Coronavirus

Maintaining a distance between people of 1-2 meters, wearing disposable gloves for fruit and vegetables and not touching your face are the main measures.

The good news is that, thanks to the quarantine, this year the time change will affect us less than on other occasions. To understand the reasons, we must first explain how confinement affects our internal 'tic tac'.

An American doctor has shared this 3D video imploring us to take the COVID-19 pandemic seriously. This is the video:

The vaccines and antivirals to deal with the new coronavirus will still take months to be ready, but the antibodies in the blood plasma of the survivors could be an express solution that saves many lives. What do we know about this alternative?

During isolation, we stay home to teach you some 'home science' trivia.

Many African national parks have been closed to tourism and research as a precaution against the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Spanish Society of Neurology considers the association between acute taste and smell alteration and the current COVID-19 pandemic “plausible”.

The impact of traveler limitations diminishes as the epidemic progresses. Only in the initial stage of the epidemic outbreak were movement restrictions shown to have a notable effect on containing the coronavirus.