Category: pharma & healthcare

Progress In Monoclonal Antibodies For The Treatment And Prevention-Of Covid-19

The bait fragment is the precise region of the spike protein that attaches to the ACE2 surface structure to begin the process of infection.

A Tale Of Four Cities: Wuhan, Seattle, New York, Chicago

New evidence shows that virus variants may affect Covid-19 transmissibility.

Protecting Pregnant Women From Covid-19

Information on the risks Covid-19 poses to pregnant women has been inconsistent, inconclusive, and altogether lacking. Here’s what we know—and how we can learn more.

Is Eating Meat From Meatpacking Plants With Covid-19 Coronavirus Outbreaks Safe?

Hundreds of meatpacking plants in the U.S. have experienced coronavirus outbreaks. Is eating meat processed by these plants safe?

Why Wearing A Face Mask Is The Sanest Thing You Can Do

Many Americans continue to rebel against the idea of wearing face masks, despite how important they are to reduce the risk of infection.

Not Just An Acute Infection: The Prolonged Onslaught Of Coronavirus

Some patients infected with coronavirus experience symptoms for months.

Successful Reopening: It’s Not What You Think

A realistic look at what a successful reopening really means.

Immunity To Covid-19 Infection May Fade Quickly

A new study published in Nature Medicine indicates that immunity to infection by SARS-CoV-2 may fade quickly, at least in people with no or moderate symptoms.

Do Your Genes Place You At High Risk For COVID-19?

Our underlying genetics likely play a role in who gets COVID-19, who develops a severe case, and who dies of this infection.

Are Children Less Easily Infected By SARS-CoV-2? Maybe Yes And Maybe No

Two new studies explore why children seem to be less easily infected with SARS-CoV-2 than adults.