Technologies In Science

For as long as we can remember, humans have exhibited characteristics of being creative. But why? A new study explains this. Read More

Researchers from New York University linked factors like age, obesity and chronic illness at raising the risk of COVID-19 hospitalizations. In one study, researchers at NYU Langone Health found that obesity is a risk factor for patients under the age of 60. Read More

Could COVID-19 cause long-term brain problems in recovered patients? A new study dives into the possibility and long-term effects it might have. Read More

Some unexpected advice on what will get you through this crisis came from none other than Matthew McConaughey. Read more of what he had to say, here. Read More

The simple trick of placing coronavirus patients on their stomach helps them recieve more oxygen breathe easier, which could save their life. Read More

An in-depth analysis conducted by researchers from the University of Michigan, of coronavirus transmissions from an eight-year-long Household Influenza Vaccine Evaluation Cohort Study, revealed that the most common coronavirus strains peak in the winter months. Read More

In preliminary findings published this week in the journal PNAS, a single 200 mL dose of convalescent plasma (CP) from COVID-19 patients who recently recovered shortened the duration of symptoms, improved oxygen levels and expedited viral clearance in patients who were still suffering from the disease. Read More

Although doning makeshift masks are better than traveling with your mouth and nose completely exposed, the degree to which you are protected against viral debris depends on material and structure. Read More

The researchers were not only able to determine the underlying factors that lead to acute COVID-19 symptoms, but they were also able to link onset symptoms with critical outcomes. Read More