5 Ways a Bioweapon Would Trigger a Pandemic
Cambridge launches program to combat risk of pandemics caused by biological weapons. Experts working to prevent and manage threats that combine AI and gene editing.
Hunting for the next pandemic? It's not inevitable
Mutation separates avian flu from next pandemic. More human cases from 2023, risk rising for 2025. How to prepare?
Wuhan Lab Study: No Link to SARS-CoV-2
The Wuhan lab rules out the presence of viruses similar to SARS-CoV-2 in its samples, according to virologist Shi Zhengli.
Pandemic, the Pentagon launched a "conspiracy" plan against Chinese vaccines
Shocking Reuters investigation reveals secret US campaign to discredit Chinese vaccines. Lives at risk for geopolitical reasons.
Excess mortality: in 2020-2022 it exceeded that of Covid
After precise actuarial and scientific studies, a worrying increase in excess mortality is highlighted, with a total almost triple that caused by COVID-19.
China, variant of Covid-19 created with 100% mortality in "humanized" mice
GX_P2V, a deadly COVID variant discovered in China, attacks the brain and kills genetically modified mice in 8 days
Covid, paper in Nature: immune errors in 25% of those vaccinated with mRNA
Cambridge study: 25-30% of mRNA vaccinated had an unexpected but harmless immune response.
Zoonoses, scientists' alarm: worrying growth by 2050
From 1963 to 2019, zoonotic virus outbreaks increased by 4,98% per year, with deaths growing exponentially. Scientists are sounding the alarm: there is a risk of more pandemics in the future.
Nobel Prize for Medicine to the creators of the mRNA techniques behind the Covid vaccines
The 2023 Nobel Prize for Medicine rewards Katalin Karikó, Drew Weissman and the mRNA research that led to the main anti-covid-19 vaccines
To REALLY avoid new pandemics, the fur industry must be eliminated
The fur industry, especially the mink industry, is a time bomb ready to explode, and everyone knows it. What's now?
There is never peace for the WHO chief: let's prepare for a disease more lethal than COVID
WHO warns the world about the possibility of a disease more lethal than COVID. It's time to prepare and respond.
Bird flu is starting to scare, but this time another nightmare must be avoided
Bird flu: How the H5N1 virus could jump from birds to humans, and why we need to avoid the Covid hysteria
Covid, the bitter reality in the new WHO data: 15 million deaths in 2 years
The Covid-19 pandemic has caused far more deaths than official figures indicate, according to new WHO research.
Ultraviolet far-UVC LED kills bacteria and viruses without harming humans
After much research, the expected result seems to arrive: the LED just developed in Japan is safe for us, relentless for germs, and 10 times more powerful than before.
Back to the office: what we want today (and in the future) from remote work
A Gallup study shows us what will remain of remote work after Covid. And the figures of the estimates are those of a revolution.
Far-UVC works in real scenarios: goodbye infections even indoors
Tested for the first time in a scenario that reproduces reality, Far-UVC light killed 92% of the pathogens present in the air.
Global outbreak of acute childhood hepatitis: WHO investigates Adenovirus
WHO notes admit the possibility of an adenovirus as the cause of the worldwide outbreak of acute hepatitis in children.
Almawave, wearable artificial intelligence that monitors COVID patients
The Italian company launched a pilot study this month for a wearable gadget that helps patients and healthcare professionals
Shanghai, now it's a nightmare: Omicron returns with interests (and a message)
In Shanghai, a total lockdown of the city took place for the first time (it had never happened before). A sign to be taken into consideration.
Philippines from crisis to triumph: 500km of new cycle paths in less than a year
What seemed like an impossible feat has become not only real, but exemplary. Manila's cycle paths are a lesson for everyone.
Covid, 'everyone free'? Let's not forget the lesson of the Spanish flu of '18
It's the eve of a major easing of restrictions: the Spanish flu has something to teach us, though. History recommends caution.
