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If you needed another reason to get a vaccine, here it is.
It could help us prevent future pandemics -- and fight some that are already problematic.
The newly developed cocktail is harmless to humans. It could be sprayed across regions where malaria and other mosquito-borne diseases are prevalent.
Its efficacy is around 30%, but even so, it could save many lives.
It's a similar technology to the one behind the compoany's Covid-19 shot.
It's not a huge boost, but it's a significant one.
It's all fake.
More infectious diseases could mean more authoritarianism.
Other EU countries could soon take similar steps
It can adhere to surfaces even when they are covered with blood, which makes it a game changer
We knew toxicity was bad for mental health, but this is something else.
Just in case we needed another reason to prevent glaciers from melting.
Turns out, mRNA vaccines are just getting started.
It could be a game changer in our fight against cancer
Cosmetics sold in the US and Canada were found with high levels of PFAS
Further doubts over the actual origin of the novel coronavirus.
It's the first vaccine to meet the WHO efficacy goal.
It's an algorithm that can help tackle air pollution from existing satellite data.
By administering two doses, one while bacteria are swarming and one while in transition into a biofilm, antibiotic-resistant bacteria were eradicated.
Bhutan waited to have all the vaccines to start vaccinating its citizens.
A team of WHO scientists went to China and looked at the causes of the pandemic. This is their much-anticipated report.
Deforestation leads to infection, and we've all seen what infectious diseases can cause
Toxic chemicals can accumulate in the dust, and it can be a problem.
Still, a warning label will be added to the vaccine
It's been a trainwreck, and the Brazilian president still disregards the severity of the crisis.
We are filled with viruses, bacteria and fungi keeping us healthy
A new study suggests our troubles with coronaviruses may only be beginning.
Reasons to be optimistic as vaccine campaign rolls out: the Pfizer vaccine is really good.
Research against Covid-19 in Latin America brings hope in the middle of the crisis.
Months after it started being administered, the Sputnik V vaccine was proven to be safe and effective.
Vaccines could help us slowly go back to normal, but it's not clear how we should go about it.
As new variants of the virus expand, experts look at better ways to be protected with face masks
Less clinical biopsies mean less invasions.
Well, if you take their word for it, that is.
We still don't know the full extent, but results seem encouraging for the Pfizer vaccine.
Health care and front line workers will begin to be vaccinated this month
The Food and Drug Administration recently gave the green light for the first new malaria drug in 60 years.
Three words: open - the - windows.
While you're living in 2020, Russia is already living in a risky 2021.
There's no safe level of exposure to asbestos, a carcinogenic
You'd think everyone is eager to get on with their post-pandemic lives as quickly as possible. Well, not really.
Concern remains in Sweden and France over the mutation of the virus.
The pandemic has brought a wide disruption to many sectors, but public transportation has probably been one of the most affected. The collective nature of its mobility has made governments largely limit their use, and many people avoided it even when it was available. Still, the impact hasn’t been equal to all cities, a new […]
The country is dealing with a second wave of the virus and cases are going up
Best avoid them to stay safe.
The government fears a Covid-19 mutation might impact the effectiveness of future vaccines.
Although it might take longer than that to approve the vaccine, its development has been extremely fast.
It could change the way we test for the novel coronavirus.
Logistical and technical issues make the project difficult to carry out.
Better watch where you step-- or even what you touch -- in a hospital.
