Technologies In Science

“When we added the verbal task, we observed that in men of all ages and women over 60, this symmetry broke down, with a reduction in right arm swing while the left arm carried on swinging normally,” … Read More

The only reality more anxiety-inducing than our oppressive news cycle is another round of stay-at-home orders. As of the time of this writing, the Biden administration has not expressed interest in a national lockdown but there are measures we can take to keep this outcome at bay. Read More

It’s important to remember that vaccine research’s pace was co-authored by the depth of COVID-19’s destruction and new mRNA technology, which facilitated the process by which cells make proteins and send them to various parts of the body, … Read More

In order to thoroughly gauge automobile risks, the authors used a simulated car that held two people inside—with the second passenger sitting in the back seat on the opposite side from the driver. Read More

It has been theorized that carriers shed the most viral debris—and are thus the most contagious, before the onset of symptoms. Unfortunately, there are many factors that determine an infected individual’s risk to the public. Read More

It was initially theorized that severe COVID-19 can cut an infected person’s lifespan by an average of 10 years; men were suspected to lose roughly 13 years of potential life, while women were said to lose about 11 years. Read More

“It looks like almost all the vaccines are going to succeed,” Microsoft founder, Bill Gates said earlier today. “the next four or five months look pretty grim,” by spring, “we’ll be headed back to normal. “It’s going to be tricky because the federal government has abdicated some of its responsibilities in a public health crisis, but overall I think we will get it all out.” … Read More

A new study says that a slightly tweaked version of the Mediterranean diet, called the “green Mediterranean diet,” offers even greater cardiovascular and metabolic advantages than the original. Read More

Currently, Moderna and Pfizer have made the biggest strides on this front; both pharmaceutical companies have produced doses that evidence a 95% efficacy rate. Read More