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A graphic timeline of Trump's statements on the coronavirus

This is a simple timeline of Donald Trump’s quotes imposed over the number of coronavirus cases in the US. This is not meant to serve as a comprehensive analysis of the government’s position. Data is gathered from press conferences and Twitter. It is very telling and visually striking that after downplaying the coronavirus risks for […]

Uruguay, coronavirus and why people should obey the self-quarantine

Half of the cases in Uruguay can be linked to a single person.

Coronavirus cases in Spain: maps, charts, stats, and news

The latest cases, fatalities, and recoveries for COVID-19 in Spain.

Not just the old: 29% of American patients sick with coronavirus are Millennials

The CDC found that 38% of COVID-19 cases requiring hospitalization were between 20 and 54 of age.

The coronavirus was not made in a lab, genetic study concludes

Can we focus on the important things now?

China's costly cover-up: Coronavirus cases might have been reduced by 95% with immediate action

If Chinese authorities had acted three weeks earlier than they did, the number of coronavirus cases could have been reduced by 95%.

8.3% of coronavirus cases in Italy are medical staff

A new report suggests that 8.3% of all cases in the peninsula are medical staff.

Anti-malaria drug being tested for efficacy against COVID-19

The trials show that the drug helps patients with fever, improves lung function and recovery time.

Oxford scientists also develop rapid testing technology for COVID-19

Mass testing is essential for understanding and controlling the situation.

More than 24,000 AI-readable coronavirus scientific articles go online

The sum of human knowledge on the new coronavirus is now online, in a format readable by artificial intelligence.

Influenza medicine produced in Japan works for coronavirus, some officials say

An influenza medicine developed by a Fujifilm Holdings company is reportedly effective against COVID-19.

This study predicted a coronavirus outbreak one year ago

As the world is waking up to the realization that the coronavirus is going global, a startling realization takes shape: we kinda saw it coming.

Children seem to be spared by COVID-19 -- but some can still get very sick

Most children don't seem to show symptoms of coronavirus although they're infected -- but they can pass it on to others in the household.

Urban farming can feed surprisingly many people -- at least in Sheffield

Both traditional and soil-free farming could help feed the city.

Singapore sends daily WhatsApp updates on the coronavirus

It's a simple but very effective communication tool.

People with blood type A may be more vulnerable to COVID-19, study says

People with blood type A may be more susceptible to an infection with the novel coronavirus. Blood type O seems to offer a slight protective effect. However, these are preliminary results that require further study.

Human immune response against COVID-19 mapped for the first time

This could pave the way towards a cure.

Quarantine Soirées: The world's best classical music is now available for your self-isolation

Classical music is having a moment -- and it's a beautiful one.

The UK is realizing its initial coronavirus plan might be a disaster

The UK took a huge gamble, and it does not seem to pay off.

Cities affected by air pollution could be more vulnerable to coronavirus

There could be a link between the two, an NGO claims.

Italian hospital 3D prints ventilator parts, saves lives

A remarkable example of technology aiding medics in a crucial time.

US volunteer receives first shot of experimental coronavirus vaccine

Humanity strikes back.

UK newborn becomes youngest coronavirus patient

The mother also has the virus, doctors report.

Pregnant women with COVID-19 don't seem to pass the coronavirus to newborns

This is the second study that found no evidence of pregnant mothers with COVID-19 passing the infection to their children.

MIT develops new, cheap, fast Covid-19 test, is awaiting approval from FDA

Hopefully it will be available soon.

Can coronavirus layoffs lead to an increase in crime?

Study links for the first time layoffs and growth in criminal activity.

It's not just a health problem. Coronavirus shows environmental effects

Face masks are not being properly disposed of in Hong Kong.

How long will the coronavirus pandemic last?

It all depends on when the rate of infection peaks. It might be by summer... but, ultimately, no one really knows.

Can you get the coronavirus twice?

Among all the talk about preparing for a lengthy pandemic, one unanswered question lingers: can you get it twice?

Finally, some good news: warm weather seems to slow coronavirus spread

It's still too early to tell, but high temperatures and humidity seem to slow down viral transmission.

After defeating the coronavirus, some patients suffer lung damage

Some patients might have a drop of 20-30% in lung function.

How long does the new coronavirus last on surfaces

The virus that causes COVID-19 can remain stable on cardboard for up to 24 hours and 2-3 days on plastic and stainless steel.

Italy's coronavirus response shows pollution decrease from satellite

As mankind is battling the respiratory illness, the planet takes a cleaner breath of air.

15-minute coronavirus test kits to be sold in Japan from next week

While the US is still struggling to start mass testing, a company in Japan will release the quickest readily available coronavirus tests.

Gorillas and humans treat their territory the same way, study finds

They defend the center of their land, but generally tolerate other gorillas.

No, donating blood won't get you tested for coronavirus

But you should donate blood anyway if you can.

California University develops 24-hour coronavirus test

Finally, some good news in the coronavirus outbreak.

The dairy industry today is much cleaner and more efficient than 60 years ago

But is it clean enough for our current needs?

Scientists find a new way to regrow nerves in spinal injuries

In experiments on rats with spinal cord injuries, the rodents improved their walking ability following treatment.

Wuhan lockdown slowed down the international spread of coronavirus by 80%

Travel restrictions significantly curbed COVID-19 transmission between countries.

Experiencing nature seems to make us happier, at least on social media

Thanks, Nature!

Nosy study finds we probably produce new neurons all the time

The findings could open up new treatment options for conditions that involve nerve degradation.

Coronavirus in Italy -- live updates, cases, and news

A graphic story about the coronavirus outbreak in Italy.

Coronavirus vs influenza in six simple charts

The good, the bad, and the ugly potential.

Working out in the age of the coronavirus

What we already know Being physically active is probably the number one thing that someone could do to fight off the negative cardiovascular effects of ageing. Exercise is also found to offer benefits in people with Type II diabetes, established heart disease, peripheral arterial disease and potentially conditions such as venous leg ulcers and rare […]

Researchers find new form of chlamydia in the Arctic Ocean

It may help to discover how it evolved to become infectious.

Asthma drug might treat COVID-19 pneumonia

Pneumonia symptoms improved within two days of the drug's administration.

African hunter-gatherers prefer squatting to sitting -- and this may explain why they're healthier

Hazda tribespeople spend just as much time in sedentary behavior like people from the US. They prefer not to sit though, and this has positive effects for their health.

Coronavirus in Italy -- whole country on lockdown

Italy is the most-affected European country in the Covid-19 outbreak.

How good hand-washing beats COVID-19 (and other contagious diseases)

All your washing tips in one place

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