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COVID-19 treatment from S Korea reportedly shows effective results in pre-clinical tests
The study observed a major improvement from body aches, cough, and runny nose a day after the start of treatment.
Honor Play 4 Pro: A gaming-grade smartphone with integrated infrared thermal sensor
Honor claims the system is accurate enough to read temperatures that range from -20 to 100 degrees Celsius
COVID-19 pandemic causing antidepressant shortage according to FDA
The medication in question was identified as Zoloft, which is also known by its generic name sertraline.
UK hospital tests ibuprofen treatment for COVID-19 patients
Doctors apparently prescribed Ibuprofen to COVID-19 patients to help control some symptoms and to help them sleep.
Silent COVID-19 infections could trigger massive outbreak as countries lift restrictions
A perspective paper posted on a website of the American Association for the Advancement of Science warns that SARS-CoV-2 can stay airborne for hours.
UK COVID-19 research findings note that minorities are at higher risk of death
Medical experts point out that the study might have not accounted for pre-existing conditions such as obesity, diabetes, heart problems, and others.
Coronavirus treatment: Gliead Sciences share third-phase clinical trial results of remdesivir
The United States FDA permitted its use in May, while Japan's healthcare regulators have purportedly considered it safe.
New COVID-19 antibody therapy starts first human trials to determine safety
For those closely following the latest developments related to SARS-CoV-2, this is not the first of its kind.
Google cracking down on coronavirus online scams with help of nonprofit collaboration
With a lot of people staying indoors, internet usage is at an all-time high since the 2019 novel coronavirus outbreak.
Coronavirus cases likely to rise amid protests following death of George Floyd
According to health experts, since the virus is primarily distributed via respiratory droplets, those with and without masks are exposed in crowded situations.
COVID-19 research findings: VA hospitals control prescriptions of disputed anti-malaria drugs
Hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine were thrust into the spotlight after French doctors touted its alleged benefits in the treatment of COVID-19.
Drones help North Carolina hospital with logistics for medical supplies amid virus
Huntersville Medical Center and 14 others are all operated by Novant Health and testing this innovative delivery method amid this COVID-19 pandemic.
New coronavirus studies reveal higher death rates for current and former cancer patients
Some cancer treatments have been shown to affect the lungs as well as the immune system, which are likewise targeted by SARS-CoV-2.
COVID-19 vaccine availability by January: experts agree on accelerated timeline
In the early stages of the pandemic in the US, it was projected that a viable vaccine will probably take 12 to 18 months in a favourable scenario.
Tech companies reportedy funding COVID-19 research in hopes of financial success
Tech pundits point out that discussions within a community called COVID Accelerator provide startups with information about funding.
Stanford researchers eyeing new COVID-19 treatment with unlikely drug candidate
Data apparently shows that interferon-lambda is specifically restricted to receptors found in the intestines, liver, and linings of the lungs.
Novavax begins clinical trials for COVID-19 vaccine candidate in Australia
Depending on the results from the preliminary phase of testing, the next segment could see an even larger control group in more countries.
COVID-19: Drones to deliver PPEs and test kits to overcome transport challenges
The drones will be supplied by Skysports to ship the items from Lorn and Islands Hospital in Oban to Iona Community Hospital in Craignure on Mull.
Army using military thermal imaging technology to assess potential virus infections
Called the Integrated Visual Augmentation System, it was originally intended to help train soldiers in close quarters combat.
COVID-19: Study shows increased risk of death from hydroxycholorquine, chloroquine
The Food and Drug Administration has warned people against its usage without medical supervision.
Remdesivir preliminary trials reportedly show no remarkable effect on COVID-19
The trials will apparently continue with some adjustments based on the data collected from the first phase.
Public inquiry into UK government's handling of virus pandemic gets nod from health experts
A public inquiry can only be requested, but the ministers have full control over the decision to hold one or not.
COVID-19 vaccine still far off says scientist; urges people to follow precautionary measures
Coronaviruses such as SARS-CoV-2 have been shown to spread via respiratory droplets from infected patients.
AstraZeneca targeting at least 400 mn COVID-19 vaccine production this fall
Sources likewise noted that AstraZeneca is backed by the U.S.-based Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority with funding close to $1 billion.
COVID-19 patients who are diabetic are at a higher risk of death, says NHS
Among the 24,739 recorded coronavirus deaths in U.K. hospitals until May 17, 32 percent of the patients apparently had diabetes.
New coronavirus study claims surgical masks can control transmissions
Until a vaccine is available, everyone should follow the safety precautions detailed by the World Health Organization.
COVID-19 pandemic will be hard-fought battle without everyone's cooperation: Experts
ACTIV, which is the acronym for Accelerating COVID-19 Therapeutic and Vaccines is expected to come up with new guidelines for international medical sectors.
Coronavirus pandemic prompts unlikely partnership between boat builder and engineer
Two Charleston, South Carolina residents have pooled their talents to fabricate a protective cover for healthcare workers
COVID-19: Medical researchers claim there is still more to learn about virus
In the early stages of the coronavirus outbreak, the general consensus was that only those who are elderly or with existing complications were at risk.
Coronavirus vaccine from Moderna reportedly shows promising results in trials
The early testing phase concluded recently with positive results, with 45 people inoculated with varying doses that ranged from low to medium.