Living in the country again to escape the coronavirus? Think twice about it
To think that to escape the risks of “modern life”, including the coronavirus, life in a small village in the mountains or in a rural house is an option, requires listening first to stories of those who did leave and did not return, so as not to call us into...
The aftermath in the most severe coronavirus patients: lung capacity
The new coronavirus has challenged science, which is learning as it goes about a virulent infectious agent that behaves like no other. In that context, and given the recent nature of the disease, medicine does not know the exact magnitude of the sequelae it may leave, but some patterns can...
Surgical mask (the cheap one) reduces up to 75% of infections
A new study in Hong Kong supports the health and policy authorities in recommending its use. Experiments by a team led by Dr Yuen Kwok Yung, a leading microbiologist from the University of Hong Kong who helped discover the SARS virus in 2003, show that the rate of transmission of...
Brits return to work and parks with no time limit as coronavirus cases increase
First day back at work for many Brits and the safety distance in transport has not been maintained. The London Underground was full this morning and few people were seen wearing masks to prevent infection due to the lack of safety distance. The UK is entering Phase 1, in a...
Russia surpasses Spain and is already the second country in the world with the highest number of coronavirus infections
President Vladimir Putin announced yesterday in a video conference that, to prevent the economy from collapsing completely, there will be no more additional non-working days in the fight against COVID-19 and that he leaves it up to the country’s territories to decide which limitations to apply depending on the particular...
Three children die in New York of coronavirus-related inflammatory syndrome
New York State Gov. Andrew Cuomo reported Saturday at a press conference that three children have died of a syndrome called pediatric multi-symptomatic inflammatory, which everything points to be related to the coronavirus: “It could be a pathology related to the coronavirus that affects children. At first we thought young...
Brazil totals 610 deaths from coronavirus in one day and reaches 9,146
Brazil counted 610 new deaths from the coronavirus in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of deaths to 9,146, while confirmed cases exceeded 135,000 in the country, the Health Ministry reported Thursday. This is the third consecutive day in which the daily number of deaths from COVID-19 is...
Half of the U.S. relaxes measures even though the virus remains aggressive
About half of the U.S. states have begun to significantly lift restrictions to stop the spread of the coronavirus, and some governors are facing protests for not accelerating that reopening any further. U.S. President Donald Trump balances between defending the protesters – who are part of his voters – and...
South Korea reopens schools on May 13 with mandatory masks
South Korea has announced that it will open schools from May 13 after no new communitarian infections have been registered in the last few days. However, health authorities have urged the 5.5 million students in the pre-school, primary and secondary grades to take extra precautions while preparing an action plan...
Oxford University researchers say coronavirus vaccine will be available in September
Hopeful news from the University of Oxford, also supported by Italian researchers. They believe they will have the coronavirus vaccine in September. It has worked in macaques, and has already begun to be tested in humans. Last week, human trials began at Oxford University research which hopes to have inoculated...
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