Coronavirus

After several months of the pandemic, today we have a lot of information about COVID-19 and the virus that causes it, although there are still unknowns to solve. What did we know in March 2020 and what do we know today?

The first cases detected in people remind us that the next great pandemic may not be due to a coronavirus.

The current situation of the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the close relationship between the environment, climate change and infectious diseases. As a result of this combination, the increased effects of climate change on people's health are born, a fact proven by numerous studies.

On March 11, the WHO officially declared the pandemic due to the outbreak of the new coronavirus that causes COVID-19 and a few days later, on March 14, a state of alarm was declared in Spain. This is how we live confinement, and this is how we remember it a year later.

Qatar has offered all MotoGP members to be vaccinated against the coronavirus, which is why Marc Márquez has flown to Doha.

Experts emphasize the importance of clarity and empathy in communication during a public health emergency: who got it right and who failed?

COVID vaccines: is it better to space the doses? Does the UK strategy of applying a dose make sense? What do we know about the effectiveness of vaccines against SARS-CoV-2 variants?

This vaccine against COVID joins the three already available in Europe, where only legal approval for commercial distribution would be lacking.