Coronavirus

One of the big challenges in developing an immunization against COVID-19 is producing the vaccine on a large scale. In insects may be the solution.

One of the reasons that SARS-CoV-2 has caused a pandemic is its ease of entering our cells. Can we use it against you?

Coronaviruses cause about a third of common colds. In the 1960s, various laboratories were busy trying to find the unknown pathogen responsible for this percentage.

Several experts, mainly in Italy and marginally in Spain, have shared opinions that SARS-CoV-2 could be becoming less virulent. That's right?

CSIC experts analyze the social consequences of a crisis that has disrupted habits and mentalities.

In recent days, the autonomous communities are reporting an increasing number of confirmed cases of SARS-CoV-2 in Spain. Given the rebound in infections, it is worth wondering if a return to the worst of the pandemic is a real possibility.

As hundreds of scientists around the world scramble to find them, anti-vaccine movements can jeopardize their credibility.

Would a vaccine alone be enough to stop the pandemic and allow life to return to normal?