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This is how long COVID-19 can live airborne CW Headley

Early Tuesday morning, scientists from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases lengthened our data set by determining the approximate length of time that the novel coronavirus remains viable while airborne and atop surfaces. Read More

This study shows how difficult it will be to find Covid-19 vaccine volunteers John Anderer

The research came to one, overarching conclusion: people are afraid of participating in these tests, and it’s that fear that causes many trials to fail in achieving an adequate number of volunteers. Read More

How to disinfect every high-touch surface where Coronavirus could be living Jennifer Fabiano

Let’s start with the basics, and then get into every high-touch surface you need disinfect in order to keep Coronavirus germs at bay. Read More

This is how scarily fast you can get infected by a COVID-19 carrier that shows no symptoms CW Headley

The novel coronavirus, which was correctly estimated to evidence a transmission rate significantly higher than the flu early on, was found to travel between carriers in less than a week. This means that both the original carrier and the individual infected by the carrier will begin to show symptoms in roughly four days. Read More

The first Coronavirus vaccine trial is officially underway Kyle Schnitzer

The Associated Press observed the study where participants received the injection. In total, four participants were part of the study on Monday where they’d be given two doses of the vaccine via upper arm injections a month apart. Read More

Now air pollution is causing you to gain weight John Anderer

So, how exactly does dirty air promote extra pounds? It messes with our gut bacteria, increasing one’s risk of obesity, diabetes, gastrointestinal disorders, and a variety of other chronic health problems. Read More

Nutrition, sleep and stress tips to help make your immune system stronger during Coronavirus CW Headley

Despite the mounting comber of armageddon rhetoric, it’s important to remain calm. Stress itself is extremely corrosive to our bodies’ natural defenses. Read More

Our brains replay memories like musical notes on a record John Anderer

Our brains appear to store memories within “neuronal firing patterns” that repeat themselves within fractions of a second before we remember a past event or piece of information. Read More

How Bill Gates and Microsoft are trying to find a cure for Coronavirus as fast as possible CW Headley

“In the past week, Covid-19 has started behaving a lot like the once-in-a-century pathogen we’ve been worried about. I hope it’s not that bad, but we should assume it will be until we know otherwise,” Gates wrote in the new paper. Read More

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