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The lessons from Italy are vital for the rest of the world, as we brace for an influx of COVID-19 infections.
Short and practical meditation sessions can bring benefits
The world is looking at Italy's coronavirus outbreak as if it is the worst case scenario. It's not.
Quitting smoking might reduce viral transmission and the risk of developing severe COVID-19 symptoms.
It could have consequences for humans and marine mammals.
It may be our best bet to fight this disease.
These would still have to be thoroughly tested before they are incorporated into a vaccine or antiviral drug.
At a time where social distancing is more important then ever, it seems that many don't get the message.
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 […]
Half of the cases in Uruguay can be linked to a single person.
The latest cases, fatalities, and recoveries for COVID-19 in Spain.
The CDC found that 38% of COVID-19 cases requiring hospitalization were between 20 and 54 of age.
Can we focus on the important things now?
If Chinese authorities had acted three weeks earlier than they did, the number of coronavirus cases could have been reduced by 95%.
A new report suggests that 8.3% of all cases in the peninsula are medical staff.
The trials show that the drug helps patients with fever, improves lung function and recovery time.
Mass testing is essential for understanding and controlling the situation.
The sum of human knowledge on the new coronavirus is now online, in a format readable by artificial intelligence.
An influenza medicine developed by a Fujifilm Holdings company is reportedly effective against COVID-19.
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.
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.
Both traditional and soil-free farming could help feed the city.
It's a simple but very effective communication tool.
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.
This could pave the way towards a cure.
Classical music is having a moment -- and it's a beautiful one.
The UK took a huge gamble, and it does not seem to pay off.
There could be a link between the two, an NGO claims.
A remarkable example of technology aiding medics in a crucial time.
Humanity strikes back.
The mother also has the virus, doctors report.
This is the second study that found no evidence of pregnant mothers with COVID-19 passing the infection to their children.
Hopefully it will be available soon.
Study links for the first time layoffs and growth in criminal activity.
Face masks are not being properly disposed of in Hong Kong.
It all depends on when the rate of infection peaks. It might be by summer... but, ultimately, no one really knows.
Among all the talk about preparing for a lengthy pandemic, one unanswered question lingers: can you get it twice?
It's still too early to tell, but high temperatures and humidity seem to slow down viral transmission.
Some patients might have a drop of 20-30% in lung function.
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.
As mankind is battling the respiratory illness, the planet takes a cleaner breath of air.
While the US is still struggling to start mass testing, a company in Japan will release the quickest readily available coronavirus tests.
They defend the center of their land, but generally tolerate other gorillas.
But you should donate blood anyway if you can.
Finally, some good news in the coronavirus outbreak.
But is it clean enough for our current needs?
In experiments on rats with spinal cord injuries, the rodents improved their walking ability following treatment.
Travel restrictions significantly curbed COVID-19 transmission between countries.
Thanks, Nature!
The findings could open up new treatment options for conditions that involve nerve degradation.
