COVID-19 Testing: Research Reveals the Role of Social Factors in Participation Rates

Medicine & Technology Sep 20, 2021

Research recently suggested, clearer insight is needed into the social factors influencing participation rates in testing programs for COVID-19.

Pet Owners Can Easily Transfer COVID-19 Infection to Their Cats, Dogs [Study]

Jul 02, 2021

Cases of pet owners transmitting COVID-19 infection to their dog or cat have been documented previously although are considered to be an insignificant risk to public health.

What To Do When Exposed To COVID-19

Oct 12, 2020

Do you know what to do when you get exposed to COVID-19? No, it is not getting tested. Here is what you should do first when you get exposed to COVID-19.

Britain Pilots the First ‘No Swab’ Saliva Mass Testing Trial That Can Be Even Done at Home

Jun 22, 2020

Mass testing in Southampton with a new 'no swab' saliva test will begin this month in hopes of restoring economic activity in Southern Britain.

Coronavirus Testing Kits from China Found Contaminated: US University Stops Using Them

Apr 21, 2020

A recent shipment of coronavirus testing kits from China was recently found out to be contaminated and the University of Washington School of Medicine that ordered the kits has decided to stop using them.

Scientists in Australia has Started Tests of Possible Coronavirus Vaccine

Apr 02, 2020

Pre-clinical testing by Australia's national science agency has commenced its first stage of testing potential vaccines for coronavirus

The Truths About Coronavirus Testing in the U.S.

Mar 09, 2020

Officials of the U.S. government say a million of promised tests to diagnose coronavirus infections are soon to be in the mail. However, the said promises still leave a lot of local and state laboratories without the capability of testing the virus, critical for controlling its spread across the nation.