Japan invented a mask that could resist Covid-19 while swimming
TV Asahi TV reported that in Japan, a mask was invented to prevent the spread of Covid-19 while swimming.
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TV Asahi TV reported that in Japan, a mask was invented to prevent the spread of Covid-19 while swimming.
Scientists found three markers in the blood of Covid-19 patients that could help doctors predict the risk of death before 10 days, with 90% accuracy.
Studies have shown that heat can kill many viruses, including the corona virus family to which Covid-19 is a member. But exactly how hot is it for this to happen?
In addition to respiratory transmission, Chinese scientists discovered that SARS-CoV-2 virus also spreads in a new way, like SARS.
Covid-19 is currently the biggest concern of the human race, but the present. Humans have an even bigger threat that has lasted for many years, called climate change!
In addition to the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes Covid-19, Thailand has another virus that is spreading rapidly in animals, attacking the host's lungs, causing fever and…
In addition to detecting that the sun can neutralize the corona virus in 6-14 minutes, the scientists found that the spread of the virus significantly decreased in the e…
Flight is a particularly risky situation during the time when new strain of coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) is raging.
Beautiful the World is one of the 13 songs competing in the first song-writing competition with AI, the world's first hosted by radio station VPRO (Netherlands).
The dangerous virus is now spreading, claiming the lives of thousands of rabbits in the United States. The virus quickly spread to many states, to Mexico and some Centra…
Eight healthy volunteers were vaccinated to produce specific antibodies against nCoV.
Researchers are still trying to figure out why many Covid-19 patients have symptoms that recur over months.
After discovering them, the genetic material will bind to RNA segments on the virus, and it does
Scientists successfully create a wrist-worn air pollution sampling device called Fresh Air. They are also exploring its potential use in monitoring exposure to airborne…
Clare Sammells, an anthropologist at Bucknell University, points out the difference between COVID-19 and the zombie pandemic if it happens in real life.