidate

07.23.2020 06:04 AM

The deal stated that the 100 million doses of coronavirus vaccine is free to Americans, although health care providers could charge for administration. The deal would also allow the federal government to acquire an additional 500 million doses of the Pfizer vaccine.

COVID-19 and Summer: Tips to Have Fun Under the Sun While Staying Safe Amid the Pandemic

07.22.2020 08:33 AM

Do you have plans for this summer? Make sure they are in line with the precautionary measures for COVID-19. Check out these tips to ensure your safety this summer amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Coronavirus Immunity: Study Says Antibodies May Disappear, but Not Protection

07.22.2020 03:37 AM

A recent study says that although antibodies from a previous coronavirus infection might only last a short while, protection could still be possible. Experts point out that antibodies are only a small part of the equation and that people shouldn't be discouraged from developing a vaccine for COVID-19.