A breakthrough drug could cure COVID-19 in just five days
An inhaled product that can cure Covid-19 within 3-5 days has passed the Phase 1 study. That's why it can make a difference.
Covid can significantly reduce male fertility
The most recent studies confirm the effects that Covid-19 also produces to the detriment of male fertility. Towards targeted therapies.
Why Covid will not kill cities
In large cities, offices and stadiums are closed, public transport and historic centers are empty. But those who think of a decentralized post-Covid future are wrong.
Covid variants: can they bypass vaccines? The first answers arrive
Covid variants scare: will they be able to evade vaccine protection? Here are the first answers from science.
EpiVacCorona, the second Russian vaccine, claims 100% effectiveness
100% effectiveness and a booster every 3 years: the second Russian vaccine, EpiVacCorona, could mark a step forward in the fight against Covid-19
How will Covid-19 become at the end of the pandemic?
Is it possible to imagine the shape of things to come, if it is Covid? We will never get rid of it. But will it be more manageable at the end of the pandemic?
Covid, China is using the Lingcai robot to make swabs
China finds new outbreaks of Covid, and resumes heavy weapons. A robot is deployed in the city of Shenyang to make tampons.
Disneyland will transform into a giant vaccination center
Disneyland Resort in Anheim will become a mega vaccination center: among the most emblematic news, even that of a fairy tale place that hosts a nightmare.
Nanomaterial biosensor detects Covid antibodies in 10-12 seconds
A biosensor made with nanomaterials is able to identify Covid-19 antibodies in record time. A valuable ally against the virus.
Good news: immunity to Covid lasts perhaps for years or decades
Counterorder: a new study published in Science disproves some old results on the duration of immunity to Covid: it could be much longer.
A UV-LED kills Covid. The team: “Let's use it in ventilation systems”
A UV-LED light kills Covid, and it does so much more economically and sustainably. The team that tested the solution is thinking about use in ventilation systems
Birth rate Italy, Covid knocks it down to the lowest levels ever
Economic uncertainties and pandemics seriously risk producing very serious damage to the birth rate in Italy: the estimates are by no means good.
First study on the mutation of Covid in the UK: good and bad news
The Covid mutation B.1.1.7 is much more contagious: new restrictions and faster vaccinations are needed
80 Italian doctors in government: "the relationship between vitamin D and Covid has been ignored"
Hundreds of studies in 2020 alone show significant relationships between vitamin D, sun exposure and Covid. Since November, the government has continued to ignore the appeal of dozens of Italian doctors.
2021, the year of recovery. Will it be true? Here's a prediction
The arrival of vaccines triggered the mantra of recovery in everyone's head. When will it take place? What will 2021 be like? Some predictions.
Invisimask, steps forward for the anti Covid nasal spray
Eureka Therapeutics successfully continues the Invisimask trial. Now the anti Covid nasal spray protects you from the virus for 10 hours.
Like it or not, here is Boeri's primrose for Covid vaccinations in Italy
The primrose that Stefano Boeri Architetti has created for the Covid vaccination campaign in Italy like and dislike. Here's what it is.
Vaccertify, a Seattle startup creates the prototype of the "vaccination passport"
A vaccination passport that lets you know if we are 'protected' or not. Vaccertify develops a prototype that could create controversy.
Covid-19 test, the plan to give us back our lives
A world of continuous Covid-19 tests over the span of a day? It sounds terrible, but it could be the only way out of the pandemic for a long time to come.
There is no 2 without 3. AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine: how is it different?
An AstraZeneca vaccine at Covid-19 was also announced today. Here is a focus on positive results, on weaknesses and strengths,
Mental health and pandemic, boom in online services. The Joon Care case
The growth in demand for online mental health services is out of control. Many startups are about to transform this sector as well.
