Tag: covid19
COVID-19: People Discharged From Hospital Have Higher Risk for Adverse Outcomes and Death
A recent study carried out in the UK concluded that people discharged from COVID-19 hospital admission had markedly higher risks for rehospitalization and death...
Genetic Risk Factors Related to the Loss of Taste and Smell in Covid-19
Approximately 1.6 million individuals in the United States are still incapable of taste or smell, several months after being affected with COVID-19. In recent...
COVID-19 Perception Among Adolescents and Their Commitment to Public Health
How do we interpret the behavior of adolescents in the context of a pandemic, as right now? How do they adhere to public health...
Delta variant more resistant to one dose of Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccines
Since the spreading of SARS-CoV-2 started in China in December 2019, genetic mutations of the virus gave rise to different variants that behave slightly...
Nonlinearity, failing principles, and COVID19
In our years of broken ideologies, few, very few principles survive. The ones that do are fairly stable. The core idea of liberalism is...
82-Year-Old Receives the First Dose the AZ-Oxford Vaccine
The UK became the first country to approve the AstraZeneca-Oxford covid vaccine, on Wednesday, 30 December 2020. Today, Brian Pinker, 82, became the first...
Covid-19 Vaccines: A Timeline of Recent Advancements
24 November, 2020Sputnik V vaccine is 91,4% effectiveThe second analysis of Phase III trials—obtained 28 days after administering the first dose and 7 days...
Using Artificial Intelligence to Diagnose COVID19
The novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, was first identified in Wuhan, China, in December 2019 and since then it has emerged as a global pandemic. More...
Spain Orders Mandatory Quarantine for Incoming Travellers
From May 15, all travellers entering Spain will have to go through a mandatory 14-day quarantine, Spanish government officials have announced.
The measure applies...