Coronavirus

How to know if our symptoms are allergic or infectious? And how not to confuse them with COVID-19?

More than 165 vaccines are being developed right now in the world to try to stop COVID-19, as recognized by the WHO in early August. This is a record development in the history of Medicine. But when will there be a vaccine? And above all, to whom will it be administered first?

In the spring of 2009, a new influenza A (H1N1) virus emerged, causing an illness later known as Influenza A or swine flu.

Sharing data can help in the next health crisis, but that means privacy and technical issues must be addressed now.

The pharmaceutical AstraZeneca has decided to interrupt a clinical trial to achieve a vaccine against Covid-19 in the face of a 'potentially unexplained disease' of one of the subjects.

Although the acts have been reduced, Bolsonaro celebrated Brazil's Independence Day as if it were 2019; surrounded by children, greeting everyone, taking photos with the public and, most surprisingly, all without a mask. The Brazilian president, who has already passed the coronavirus, is one of the world leaders ... Continue reading "Bolsonaro celebrates the independence of Brazil as if COVID did not exist"

Silvio Berlusconi, admitted with bilateral pneumonia after becoming infected with coronavirus, is in a "delicate phase" of the disease.

The University of Pennsylvania has submitted a proposal, the Fair Priority Model, that would prioritize reducing premature deaths.