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Currently, when the Covid-19 epidemic is raging, all historical sites, tourist destinations like the Vatican are closed, but it's okay now you can visit online for free.
Chinese AI startup Rokid says it is preparing a large batch of smart glasses to detect people with Covid-19 and will deliver the product to the US soon.
The team believes the VITAL ventilator - made faster and uses fewer parts than the traditional ventilator - will provide safety support for patients with COVID-19 both i…
After more than 3 weeks of announcing the plan to manufacture ventilators for the treatment of Covid 19, on April 28, 2020, Vingroup has completed and is preparing to la…
The whole world suspends economic production to fight epidemics. Industrial machinery and transportation did not work, so the tremors were reduced by up to 1/3. This mak…
The SARS-CoV-2 virus may have been quietly spreading among people for years before the outbreak of Covid-19, according to research by some of the world's leading virolog…
Three drugs include Triazavirin, Favipiravir and the Japanese based Fortepren drug.
Australian scientists are using a giant X-ray machine to map the molecular structure of the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19 acute respiratory infections, thereby h…
A small cluster of nCoV infections in a public bath showed that nCoV, the pandemic virus Covid-19, could still be transmitted in a hot, humid environment.
The study says the Covid-19 epidemic could kill up to 40 million people worldwide this year if no social distancing measures are taken.
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to spread, the telephone is also one of the agents that spread the virus.
There are many links between climate change and infectious diseases. For example, rising temperatures make our natural immune system less effective.
Chinese and Russian scientists have discovered the dangers of simultaneously being infected with both flu and coronavirus.
Some people who come into contact with nCoV infected people during the quarantine period, suspects infected but have no symptoms or await testing, are forced to continue…
The researchers created a patch containing 400 microscopic needles that inject the prickly protein into the skin to create antibodies that kill the nCoV.