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A simulation image is circulating on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Reddit, implying that the coronavirus can spread beyond the 2-meter distance when…
Faced with the unexpected spread of the Covid-19 epidemic, many people are worried about the risk of the coronavirus entering their homes, clinging to personal belonging…
South Korean epidemiologists have found that people are more likely to get Covid-19 from family members than from outsiders.
The ions create a chemical reaction in the cell membrane that inactivates the virus, reducing it by 99.9% within minutes, according to Philip Tierno, a professor at New…
WHO recommends that people believe that wearing masks alone can prevent the acute pneumonia caused by the new corona virus is completely wrong. Let's see how to wear a m…
Scientists in Shanghai, China, said that nCoV can be transmitted through
The SARS-CoV-2 virus evolves, mutates, and will remain with humans for a long time.
The Delta variant replicates rapidly in cells, infected people have a short incubation period, the virus is concentrated in the upper respiratory tract so it is easily s…
The pandemic has dramatically reshaped human life expectancy, with a more severe reduction than previous studies suggested.
Scientists have a new explanation for why adenovirus-based COVID-19 vaccines — like those from AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson — carry a risk of serious blood clots.
Researchers say the experimental vaccine is a step toward the goal of creating a preemptive vaccine, which can help prevent a pandemic before it begins.
A newly published study has provided further evidence that Covid-19 originated from the Huanan market in China.
Based on that effect, scientists could design a safe treatment using benign viruses or a vaccine using the RNA of the COVID virus itself.
To date, there is no vaccine to prevent or cure Nipah virus infection. The disease has a mortality rate of about 70%.
Queensland Health, Australia confirmed that 323 dangerous virus vials were lost from a laboratory three years ago, their whereabouts are currently unknown.