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A new test will enable mass testing across the U.S. by manufacturing 50,000 tests per day.
As per a new update, a new (and experimental) attempt to save lives will have doctors fusing the blood of British coronavirus patients with blood plasma harvested from “hyperimmune” people who...
One of your weapons to fight against COVID-19 was invented by a Latina.
San Francisco-based Kinsa Health is offering its smart thermometers that could help speed up detection of COVID-19 across the U.S. by monitoring the number of people with fever in each county.
A new report reveals that scientists were recently able to develop a new testing method that is capable of yielding results as quick as under half an hour.- According to the latest update made by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, the hunt for a COVID-19 cure can potentially be over not long from now since the first human...
- Nonprofit organization Mayo Clinic has created a new tool that promises to detect COVID-19 in people within just 24 hours.
A new blood test, according to researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, said that pTau181 levels were 3.5 times higher for people suffering from Alzheimer’s compared to healthy...
Latest clinical trials showed that a newly developed universal year-round flu vaccine is effective to provide year-long protection against the virus with little side effects.
According to a new update, a new type of contact lens might just be able to restore some of the range that people lose when they suffer from color blindness.
Johns Hopkins researchers developed the COVID-19 Global Cases map to help the public monitor affected areas and communities in real time.
The new prosthetic hand uses tiny muscle grafts and new machine learning algorithms to tap into nerve endings for more precise control and quicker movements.